After handing Dan Shu over to Judge Hanya, Chu Mu directed his Doppelganger toward Ruomu Pavilion.
On the way, Chu Mu continued reviewing what had just happened.
The disturbance would undoubtedly draw the scrutiny of interested parties.
But that was precisely Chu Mu's aim.
In fact, once Chu Mu had probed Dan Shu's identity as the Chief and witnessed the celestial body she displayed, he had reached a conclusion-
With strength so feeble, how could she overthrow a Xianzhou guarded by an Emanator?
Even if General Jing Yuan was not particularly renowned for his martial prowess, he was still far beyond anything Dan Shu could challenge!
Her aura alone was enough to reveal how weak she was.
Her subsequent confrontation with the Red Sun had only confirmed that.
Chu Mu had fought Divine Foresight before. Against the Red Sun, Divine Foresight had at least been capable of delivering one blow.
Granted, only one.
Dan Shu, however, had been unable to fight back at all, completely suppressed by the Red Sun's higher order of existence.
Thus, Dan Shu had no chance whatsoever of defeating Divine Foresight.
In this world, the outcome of a battle often depended not on ordinary soldiers, but on its strongest combatants.
With the Chief of the Disciples of Sanctus Medicus this weak, where had she found the confidence to launch a rebellion now?
Without a top-tier fighter to hold the field, even ten or a hundred times as many followers could not shake the general's rule over the Xianzhou!
An egg against a rock-she was utterly overestimating herself!
And yet Dan Shu had gone ahead with it?
Was she insane?
Probably.
She had gone mad the moment she learned that her dearest friend had died beneath the Reignbow's arrow.
But madness did not mean she had lost