Benbo sighed. "It wasn't worth it."
After speaking, Benbo looked at Angel. "What do you think? Was what Hunquan did worth it?"
Angel shrugged, neither agreeing nor disagreeing. "Whether it was worth it is something only the person involved needs to know. It's hard for outsiders to judge."
After all, no one knew what Hunquan had been thinking at the time.
Nor did anyone know what kind of feelings Hunquan had harbored for Amethyst in his heart.
Even though Angel had witnessed all of Hunquan's actions in the memory space, they had still only been surface-level. He had no way of peering through the vast expanse of time to glimpse Hunquan's thoughts back then.
Perhaps, at that time, Hunquan had already placed Amethyst in the most unique and most important place in his heart.
If that had been the case, then it would not have been strange for Hunquan to make such a decision.
So, it was difficult to say whether it had been worth it.
More than that, it was that outsiders could not see the whole matter clearly enough. Only the people involved knew what they had been thinking at the time.
A small trace of surprise hid in Benbo's eyes. "You're more rational than I imagined. Then again, if Hunquan hadn't died, we wouldn't have been able to conduct emotional extraction."
Angel: "..." Why did Benbo's words always sound a little strange?
"If Hunquan hadn't died, would his face curtain have been unable to undergo emotional extraction?" Angel looked at Benbo, his voice soft. "Or rather, can the trait of emotional extraction truly only extract from 'relics'?"
Benbo froze and sank into thought.
Indeed, it seemed Angel had never said that emotional extraction could only be used on relics.
Angel said, "Although I don't know whether non-relics