"What did bodily organ failure... mean?"
Xiao Wu's eyes widened, her gaze filled with confusion.
"Bodily organ failure means the complete failure of multiple vital organs, such as the heart, lungs, and kidneys, leaving them unable to sustain basic life functions."
"Put simply... it means dying of old age."
Ye Lingling's grandfather, Ye Renxin, spoke slowly, his tone somewhat grave.
"Dying of old age? That's absolutely impossible!"
"With Qian Cheng's personality, how could he possibly let me die of old age?"
Tang San abruptly raised his head, his face full of shock and absurdity.
"This old man also finds it strange, but what the Heavenly Screen has shown is the result."
Ye Renxin replied blandly.
Tang San's mouth twitched as he cursed inwardly.
Can this old man even speak properly?
What did he mean by 'he also thinks it's impossible for me to die of old age'?
So I'm just supposed to die a violent death?
There's no telling whether this old fossil will even live that long!
"I don't believe it! I want to see the entire process of Tang San's death with my own eyes!"
Dai Tianfeng roared at the Heavenly Screen, his voice carrying the resolve of someone breaking the cauldrons and sinking the boats.
It was a gamble either way. Even if he died, he wanted to die knowing the truth!
The Heavenly Screen seemed to respond to his demand. Its golden-red radiance surged once more, and a blurry image slowly unfolded.
What appeared in the image was a dog.
Its grayish-brown fur was caked with black oil and dried dirt, tangled into hard clumps that nearly concealed its original color.
Part of its right ear was missing, exposing a dark red scar—the mark left behind from fighting over food in the past.
Its eyes were