Ch. 1961The Might of the Kui Bull
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Kui Bull, a divine beast, awakens and unleashes a storm of azure lightning, threatening the Divine Blood Sect and the Blood Sea.
- Ying Wu, riding the Kui Bull, destroys the Mist Mountain and the remnants of the Blood Sea, along with many cultivators.
- Youye and a few survivors, including Bi Jing and Qing Yuan, are cornered by the Kui Bull's lightning.
- Bi Jing accuses Song Wen (Extreme Yin) of orchestrating the attack on the Divine Blood Sect to shift blame.
Character Developments
- Ying Wu: Shows her power and determination by controlling the Kui Bull and destroying the Mist Mountain. She defends Song Wen against Bi Jing's accusations.
- Song Wen (Extreme Yin): His actions and motives are called into question by Bi Jing, but Ying Wu stands by him.
- Youye and Bi Jing: They try to negotiate with Ying Wu but fail. Bi Jing attempts to save herself by accusing Song Wen.
Significant Themes
- Power and Control: Ying Wu's control over the Kui Bull demonstrates her power and influence. The beast's destruction showcases the consequences of unchecked power.
- Loyalty and Betrayal: Dan Ran's loyalty to the Divine Blood Sect contrasts with Bi Jing's attempt to save herself by accusing Song Wen.
- Trust and Suspicion: Ying Wu's trust in Song Wen is tested by Bi Jing's accusations, highlighting the fragility of trust in the face of suspicion.
Character Interactions
- Ying Wu and Song Wen: Ying Wu defends Song Wen against Bi Jing's accusations, showing her trust in him.
- Bi Jing and Youye: Bi Jing attempts to save herself by accusing Song Wen, while Youye is initially astonished but does not contradict her.
- Ying Wu and the survivors: Ying Wu shows no mercy to the survivors, intent on punishing them for their actions against the Divine Blood Sect.