Turning slightly, Bai Yang looked at Chu Hao and asked, "You're judging the remnants of the Tian Yin Sect?"
As if he'd known Bai Yang would turn around, Chu Hao smiled. "That's right. The Tian Yin Sect's leader rebelled and attempted to assassinate the emperor. Though the violent rebels have already been brought to justice, some captured remnants remain. They'll be judged and executed before the eyes of the world. The royal authority must not be violated. Anyone who dares will die, and their entire clans must be exterminated to set an example!"
Bai Yang looked Chu Hao in the eye, then nodded. "I understand. It's tomorrow, right? I'll be there. I'll take my leave for now."
With that, Bai Yang led Little Cat and the others into the sky, and they vanished from sight.
Only after Bai Yang and the others had completely disappeared did Chu Hao's relaxed expression vanish. At some point, cold sweat had soaked his back.
Although Bai Yang was at the same level as him, standing before him had brought such a crushing pressure that Chu Hao had nearly been unable to breathe. He'd even felt as helpless as he did in the presence of his own father.
I wonder whether Father is right to do this... Chu Hao sighed inwardly, feeling inexplicably restless.
After leaving the Tian Yin Sect, Bai Yang's expression was calm, but the calm was terrifying. Damn it, the trial for the Tian Yin Sect's remnants just happened to be tomorrow? This was obviously aimed at him!
The group found a small town, checked into an inn, and Bai Yang furrowed his brow as he considered what to do.
"Hubby, don't go. This is clearly a scheme targeting you," Qing He said worriedly.
Bai Yang sat down, frowning. "I know. If