From a rational standpoint, Wang Qi only needed the Child of Mist to leave this planet "alive" and accompany them to any planet occupied by humanity—or simply remain here "alive."
To be precise, as long as this Heavenly Jealousy Race objectively existed, or rather, as long as its "body was alive," it did not matter at all whose personality resided within.
That was simply how the Heavenly Jealousy Race worked. A single thought failing to turn a corner, causing a drastic shift in personality, was a common occurrence.
Even without this incident, after a few years or decades, the Child of Mist's inner self would be completely different.
But emotionally, Wang Qi still felt it would be best if the naïve sweetheart who had once "praised the sun" alongside him was the one who left.
After all, naïve sweethearts were easier to fool.
No joke—looking at the current situation, it seemed like external information had overwritten the Child of Mist's existing personality.
And at present, the only thing that could be identified as an "information source" was the hill Yuan Spirit that Qingchao Zong had deemed "harmless."
So, based on the current circumstances, the most reasonable explanation was...
The Black Star Revenge Merit Monument had ultimately not completed its work. That gigantic immortal had still retained a tiny fragment of thought. That fragment was no longer enough to seize control from the host, but it was enough to scatter the Child of Mist's consciousness.
Sinus arrhythmia was a common phenomenon among humans. Nearly every child or elderly person had it, and adults could also develop symptoms after exhaustion, irregular eating habits, or heavy drinking.
For the Sea God, personality shifts were this sort of troublesome affair.
Therefore, Wang Qi suspected that even if he truly resolved this mess and the