Looking at the Butterfly Spirit before him, Duanmu Huai fell into silent contemplation, while Caiyi merely lowered her head and stood motionless. The girls beside them gazed at Duanmu Huai curiously, unable to understand why he had suddenly stopped speaking. However, since Duanmu Huai remained silent, none of the others dared say anything either, and could only stand there quietly.
Only Ann could roughly guess what Duanmu Huai was thinking.
Hmm, that's right. Duanmu Huai was currently considering whether, according to the Inquisition's standards, this Butterfly Spirit should be classified as a Demi-Human or a Demon. As an Inquisitor, should he simply smash her to death with his warhammer right now?
This was also a fairly popular topic on the forums. In the eyes of some players, the Monsters of the Cultivation World were essentially Demons. Their reasoning was simple: no matter what form those Monsters took before, they would all return to their original forms after death. Fox Spirits and weasels were all like this. Based on this trait, they could essentially be regarded as Warp Daemons no different from Pink Horrors.
After all, weren't Pink Horrors the same? They could transform into human forms as they pleased, but once they died, they would return to their original forms.
However, another group of players did not agree. Their reasoning was simple and crude: after Monsters transformed into human forms, they became human, and their skulls were also the same as humans'. Therefore, according to the Inquisition's standards, they could at most be classified as Demi-Humans, not Demons.
Of course, the opposing side was not without rebuttals. Dragons could also transform into human forms, but their essence was still that of dragons. How were they any different from Monsters?
As for the other side's attitude, it was: "That's from the