Unlike the Grand Diviners.
Though there was a cat living in his heart.
Out of respect for life, however, when the young government-sponsored student faced the somewhat frenzied Black Goat Cub at the center of the crater, he did not dare feel the slightest curiosity.
The professor had once said that one needed to maintain sufficient reverence when facing the Starry Sky.
The professor had also said that Outer Gods were merely seekers who had taken another great path, with no essential difference from wizards or demons.
The professor had further said that Her Highness Shub-Niggurath was an ancient and powerful Outer God who did not covet the Forbidden Spell Seed within him.
Perhaps that was why the enormous Black Goat Cub in the center of the crater had not eaten him.
The young wizard mused inwardly, but his feet swiftly carried him backward toward the cliff wall.
This enormous "crater" before him.
Was undoubtedly the work of that Black Goat Cub. Zheng Qing could even picture the scene—when he had been subdued by demons and his life had been hanging by a thread, the Black Goat Cub had descended from the sky, smashing a huge crater into the ground, crushing a pile of demons to death, while the shockwave from the impact had also left him seriously injured.
In theory, he should have felt grateful toward the goat that had saved his life.
Perhaps he ought to give it a little token of appreciation, too.
But Zheng Qing seriously doubted whether the Black Goat Cub before him even possessed concepts like "helping" or "a token of appreciation." In the Wizarding World's mainstream understanding, concepts related to the Starry Sky had always been associated with chaos and evil, while the Starry Sky's servants were synonymous with distortion, madness, and the