A few days later, in Heaven Dou City.
Tang Hao led Tang San into the city. The father and son made a rather strange pair: Tang San wore plain cloth clothes and an icy expression, while Tang Hao was dressed in rags and missing an arm. Although the Divine Slaughter's Domain, with its immense store of killing intent, lay contained within the Clear Sky Hammer, it still left Tang San in a state of extreme tension.
Tang San's face was slightly pale, and an invisible, icy aura of menace still emanated from him. Tang Hao remained as down-and-out as ever, never making the slightest effort to tidy his appearance.
Whenever the father and son passed anyone, they immediately attracted attention. Fortunately, Tang San wore a black mask over his face, so no one recognized him. Only after they reached Heaven Dou City's busiest district did Tang Hao stop before a tall building.
"Little San, do you know what your greatest flaw is now that you've obtained the Divine Slaughter's Domain?" Tang Hao turned back and suddenly asked.
"Dad, I don't know." Tang San shook his head, his face full of bewilderment.
Tang Hao said evenly, "With your aura spilling out like this, how will you conceal yourself in the Soul Master World in the future? Come. I'll take you somewhere that can cure this flaw completely."
With that, Tang Hao walked toward the tall building ahead. It was five stories high, and its first impression was one of refined elegance. Its overall architectural style was somewhat antique, and the sign bore only the simple words "Moonlight Pavilion."
Tang San instinctively followed Tang Hao's gaze toward the Moonlight Pavilion. He noticed that few people came and went, but those who did were either lavishly dressed nobles or members of the Imperial