"It might not be too late. Even if it's been crushed to pieces, reconstruction isn't impossible." I spread my hands and smiled confidently. A soul crushed into fragments was no different from a corrupted file. As long as one had enough patience or sufficient computing power, piecing it back together would be as easy as turning one's hand over.
"Then shall we piece it together? As for the part that's sworn to fight me to the death, can we leave that out?" Di Bi gave a wicked smile.
"Not a problem. But speaking of which, how did you two end up locked in a fight to the death?" I asked curiously.
Di Bi did not hide it. "You should know, right? At your wedding, hardly any members of either his or my family branch showed up. The reason was that we'd wiped out most of each other's kin, hehe."
"You two... are real freaks." This time, I was speechless. Things were truly ruthless between the Great Luo Heavens.
"We were both seeing red back then. Who had the time to care about all that? Didn't we later put it aside temporarily because of the Earth Clan? We even left each other a thread of life." Di Bi snorted.
I could not be bothered to ask further. I could extract the memories from Di Jun anyway; when the time came, I would know who had been right and who had been wrong. But whatever the cause, Di Bi had probably widened the scope of her revenge. When she went mad, she truly did drag innocents into it.
Sky Grass's soul fragment was still useful, so naturally I did not extinguish it immediately. Instead, I simply reconstructed Di Jun's soul—while erasing certain insignificant clues that could nevertheless trigger a chain reaction, ensuring