The Demon Sage watched Su Mo put away the Spirit Sea Gate and immediately let out a great sigh of relief.
Her entire body relaxed as well.
It seemed that the Spirit Sea, now completely closed off, finally made her feel safe.
Su Mo looked at the Demon Sage beside him, still feeling a little dazed, and asked, "Senior, why do you think that if they wanted to harm me, they would definitely eliminate you first?"
The Demon Sage rolled her eyes at Su Mo in exasperation, stood up, and said, "Because they know I would never leave you to your fate. So if they wanted to harm you, they would kill me first."
"So for both of us, this is certain death!"
The Demon Sage's alluring figure stood before Su Mo. He felt a little moved, but his feelings were also complicated.
Since the Demon Sage, with her fear thought holding sway, believed that the Four Sages outside would certainly kill her if they wanted to harm Su Mo, it meant that deep down, she believed she would not disregard whether he lived or died.
This moved Su Mo deeply.
But that baffling notion that "a one-in-ten-thousand chance means certain death" also left Su Mo utterly speechless...
Still, seeing how frightened and uneasy the Demon Sage was, Su Mo felt it would be better to let her settle down.
At least like this, she looked much cuter than when her anger thought held sway.
As for Hui Kong... couldn't he chant the Buddha's name anywhere?
Su Mo slowly stood up as well and staggered over to the Bodhi Tree. He leaned against it, calm and scholarly.
The Demon Sage cautiously surveyed her surroundings. Upon discovering that she and Su Mo were the only two people in the entire Spirit