Hidden moth

Chapter 76 The Dilemma of the Contemporary Hidden Moth

If He Kao could hear the subsequent conversation between the two elders, he would find that their judgment of the hidden moth was very accurate. Although they didn't know who it was, it was as if they had seen it with their own eyes.

However, their analysis of Yin Mo's behavior still focused on Huang Xiaopang. Because Yin Mo's identity had been replaced in the early morning of October 5th, only He Kao knew it in the world today. Even Huang Xiaopang had forgotten it.

But they talked about Yin E's views on the current art very well, and He Kao had the same mentality.

He Kao had a very good impression of Lin Qingshuang, and he trusted and appreciated this senior in his heart. He had a good relationship with Qian Guran, and he also had a good impression of Wu Yanjun...

But these "individuals" seemed to be just some kind of special cases, and could not change the overall impression of sorcerers and sorcery. His contact with these people and these things was a very unpleasant experience from the very beginning.

He certainly wouldn't take this opportunity to settle accounts with Wan Zhongle, and he wasn't sure what he could settle with Wan Zhongle for. Wan Zhongle was just Zhao Huanzhen and Liang Kai's master, so was he going to do anything to him just because of that?
If there really is something wrong with Wan Zhongle, then we will have to wait until the problem is discovered. At least it is not something He Kao can consider at the moment.

What's more, although He Kao noticed some clues about the drama outside the hospital this afternoon, he didn't understand so many things. He didn't even know what the ban was. He thought he was going back to be put in solitary confinement.

It's not He Kao's fault for misunderstanding, because in the novel he read, it was written that a senior disciple of Huashan Sect made a mistake and was punished to go into seclusion on the Cliff of Repentance... He instinctively put himself in the situation he heard.

The two elders still overestimated this Hidden Moth, because He Kao had just become a Hidden Moth for a few days, and the situation he could grasp was very limited, and he had almost no skills.

Just because He Kao won't do anything for the time being doesn't mean he doesn't want to do anything...especially revenge.

Yes, he had revenge to take, and many things could not be let go, including Lao Qian’s revenge, Xiaopang’s revenge, his own revenge, and his father’s revenge.

He was not sure what had happened to Lao Qian, and had never heard of the escape technique. In his opinion, Lao Qian had met with an accident because of him, and the biggest suspect was Gu Yunteng.

Gu Yunteng must be Zhao Huanzhen's accomplice, otherwise Zhao Huanzhen would not have asked about the material that night. Now it seems that Gu Yunteng did not tell anyone about this matter at all, probably because he did not want to have anything to do with it.

He Kao clearly had evidence, but he couldn't say it out loud, otherwise it would be like self-explosion.

As for Xiaopang, although he has forgotten everything now, He Kao still remembers it. Huang Si was originally his hidden moth, living a happy and carefree life, but was suddenly harmed by a group of strange sorcerers.

In order to save He Kao and Gao Xue'e that day, Huang Xiaopang used his ability to travel through space countless times in a short period of time. This became the last straw that broke the camel's back.

So much so that Huang Xiaopang had to give up his identity as Yin Moth and pass it on to He Kao.

Although Xiaopang has always felt guilty towards He Kao, thinking that he had taken away the opportunity that should have belonged to He Kao, this is a matter between Xiaopang and He Kao. What does it have to do with that group of sorcerers?
As for He Kao himself, he was the most innocent. What had he done wrong to have to go through all this? Anyone would be filled with indignation. If they had the power in the future, they would want to kill all these evildoers!

He Kao was also very clear-headed. Although he was a little bit high, he knew his own weight and how much he could eat. For the time being, he could only endure it, practice the Invisible Moth Technique well, and try to master more abilities of the Invisible Moth.

Besides devoting himself to cultivation, there was only one thing he was preparing to do: investigate what happened to his father. It couldn't have been an accident; it had to be related to Gu Yunteng. He had to find out, otherwise he would be uneasy.

He Kao had a premonition that even if Gu Yunteng didn't dare to act rashly at the moment, he would not let him and Gao Xue'e go sooner or later, as long as he had time to spare after the storm had passed.

This was partly why He Kao agreed to let Gao Xue'e stay at his house. Gao Xue'e was also an eyewitness to what happened that night, and if Gu Yunteng was an accomplice of the kidnappers, he should also be aware of it.

If Gu Yunteng had the intention of silencing Gao Xue'e, then both he and Gao Xue'e would be in danger. So he rushed to make things difficult for Gu Yunteng and buy himself time, sending out the materials like casting a net.

Lin Qingshuang warned him not to interfere in anything, but he couldn't heed the advice of his elder this time. Of course, he wouldn't do it openly either. As a hidden moth, it should be in the dark and not rush into a fire.

With this mentality, He Kao returned to his home in Pugang Town. Perhaps because he had too many things to think about, he always felt as if he had forgotten something, which should be quite important, but he could not remember it at all.

This feeling is very uncomfortable. The more I can't remember it, the more distressed I feel. In the end, I can only stop thinking about it.

