[Same year, after several probes, you finally confirmed that if you wanted Moro to accept the Demon Dispatch Scroll's control sooner, all you needed was to give him a few treasures that were insignificant to you... When you learned this truth, you were utterly stunned. Had you known that a few benefits would be enough to subdue him, you would not have needed to spend so much time, much less release four Quasi-Emperor-realm Demonic Cultivators to serve as such worthless informants.]
[In the 753,259th year, after learning of Moro's desires, you completed your control over him in just two short years. Once you confirmed that there were no issues, you did not keep him any longer. You released him and assigned him part of the plans you needed him to carry out.]
[Moro had initially been deeply regretful. The Demon Dispatch Scroll's controlling power was far too strong, completely unlike the Supreme Treasures he had encountered before. Clearly, he did not know that this object had once been a True Supreme Treasure. But now that he was bound by the Demon Dispatch Scroll, regret was useless... Yet upon discovering that, under such circumstances, you only needed him to do such simple tasks, and that he could still obtain so many treasures, he began secretly rejoicing again.]
[In Moro's eyes, your strength was formidable and you handled matters with great caution. Yet now, he had discovered an extremely fatal flaw in you: you trusted others too much. Whether it was because you were overly self-confident or something else, Moro sensed that you were very much at ease with both him and Chen Ye. You provided them with an excellent cultivation environment while also giving them so many cultivation resources.]
[With these resources, Moro believed that, given his already profound accumulation of