Bengtie: My death fueled their madness.

With Kaixin there, the five heroes of Yunshang did not part ways unhappily despite Jingliu's behavior during their reunion.

Although from Dan Heng's perspective, Jing Liu's behavior seemed somewhat incomprehensible.

Having been reincarnated as a Vidyadhara, Danfeng's past life is wiped clean, and his interpersonal relationships have nothing to do with Danheng.

If we really have to get involved, he has never wronged Jingliu; on the contrary, it was Jingliu's master who wronged him.

The friendship at that time was genuine, but it is also an undeniable fact that they had ulterior motives in getting close to Jianmu.

He felt that there was no need to dwell on past entanglements, since neither of them were the same people they once were, and it was best to let the past fade away with the wind.

As a result, Jingliu, without prior notice, used the guise of a friendly sparring match to launch a brutal attack.

Even if it's legally justifiable...

After all, in order to hone their skills and increase their chances of surviving a deadly battle against the abundant monsters, it was common for Cloud Cavalry comrades to get injured in sparring.

You could say that the Mirror Style was a bit too ruthless, but only cutting off the blade's hand would be considered a violation.

However, given Blade's current healing power, it would be difficult for anyone other than an eyewitness to even verify and convict him.

Qi Zhimu was quite adept at reading people's expressions and could tell that Dan Heng had no intention of continuing to hold him accountable, but was simply feeling wronged.

In his previous life, Qi Zhimu believed he hadn't wronged too many people, except for Danfeng.

The purpose of contacting him was to investigate the sealing of Lin Yuan Realm and Jianmu Cave Heaven.

Danfeng is gone, and Danheng, now Danheng, is unwilling to talk about the past, which leads to his being confronted by his own disciple...

…A troublesome, yandere, and rebellious disciple.

She didn't cause any trouble for the Ten Kings Division or the Earth Balance Division, but she did cause trouble for the train crew.

Bai Lu's words to Jing Liu can be interpreted from any angle without any problem.

As for Blade... his original intention in returning to Luofu after becoming a Star Core Hunter was to promote an alliance between the train and Luofu.

In other words, Ren Suan was considering Luo Fu's best interests, including testing him.

Recalling Ren's tone at the time, Qi Zhimu could confirm that the former did indeed suspect him of having ulterior motives and impersonating Shunxue Jinhong.

For those who have lived most of their lives on the Immortal Ship, those with the ability to reincarnate have always been the Vidyadharas.

The sudden reappearance of Shunxue Jinhong, a Celestial Race member from a celestial vessel, hundreds of years after his annihilation, would raise suspicions for anyone.

The problem with Blade was that his probing method was too direct, without considering the consequences if the two were not the same person.

Therefore, Ren knew he was in the wrong and didn't care about Jingliu cutting him.

Even ordinary people cannot tolerate their most cherished master being treated like this, let alone Jingliu, who has yandere tendencies.

But aside from Ren and Danheng, Jingliu also caused trouble for another person.

That's Jingyuan.

From Jingyuan's perspective, on one side are his comrades-in-arms whom he trusts completely and who have risked his life countless times, and on the other side is his mentor. He is caught in the middle, unable to advise or not to advise.

Qi Zhimu made up his mind that once Jingliu finished this reunion, he would teach her a lesson for causing trouble for others for such a reason.

Having temporarily sealed away memories of a past life, can one force whom one will reunite with first?

With this in mind, Qi Zhimu left the space to Yun Shang Wu Xiao and left with Hei Ta.

"There's no need to keep such a tense expression. If you look at it from another angle, it's understandable that Jingliu has become like this."

Along the way, Hei Ta smiled and gently poked Qi Zhimu's cheek.

"After more than a thousand years of sexual repression, most of them are yanderes who can only masturbate themselves. It's already a sign of restraint that they haven't gone too far. It seems that the treatment plan I devised earlier is quite effective."

"Meeting a yandere in real life is a headache," Qi Zhimu said helplessly.

They said they would deal with Jingliu when she got back, but they couldn't think of a good way to do it yet.

In every lifetime, he was not good at punishing others.

Except for torture and forced interrogation.

While one might be relatively restrained when working as a mercenary, the first thing to learn after becoming a patrolling sea knight is to fight violence with violence.

Some vicious criminals don't want to be dignified, but chivalrous knights have plenty of ways to make them dignified.

As the saying goes, if you want someone to learn a lesson, use the punishment method that they find most unacceptable and most fearful.

What is the most unacceptable thing for Kagami-ryu?

Qi Zhimu had the answer in his heart, but his expression was still strange.

…Clearly, what Jingliu finds most unacceptable and frightening is that her master doesn't want her anymore.

But the trouble I caused Danheng today is not enough to warrant being expelled from the sect.

If you do that, the mirror flow will break.

What about the next level of unacceptable things?

Although he didn't want to admit it, Qi Zhimu understood that it was a concept of reproduction.

Did he deliberately ignore her in his past life?

It doesn't seem like it will work.

Think about the kind of life Jingliu lived before; he can still endure the repression he has endured until now.

For someone who has lived for over 1,800 years, the concept of time is far superior to that of short-lived species. Punishing her for ten days or half a month is almost the same as not being allowed to touch her for two minutes.

"Honey, you're going to deal with Jingliu, right? I have a brilliant idea."

Hei Ta understood him so well, a knowing smile playing on his lips.

Tell me about it.

Qi Zhimu was curious about what solutions the genius's ingenious ideas would come up with.

Hei Ta deliberately tiptoed closer to Qi Zhimu's ear and, in a mischievous tone that seemed to thrive on chaos, uttered a suggestion that made the former's eyes twitch involuntarily.

"..."

"What do you think?"

"…not good……"

"What's wrong? Are you shy or just shy? That shouldn't be the case."

Black Tower remained unperturbed, patiently guiding the conversation:

"After all, there's already the example of Ruan Mei, and I don't mind... This is a powerful desensitizing agent, don't you really want to consider it?"

"I won't consider it. Whether I give the order or you imprison her, it will be too hurtful." Qi Zhimu shook his head firmly, leaving Black Tower no room for negotiation.

"Sigh, Brother Mu clearly knows when to be gentle and when to be ruthless, so why is he being so reluctant now? He really does care about her."

"...No matter how you look at it, he's completely devoted to his disciple."

"Okay, okay, I was just stirring up trouble. It was my fault. I won't say anything like that again. Don't be angry."

"I'm not that angry."

How should I put it, Black Tower's suggestion just now wasn't your average Demon Orb.

They actually let him tie up or hang up Jingliu, gag him, and leave him to watch him and Heita perform that kind of thing...

Compared to the suggestion I sent to Ruan Mei after taking the picture last time, the devilish level has risen several notches.

This isn't just provocation anymore; it's downright insolence and taking advantage of others' kindness...

After much thought... it's still more appropriate to punish Jing Liu by sending him on a patrol.

This would both contribute to curbing the undead abominations for the Universal Alliance and the Immortal Ship Alliance, and allow Jingliu to leave for a while to calm down.