He is usually very careful. Today he went to Qiyuan and took care of all the things he could think of. After leaving the hospital in the afternoon, he also went to the testing site of the E-era community.

In theory, the work tasks assigned to him by Gao Xue'e this week should be completed there.

That was also where he was kidnapped last time. Some things were still left in the house, such as the coat he wore that day and daily necessities, including the takeaway tableware and other garbage he ordered that day that had not been thrown away in time.

Only four days had passed, but revisiting the place felt like a century. After I packed up and returned home, I got a call from Gao Xue'e around 8:30. She'd already finished dinner at the company and was on her way back in a taxi, arriving in about half an hour. She even asked if she could get her a midnight snack.

He Kao replied that it was not necessary. He had also eaten dinner, which he cooked at home. If Gao Xue'e wanted to have a midnight snack, he could continue to cook some when he came back.

After hanging up the phone, He Kao realized he had forgotten something. He had already gone to the work site and didn't leave until after five o'clock. He could have just shown up at the company, had dinner at the restaurant, and then brought Gao Xue'e back.

Although this was a small matter, he had never thought of it, and it was completely inconsistent with his usual meticulous style of doing things.

No, no, he had indeed forgotten this matter, but there must be other things, more important things in his subconscious mind, so why couldn't he remember them... Then he would try to recall them carefully again.

The most important experiences today took place in the hospital. Recalling every step he took when entering the hospital twice, he suddenly realized what he had neglected!

When he entered the hospital for the second time today, he was quite curious about how the elders of the Zongfa Hall stopped Senior Lin Qingshuang at the door, and how they could tell whether the people entering the hospital were disciples of the Shu Sect. He didn't notice anyone guarding the gate at that time.

Later, Wan Zhongle entered the hospital and was immediately stopped by the heroic female elder. Then the sinister old man also appeared... This shows that they can detect any movement in the hospital at any time.

As long as a disciple from the magic sect comes in, he will not be able to escape their perception.

Then he is also a first-level stealth warrior of the Hidden Moth Sect. Does he count as a sorcerer? If he does, the two elders let him in, and he even entered Qian Guran's ward.

If the two elders didn't realize his identity as a sorcerer, how could they detect the identities of others? According to Lao Qian, there were at least several thousand disciples of various schools all over the world. Could it be that the two elders knew them all?

Or could it be that the two elders could only distinguish the disciples of the major martial arts sects today? As far as He Kao knew, there was no such thing as the Hidden Moth Sect among the seven major martial arts sects today.

This is even harder to explain, and even completely unreasonable!

In fact, He Kao was overthinking this. The two elders couldn't possibly know all the disciples of the magic sect, nor did they constantly monitor everyone entering the hospital. They simply issued an order prohibiting disciples of all magic sects from entering the hospital.

Just like the patriarchal hall had issued an order prohibiting fourth-rank warlocks and above from entering Qiyuan, Wan Zhongle came anyway. The patriarchal hall elders couldn't possibly form a circle around Qiyuan and turn away everyone who shouldn't be there.

If an ordinary disciple of a sect went to the hospital outpatient department to register, consult a doctor, and get medicine, without using any magic, and restrained his spirit very well, and did not have any other abnormal behavior, the two elders would probably not notice.

But anyone with ill intentions approaching Qian Guran's ward would be immediately targeted by the two elders, and He Kao was obviously not such a person.

Besides, the two elders were not gods. They neither discovered that he was the Hidden Moth nor realized that he was a first-level warlock. This was somewhat related to the characteristics of the "Stalker".

As for Wan Zhongle, he did it on purpose, purely to stand out.

But He Kao realized that what he had truly forgotten was not these things, but that as a hidden moth, he had a way to detect whether someone was observing him? All he had to do was try to open the portal!

But he had never done this in the two times he entered the hospital today. This might be a subconscious self-protection, because he was not sure whether such an attempt would expose himself, so he automatically ignored it?
If he could remember, he might have resisted the urge to try, but that was completely different from not remembering at all! This feeling made him very uncomfortable.

It seems that either it was the influence of practicing "I have no view" after entering the portal, or it was some characteristics of a first-level stealth that made him unconsciously avoid certain things without even realizing it.

The influence of secret cultivation methods on people should be multifaceted. It not only enables them to acquire certain abilities, but may also subtly penetrate into the level of consciousness and personality... Practitioners must be clearly aware of this.

He Kao suffers from the fact that in reality there is no wise master who can give guidance at any time. There are many mysteries and subtleties in cultivation, and he can only explore and reflect on his own. This is also the dilemma of contemporary hidden moths.

If it were someone like Huang Xiaopang who had a carefree personality, he might not even think about these things, but He Kao was different.

At noon the next day, the Shumen Sect's Dharma Hall finally officially announced its latest decision. He Kao also wanted to know the details, mainly about the news about the hidden moth. Just as he was thinking about who to ask, someone took the initiative to send him the information.

He Kao had always been a popular kid, and having good relationships with people was an advantage. Even though he wasn't a disciple of the sect, he could still get information about the sect. And it wasn't just one person who sent him messages, but three people at the same time.

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