"Hehe, little girl, you shouldn't put it that way. I never forced your brother to do anything. Besides, setting aside whether your brother wanted to do it or not, even if he forbade you from coming, do you think anyone would listen to him? There have always been plenty of people in this world who believed they were the chosen children of Heaven. In the end, all they did was prove themselves wrong—including you, little girl. Don't you also think you're the master of this Seven Extremes Dao Foundation?" Fairy Haoxi saw straight through human nature. It was impossible to suppress her with words.
Xijun had failed to gain the upper hand and immediately looked displeased. "Anyway, without your goading, none of this would have happened today!"
"All right, Xijun. You should leave this place too. Just because nothing is wrong now doesn't mean nothing will go wrong later. I don't want you to end up like Wanyi." Wanyi was no less important to me than anyone else. Seeing her turned into a Blood Fiend, my mood had sunk to rock bottom.
Yet Fairy Haoxi smiled at that moment. "No need to rush. Don't you think this little phoenix is rather interesting? Besides, she came here without showing any signs of turning into a Blood Fiend at all. That's a rare innate talent. Why not let her try proving the Dao with this Blood Fiend Dao Foundation?"
I looked at Fairy Haoxi, and a sliver of hope rose in me. But when I looked at Xijun, I hesitated deeply. My relationship with Xijun was extraordinary. She had followed me from childhood. As the saying went, an elder brother was like a father—our bond was exactly that. If I let her conduct this experiment, I might as well try it myself.