In the end, Ke Meng did not let the two eat each other, because he did not particularly want to know the result.
If shadows really could eat other shadows, it would most likely make them even more chaotic.
After all, shadows were extremely similar to souls. Wouldn't consuming too many souls muddle their consciousness?
Having Flowing Fish eat them was not appropriate either. Flowing Fish was not on their side now, so there was no need to taint the pure fish with evil thoughts.
"By the way, do you feel that you're more advanced, or that it's more advanced than you?"
Ke Meng brought out Flowing Fish for Mi Jingyun, a Mentor, to examine.
Mi Jingyun gave a surprised hum. "Why is this fish so strange?"
"What's strange about it? You're the strange one, if you ask me. It belongs to the pure faction," Ke Meng said, puzzled.
Mi Jingyun had no rebuttal. From her worldview, Flowing Fish naturally seemed strange.
"I don't know much about this fish either. I've never seen a fish-type Shadow Creature," Mi Jingyun admitted frankly. Her knowledge was limited, and she knew nothing about this fish.
"But judging by feeling alone, I seem to be a lower order than it," Mi Jingyun said, quietly sensing it with her own spirituality.
"I see."
Ke Meng put Mi Jingyun back into the stone, then placed it in the Storage Scarf for her to cultivate in seclusion.
As for Flowing Fish's shadow, Ke Meng casually pulled over an ordinary sheet of paper, wrote down a few lines of classical poetry, then extracted Flowing Fish and tossed it onto the paper.
Flowing Fish rolled into the writing, circled the lines of poetry twice, then immediately opened its mouth and swallowed a word.
After swallowing the first, it swallowed