"Before discussing how to deal with Him, you first need to confirm his identity."
Black Cat tapped the Witch's hand with the tip of its tail, reminding her, "Know yourself and know your enemy, and you will never be defeated. Do you know how 'Death' came into being?"
"Doesn't know."
Little Jade Person stared blankly at Black Cat, speechless. If she knew how to give birth to self-awareness from rules, would she still be a mere Registered Wizard?
Black Cat clearly realized it had asked a stupid question.
It gave a dry cough.
"Ahem. Speaking of which, this has something to do with Waghar." It raised a paw and pointed upward, drawing a huge circle in the air.
"Obviously." The Witch clicked her tongue.
"Before that, let's establish a fact."
A sharp hook extended from Black Cat's raised paw. "Waghar is dead—dead cleanly and completely. So whether the school took away his remains, or you people stirred up trouble in his morgue, none of you suffered any backlash from a Legendary. But Legendary is a concept that stands above miracles. Naturally, their deaths are the same. You know the story of Pangu creating heaven and earth, right?"
The Witch did not answer, merely nodding slightly.
Even children of three or five knew that story.
"After Pangu died, his eyes became the sun and moon, his breath turned into wind and clouds, his blood became rivers, his muscles became the earth, and so on. Theoretically, when a Legendary dies, their remains should also become a world like Pangu's—and not an ordinary world. While alive, a Legendary is a pillar of the Great Thousand Worlds. After death, they would likewise transform into a Great Thousand World."
Seeming to know what the Witch wanted to say, Black Cat spread the toes of its