"Since you were reborn, the karma from back then will likewise respond to you. Although I can open a temporal trace for you, it might not be fair to the other person who killed you. So you must settle this karma yourself. But I advise you not to dig too deeply." My heart remained utterly unmoved.
The Divine Lord had been killed, severing the connection with the universe's Dao Foundation, and in the end becoming the her she was now. Heaven knew what had happened.
For all I knew, it might have been done by the wives, children, and other family members on my side. It was hard to say whom they had offended. After all, there couldn't be many people capable of doing such a thing.
So I had to handle it cautiously as well. It was entirely possible that she had violated the heavenly law I had established and been punished for it.
The girl looked utterly bewildered and murmured, "I... How could I not dig to the bottom of it? I want to know where I came from and why I was reborn."
"Heh heh. Rebirth might mean that you have finished atoning for your sins. It might also be the cycle of karma and reincarnation, with retribution not yet having completely lowered its banner. If you want my advice, I can only tell you to let nature take its course. That would be best for you." I replied indifferently.
As we spoke, the winds and clouds outside suddenly stirred.
The few students who had run out began chattering about what they had experienced in the library pavilion, laying everything about me bare.
One of them was practically spraying spittle as he spoke, and even intended to present his own views and give me a thorough tongue-lashing.