Today, It Was Teach by Word and Example

It was the same little village entrance, and the same old geezer was sitting by the curb.

He was waiting there at his leisure for Hanyu to arrive, seeming to have something to say, yet also seeming to have nothing he could say.

The last time they met, Hanyu's drawn-sword stance was still vivid in his mind. Likewise, Zhishou had made him witness his friend's death, and that scene still haunted Hanyu.

"Some things can't be explained by simple right and wrong. From where I stand, I have to take responsibility for all the countless lives..."

Zhishou never got to finish. Hanyu cut him off.

Hanyu shook his head and slowly said, "A wiser elder than you has already said something similar to me. His words were more convincing and easier to hear. I know what you're going to say."

Knowing was one thing. Understanding was another.

Even if he understood, Hanyu still couldn't stand it.

That was all there was to it. Quan Xiaotong had never tried to persuade him otherwise.

Everyone ought to have their own ideas. Of all the things Quan Xiaotong had done, the one that pleased Hanyu most was that he had never forced any of his own ideas on him.

Zhishou paused for a moment, then soon broke into a slow smile.

Hanyu glanced at the village. Every time he came here, something bad happened. Now that he was back again, he couldn't help asking,

"What do you want with me this time?"

It was Water Spirit's testing ground, yet this damn old ghost came every day to occupy someone else's territory and take care of his own business.

But Zhishou's next words left Hanyu stunned.

Zhishou spoke with a faint, enigmatic smile. "This time, I'm not looking for you. I'm the chief examiner