Although she might know that Cong Yu and he had the ability to revive her, she felt no fear of "death" whatsoever.
Humans truly were great.
Which was why...
It was precisely because of this that Moerae believed so firmly in her mission, that she wanted so badly to save humanity.
That feeling gradually began to fill Moerae's chest.
And when the emotions in her heart had filled about 0.114514% of the way, Xian Kui seemed unable to hold on any longer.
"Pujipa—"
Xian Kui fell over (sad).
As Xian Kui fell, Cong Yu also awoke from some sort of realization. He blinked at the sprawled-out Xian Kui.
Huh? How did you die?
After an intense and thrilling round of emergency treatment for Xian Kui, she finally escaped mortal danger.
Cong Yu then began discussing what he had gained just now.
"Just now, I had an 'epiphany.'"
As Cong Yu said this, the strange wording made Moerae hesitate slightly. "An epiphany? The kind of 'epiphany' I'm thinking of?"
At that moment, what Moerae thought of was the sort of "epiphany" plot found in many wuxia novels.
In wuxia novels, the protagonist or some other character, after going through something or gaining some sort of emotion... suddenly understood.
Either that, or after deep contemplation, something they had not understood before suddenly clicked, and they immediately grew much stronger. Something like that.
Come to think of it, the bamboo grove environment here did fit the atmosphere of a wuxia story rather well, but... this world was not a wuxia world after all.
The "epiphany" Cong Yu spoke of had nothing to do with that, either.
"Actually, I didn't understand anything."
As he said this, Cong Yu moved the fallen Xian Kui onto his lap. "I just learned what I should do."