Mu Sheng was tempted. He was half-demon to begin with, and he still carried the demonic power his mother had left him. If he could transform all the demonic power within him into spiritual power, would he be able to live as an ordinary human from then on?
The thought made him want to take Wang Yue as his master. But he needed his elder sister's consent first, so his priority was to wake her up.
In the days that followed, Mu Sheng stayed by Mu Yao's side. Liu Fuyi often came to check on her, while Wang Yue and Su Su continued studying paper dolls every day.
Su Su simply thought cutting paper was fun, and Wang Yue had bought so much talisman paper to play with her. Naturally, she was having the time of her life.
Wang Yue, however, had been inspired by an anime. There was an Old Six in it who had taken the art of making paper figures into human form to the extreme. Wang Yue wanted to see if he could do the same.
In truth, Wang Yue's biggest dream was to be that kind of Old Six: live safely and freely, and let paper figures handle everything. That sounded much more fun than One Qi Transforms into Three Pure Ones.
Wang Yue could manage the simple spell of turning a sheet of paper into a person. But getting those figures to move independently was another matter.
He vaguely remembered that the Old Six in the anime had used his spiritual sense by entrusting it to the paper figures, then controlling them himself.
But Wang Yue was stuck on one problem: how could he extract a sliver of his primordial spirit and put it into a paper figure?
Would that Old Six really be