In truth, how could Ye Han not know why that damned gray-clad man had thrown out the Three-Eyed Vermilion Sparrow's beast crystal?
The fellow was banking on him suffering a huge loss if he failed to catch the Three-Eyed Vermilion Sparrow's beast crystal.
But he did not understand Ye Han!
Ye Han was hardly a good-tempered cultivator. Even back when he was a mortal in Green Ox Village, he had especially hated getting the short end of the stick. Any brat who provoked him never came to a good end.
He had spent quite a few years in the Cultivation World now, yet he had never suffered a loss like this.
After he had paid such a steep price to kill a demon beast, someone else had stolen his spoils. How could he possibly swallow that anger?
This gray-clad man had actually stolen the Three-Eyed Vermilion Sparrow he had worked so hard to kill, then provoked him over and over. How could he possibly let the fellow go?
It was like finally hunting down a rabbit, skinning and gutting it, building a fire, then spending half the day roasting the meat. Just as it was cooked and he was about to take a bite...
A dog snatched his meat away. Of course he would chase the dog down and beat it, even if it realized it could not outrun him and dropped the meat...
Ye Han would not stop to pick up the meat. He would deal with that dog first.
This was not merely an analogy, but something Ye Han had actually experienced in Green Ox Village when he was still a mortal. After he had finally caught a rabbit and roasted it, a stray dog had stolen it. In the end, roasted rabbit had become roasted dog.
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