As a seasoned sect slave, even though he had held a lofty position for tens of thousands of years in his previous life and become the Plane Lord of Douluo Continent, Rat's nature would never change.
Because his actions had brought such a catastrophic disaster upon the sect, Tang Hao knelt before the former site of the sect with a face full of grief and guilt, then kowtowed three times.
He said in endless sorrow and indignation, "Clear Sky Sect, I, Tang Hao, have wronged you. My willfulness caused your destruction. But rest assured, sooner or later, I will collect this debt from Spirit Hall."
Tang Hao thought of Tang San in his hands. He was a drowning man, and Tang San was his lifeline.
As long as Tang San existed, no matter how wildly Spirit Hall leapt about, fate would eventually return to its original course.
He bore great responsibility for the destruction of Clear Sky Sect, but the dead could easily be resurrected in the hands of gods.
Tang Hao understood this deeply. In his previous life, he had been the Plane Lord, coldly watching Douluo Continent and the Abyss Plane slaughter each other for more than four thousand years. Countless billions of innocent lives had died during that time, until the Abyss Plane was devoured by the plane he had parasitized. Only then did he appear before someone as a saint and resurrect the fallen souls of the dead.
As long as Tang San became a god, the dead souls of Clear Sky Sect could be resurrected along with him. Clear Sky Sect could also be rebuilt, becoming even more glorious than before its destruction.
As for Spirit Hall, a trace of viciousness flashed through Tang Hao's heart.
In his previous life, as victors, they had generously