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I stared at Yun Cangran in astonishment. She made no effort to hide her emotions, behaving just like an innocent child.
"Your master truly is a wise man, worthy of respect. Once we reach the Firmament Heaven, I'll definitely pay him a visit." I didn't know how to respond, so I could only extend the topic from her respect for him. Besides, if her revered master was still alive, perhaps he could give me more information.
But Yun Cangran shook her head and said, "He's already dead. I killed him."
"What?" I was utterly shocked.
"He told a monstrous lie and did many terrible things, so I had no choice but to kill him. That bought the Firmament Heaven a temporary peace—or perhaps eliminated its greatest hidden danger." Yun Cangran showed no sign of her thoughts drifting away, nor did she seem to have any intention of recalling the past.
"I see. I believe you must have done the right thing." I tried to keep my expression calm.
"Not necessarily. Perhaps he would have done better than I did in the end. Who can foresee the future? It was simply the best choice at the time. Looking back now, it seems the result wouldn't have been much different either way." Yun Cangran gave a bitter smile.
"All right... I've had a similar experience, though I've forgotten it by now. Sometimes, doing your best to do what you believe is right is enough. Who has the right to criticize others without standing in their shoes?" I let out a melancholy sigh.
"You really do understand me." Yun Cangran seemed somewhat happier.
"Of course. Those who come together must share the same ideals." I smiled.
Yun Cangran returned my smile with deep agreement, then began telling me about