Tian Buyi looked on in surprise at the Spirit Entities gathered around Luo Yunji for all sorts of reasons. They were beings people feared, beings cultivators destroyed and Buddhists purified. Yet now, they were saving humanity, saving the world. Tian Buyi felt like laughing. His lips curved into a broad smile, but in the end, it never quite reached where it should have.
At that moment, he finally understood why his youngest disciple had no concept of good and evil. Good and evil were one and the same, just like this world—it was not divided into only black and white.
Watching the spirits slaughter their foes with such gusto, without a single one of them getting hurt, Tian Buyi felt his blood surge too. He let out a thunderous shout. "Hah!" Then he was about to charge in and slaughter his way through the enemy ranks.
But Luo Yunji, startled by the sudden yell, reached out and grabbed him.
"Let go!" Tian Buyi glared at the hand clutching his robe and shouted at Luo Yunji.
"What are you going to do?" Luo Yunji asked, eyeing his master curiously.
"Obviously, I'm going to kill those monsters!" Tian Buyi looked at his youngest disciple as if to ask whether he'd lost his mind.
"You... haven't you lost your mind?" Luo Yunji looked at his master, who had slimmed down, and wanted to facepalm. But he had no free hand. "I told you, ordinary attacks don't work on them! Why rush in and make trouble?"
"I..." Only then did Tian Buyi remember that he had already returned the Fire Gathering Basin to the Beast God. Charging in now would be no different from asking to die. His mouth twitched a few times, and he silently retreated to the side.
Seeing his master standing