Blood Bridge

At Yu Dahe's words, Master She's eyes nearly split with rage. His voice trembled as he said, "What did you say?"

Master She gave a sinister laugh. "You cannot save those two children. Their souls have already been offered to the God Lord!"

Mo Hua pretended not to understand, his face full of confusion. "What the hell is a God Lord?"

Master She was slightly angered and cursed inwardly.

Ignorant little brat, speaking so recklessly—he dared blaspheme the God Lord. Later, he would surely suffer Divine Punishment, unable to live and unable to die!

Yet he still suppressed his anger. His voice was indifferent, but his expression reverent.

"The God Lord is the lord of countless gods, the supreme ruler who reigns over all living beings!"

Mo Hua understood at once. This Master She was only a half-baked believer.

He had no idea what the God Lord—the Lord of the Great Wilderness—actually was. He merely regarded it as some lofty deity worthy of worship.

Mo Hua looked disdainful. "Old fool, what nonsense are you spouting? What lord of gods, what supreme ruler?"

"Humans are the chiefs of all spirits. Where in this world are there any gods? Why have I never seen one?"

Master She glanced at Mo Hua contemptuously and sneered.

"Those born of mortal flesh cannot see the truth of this world, nor can they understand the grandeur of the divine path."

Mo Hua snorted. "Nothing but smoke and mirrors."

Master She disdained to argue with such a wet-behind-the-ears child. Yet as he stared at Mo Hua, a trace of shrewdness and doubt surfaced in his crazed eyes.

He had found it strange before.

Who exactly was this little ghost?

If he was not mistaken, this group before him ought to be the Dao Court Office's lackeys.

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