Whether he had been provoked by this or had harbored ill intentions from the start, Xuan Mo had come with malice.
When Nuwa and Fuxi tried to decline and leave, Xuan Mo appeared regretful yet unconcerned. But he suddenly struck viciously, attempting to ambush and severely wound Fuxi before seizing the Fuxi Qin.
Fortunately, they had long sensed that something was off about Xuan Mo and had remained wary of him. He failed to get his way, and the three of them began to battle.
As the battle continued, Xuan Mo gradually fell into a disadvantage. Yet for some reason, not only did he make no attempt to resolve the Karma or flee, he instead became increasingly irritable and crazed.
Seeing this, Nuwa and Fuxi were also enraged and engaged him in a life-and-death struggle.
Then came the scene Yuan Yan had witnessed. Xuan Mo was gradually grievously wounded by the two of them. Before his strength was completely exhausted, he intended to self-destruct and perish alongside them. Yuan Yan interrupted him, and Nuwa and Fuxi finally erased him with their full-force strike.
After hearing Nuwa and Fuxi's account, Yuan Yan immediately understood.
During the Dragon-Han Calamity, Xuan Mo had been no decent figure. He had committed immense slaughter, and a whole clan behind him had dragged him down as well. Thus, after the Dragon-Han Calamity ended, he bore an enormous amount of bloody baleful karma.
Under the influence of that bloody baleful karma, distracting thoughts easily arose in his heart. He was prone to anger and agitation, making it impossible for him to comprehend the Dao or cultivate.
Yet Fuxi's Dao of the Qin was extraordinary, and the Fuxi Qin was likewise exceptional. The melodies it played should have been able to dispel Xuan Mo's distracting thoughts and calm