Nu Wa and Hou Tu left.
They took Fu Xi's soul, stuffed so full it had swollen by an entire size.
Who knew what Fu Xi would think of this when he reincarnated and remembered it all.
"Uncle, don't blame me. Every grievance has its culprit, every debt has its debtor. I only made a suggestion. Who knew my aunt and my mother would be this ruthless!"
"What bad thing did you do this time?"
A sudden voice sounded beside Liu Mang. He did not even need to look to know Di Jun had returned.
He handed Liu Mang the Calamity Qi gathered from the West Ox Continent and the North Julu Continent. As for the remaining scraps of Calamity Qi, with the merit spread by the Heavenly Dao and Earthly Dao, they would dissipate on their own within twenty or thirty years.
As Liu Mang absorbed the Calamity Qi into his body, he asked,
"When are you planning to move?"
"Didn't we agree on a hundred-year deadline?"
Di Jun froze. He had not expected Liu Mang to be even more anxious than he was.
Liu Mang looked at him as though he hated to see such incompetence.
"You can tell at a glance that you have no experience. Don't you know to prepare for a rainy day? What if something unexpected happens? What if they go back on their word?"
"Th-that's... impossible, right?"
Di Jun found it hard to believe. They were all prominent figures in Hong Huang, and even Saints. How could they casually go back on their word?
Still, he could not help feeling somewhat worried.
Liu Mang rolled his eyes. "See? I told you that you're still too young."
In all of Hong Huang, Liu Mang was probably the only person who would call Di Jun