Ch. 2181Killing "People" and Setting Fires
Key Plot Points and Events
- Xu Huo encounters two grotesque, shadowy figures in the Temple of Inquiry, one in front of him and one behind him, pushing his wheelchair.
- The figure behind him speaks in a muffled, chilling voice, asking why Xu Huo isn't moving.
- The figure in front becomes increasingly real and terrifying, with its arm transforming into numerous eyeballs that look at Xu Huo.
- Xu Huo's consciousness is overwhelmed, and he sheds blood tears. He then kills both figures and burns their remains.
- Xu Huo returns to the Temple of Inquiry's main hall, where A Hai and Blondie are waiting. He asks about their experiences.
Character Developments
- Xu Huo demonstrates bravery and resilience in facing the terrifying figures, showing his ability to maintain composure under extreme circumstances.
- A Hai is initially dazed after his experience in the Temple of Inquiry, suggesting he may have faced something traumatic.
- Blondie reveals a past trauma related to a romantic encounter gone wrong.
Significant Themes
- Fear and Trauma: The Temple of Inquiry forces individuals to confront their fears and past traumas.
- Good vs. Evil: The temple's ability to discern good from evil is highlighted, although the specific criteria remain unclear.
- Redemption and Rebirth: The temple offers a chance for believers to repent and achieve spiritual rebirth.
Character Interactions
- Xu Huo and Blondie exchange information about their experiences in the Temple of Inquiry, with Xu Huo showing curiosity and Blondie being eager to share.
- Xu Huo and A Hai have a brief, tense exchange, with A Hai hesitant to share his experience.
- Xu Huo and Blondie work together to leave the Temple of Inquiry, with Blondie pushing Xu Huo's wheelchair.