Chapter 763

"I'm not interested in turbid qi."

"Moreover, this turbid qi within me is not of my own choosing."

"Although I don't know why I possess such turbid qi."

"But I will not harm anyone's life for the sake of turbid qi."

The Lord of Turbid Qi shook her head and said.

"It is not about taking others' lives."

"It is merely to help them grasp that so-called spirit more quickly."

"Though some have lost their sanity."

"That does not mean they are dead."

"It is only temporary; their minds will return soon."

"And their spirits will become even stronger."

Luo En did not believe a word the Lord of Turbid Qi said.

He knew it was merely a delaying tactic.

Luo En said.

"No matter what, I will not easily agree to you."

"And I certainly will not collude with you in evil deeds."

The Lord of Turbid Qi's expression subtly changed.

But she quickly masked the shift in her expression.

She said.

"I understand your thoughts, and we deeply respect them."

"Making the right decision is never easy."

"And many external factors will interfere with you."

"So I hope you can calm your mind and reflect."

"I have prepared a banquet here, and I hope you will attend."

"We might discuss improvements to this turbid qi."

"Perhaps then there will be no need to take these people's lives."

Luo En regarded the Lord of Turbid Qi with suspicion; he trusted not a single word she spoke.

But if the use of turbid qi could truly be improved, it would suit Luo En's desires.

If it would not harm those people's spiritual intellect, Luo En was willing to attend.

Moreover, Luo En wanted to understand what they truly intended to do.

So Luo En nodded and said.

"Is that so? Then I am happy to attend."

The Lord of Turbid Qi then led Luo En to the grand hall.

The grand hall was extraordinarily magnificent.

Standing inside, Luo En felt as if he were within a palace.

Everything before him was Jin Bihuihuang.

The Lord of Turbid Qi said.

"Those ahead are my collections."

"If you are interested, feel free to take a look."

Luo En went to that place and saw that the area was filled with countless artifacts.

And all were extremely precious items.

Luo En carefully observed everything.

He sensed that this castle was a carefully constructed sanctuary by her.

The Lord of Turbid Qi came before Luo En and said.

"I have lived in this castle for many years."

"During that time, I greatly enjoyed traveling far and wide to seek out treasures and collect them."

"So over this long period,"

"I finally formed my own treasure hall."

She pointed toward the interior and said to Luo En.

"To construct it, I poured in all my effort."

"I imagine you understand: to gain something, you must sacrifice something else."

"So I paid a heavy price."

"But now you see it."

"These items are truly exquisite."

"And they are full of value."

"Even now, I believe the cost I paid was worthwhile."

Chapter 80, Value

Luo En said.

"But for me,"

"some things are more important than I imagined."

Perhaps another thing truly holds value for him.

But that value is merely a reflection within your own heart.

I believe human value surpasses the value of the Murky Qi.

The Master of Murky Qi furrowed her brow and said.

"Human value is naturally high.

But have you not noticed that Murky Qi can grant people far stronger power?

It can allow them to evolve.

If all of them gained such power,

would that not be a blessing bestowed upon them?

Even heaven finds it difficult to grant such a blessing.

Yet we ourselves can accomplish it.

If we sacrifice just a small portion of people,

while allowing the majority to evolve,

is that not precisely what we wish to see?"

Luo En shook his head and said.

"Though some may gain great power,

it is built upon the lives of others.

This method is utterly unacceptable."

The Master of Murky Qi smiled and said.

"Let us not discuss this matter further.

Let us first have our meal."

Although Luo En had prepared himself for any danger,

he still nervously scanned his surroundings.

At that moment, he suddenly sensed a faint energy moving toward this direction.

This energy was very strange.

It did not resemble ordinary energy.

Yet it was exceedingly subtle.

Luo En sharply turned his gaze toward the direction of that energy.

The Master of Murky Qi saw Luo En's gaze.