Although filling the seven cauldron artifacts with Imperial Qi required expending multiple Fate events, they were still something that could be obtained sustainably. Given time, you would certainly be able to fill them again.
Obtaining such treasures merely at the cost of some time gave Lin an immense sense of unreality. This feeling was even more shocking than when she had first seen that you, a Quasi-Emperor, were no weaker than her in strength. You might not yet understand it deeply, but Lin, who had already cultivated to the Five Qi Imperial Realm, knew full well that within this vast cosmos lay the Way of Balance among the Infinite Great Dao.
Balance was something ordinarily unseen, yet it truly existed. Thus, no matter how certain you sounded, Lin still looked at you with deep suspicion, wondering whether you had already lost something without realizing it yourself.
In an instant, such a thought flashed through Lin's heart: there was no need for her to think so much. If you died because of this matter, perhaps she might even have a chance to regain her freedom... But Lin quickly dismissed that thought.
Perhaps it was because of Extreme Charm, or perhaps because of how you had treated her and guided her time and again, but Lin's view of you had changed considerably. Beyond that, there was also the promise you had made her. You had promised that if the opportunity arose in the future, you would find a way to avenge her.
For Lin, who had become a Fallen Immortal Monarch due to her deep Resentful Energy, revenge might not have been her foremost purpose, but it was still an exceedingly important goal in life.
Had there been no clues at all, that would have been one thing. Yet during the time