Song Chuxia pressed her lips together.
In her eyes, monsters were practically the same as gods.
Both were fictional beings.
And both possessed incredible powers.
Gods...
"Are there gods in this world?"
Song Chuxia blurted out.
If monsters existed, what about gods?
Buddhas...?
Demons...?
Did they exist too?
At the thought, the hairs all over Song Chuxia's body inexplicably stood on end.
If that were really the case, this world was far too fantastical.
She was starting to feel as if she didn't even recognize the world she'd been born into and lived in for over twenty years.
"I don't know."
Xiao Xiao gave a slight shake of his head.
"Huh?"
Song Chuxia exclaimed. "You don't know?"
Xiao Xiao raised an eyebrow.
"No."
"Unfortunately, I've never seen a god, a Buddha, or a demon either."
"So I can't tell you whether they exist."
"Oh, really?"
Song Chuxia still found it a little hard to believe.
"But you've seen monsters..."
The corners of Xiao Xiao's mouth lifted.
"What necessary connection is there between the two?"
"Because they're both supernatural beings?"
So since he'd seen monsters, he should be able to see gods, Buddhas, and demons too?
He wouldn't mind if that were the case.
But unfortunately, so far, he hadn't been fortunate enough to meet any of them.
"Yeah."
Song Chuxia nodded.
That was exactly what she'd thought.
Could the ability to see monsters really be different from the ability to see gods, Buddhas, and demons?
Could someone who saw monsters not necessarily see gods, Buddhas, and demons?
Could someone who saw gods, Buddhas, and demons not necessarily see monsters?
Wasn't that... um... Song Chuxia frowned.
Too ridiculous?
Forgive her for not being able to think of a more tactful word right away.
Xiao