"Hahaha, fine, I'll teach you. But do you think everyone's epiphany is the same? Mine was different. How did I reach enlightenment back then? Right. [Ran^Wen^Book Repository] I remember now. My entire family had been wiped out. It was terrible then. I wasn't strong enough and could only flee everywhere. In the end, someone in the Insight Stage from the Living Slaughter Society killed all seven members of my family, along with my two childhood friends. By the time I returned, it was already too late. All I could think was, What was the point of cultivating the sword? Was cultivating merely for the sake of watching my parents, relatives, and friends die? Then I buried my family, went to the Abyss Lake, and cast away my sword. Yet at the instant I threw it into the lake, I attained enlightenment. Sigh... attaining enlightenment after abandoning the sword—such was the time, such was fate." Elder Mo first laughed loudly, then grew grief-stricken, and finally became carefree. Through great joy and sorrow, he had reached true freedom. He was quite the man of temperament.
I had originally been delighted because I was at the bottleneck before the Great Perfection, but after hearing him, I froze and asked bitterly, "Then what should I do? Did you get your revenge, Elder Mo?"
"I didn't, because I had no idea which person from the Living Slaughter Society killed them." Elder Mo smiled faintly. After falling silent for a moment, he continued, "Several decades have passed, and I've almost forgotten everything. I can't even seem to remember what my parents looked like back then. The only thing I remember is the smile of my seven-year-old little sister."
I sighed. Everyone had a darkness they could never uncover. When that scar was ripped open, a hideous