None of Chen Changan and the others had expected that binding their opponent would come at such a steep cost. After all, until now, the Heavenly Dao had never shown the slightest sign of it.
"I never expected that the one time he finally came through, he'd pay such a terrible price."
"Ah, but at least he's still alive. As long as he isn't dead, there's a chance. He's only fallen asleep." The Sky Seal sighed helplessly.
"What a pity. If I'd known, I would've asked him who he'd argued with back then, the one he couldn't beat." Da Huang looked regretful.
"No need to regret it. I know. When I first appeared here, I noticed the Heavenly Dao's presence. I just didn't attack him."
"After all, if I had, the Immortal Ancient Domain would truly have been finished."
"Back then, I hated the person who opened the entrance, and I despised the people here for opening it without permission. But I wasn't so utterly deranged that I would destroy the whole world."
"Don't imagine he was arguing with some great figure. It was just a widow from some village, in some corner of the world."
"A widow? He's the Heavenly Dao, and he argued with a widow?"
"Mm... That's right. And he even lost."
Da Huang didn't know what to say. This was the first time he'd seen an existence on the Heavenly Dao's level go off to argue with a widow, missing an event as serious as what had happened to the Immortal Ancient Domain—and, most importantly, failing to win the argument.
"That does sound like something he'd do. I remember he once argued with a stray dog by the roadside for three hours. In the end, neither of them won, and he left in a huff."
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