Perhaps the Moon God had always harbored some strange prejudice against the demons' Demon Dragon race. When he saw that A Bao neither approached his current "younger sister," Moon Xi, nor went looking for his fiancée, Yue Ye, he found it rather odd.
Still, this was actually for the best. After all, Moon Xi was not really a girl. If A Bao got too close, her true identity might be exposed.
Granted, the Moon God genuinely hoped to live long enough to see the expression on A Bao's face when he discovered that the breathtakingly beautiful Moon Demon girl before him was actually Long Haochen in disguise.
Unfortunately, that would expose his own identity as well. So whenever Moon Xi risked being discovered, he could not simply stand back and enjoy the show. He even had to help "her" defuse the danger, which was no easy task.
Although Yue Chen did not know what use this demon identity might serve in the future, he instinctively felt that he would need it.
After resolving the threat to their identities, A Bao did not waste much more time with them. After all, they had all entered Dream Paradise with a mission: obtaining its Spirit Furnaces.
I wonder whether Sol is reliable. Has he been searching properly for Spirit Furnaces? the Moon God wondered as he followed beside A Bao.
To ensure that everyone else who entered Dream Paradise returned empty-handed, Yue Chen had even pretended to defect to the enemy, forcing all his own side's contestants out before turning his attention to driving the demons out as well.
With Sol's control over the elements, gathering every Spirit Furnace produced during this opening of Dream Paradise should have been no problem. The question was how far he had gotten.
The Moon God did