Primordial Era: When a Good Guy Awakens a Morally Unethical System

Di Jun knelt beside Xi He, holding his child with deep sorrow. Hatred and regret filled his heart. Why had he been in such a hurry to practice the Zhou Tian Xing Dou Formation? Why hadn't he spent more time with his children?

His child was murdered through a plot; if he didn't avenge this, he would be unworthy to be a father!

"How did you manage to get out of Tang Valley?"

Just now, Xiao Er rushed into the Heavenly Court for help. Before he could ask why they had left Tang Valley without permission, he heard Xiao Er say that all his brothers had come out and there were now ten suns in the sky.

Before he could even ask why, he came looking for the little golden crow and wanted to take it back.

Now that I think about it, things are definitely not that simple.

Tang Valley is protected by a barrier. The little golden crows don't have much magical power, so even if they wanted to run out to play, they couldn't break the barrier.

The barrier he set up was so strong that only a handful of sages could break it. Someone must have deliberately released the little golden crow to bring calamity to the prehistoric world and to frame the demon race.

"Look at Father, how did you leave Tang Valley?" Di Jun asked again.

The young woman replied tearfully, "It was the demon master who let us come out to play!"

"A demon master?" Xihe exclaimed in surprise.

Di Jun immediately dismissed her idea: "It couldn't be the Demon Master. He was in the Heavenly Court just now, healing Taiyi."

"How did Xiao Er figure out that something was wrong? Let's go back and ask him!" Xi He thought of the waiter in the Heavenly Court.

Di Jun nodded, held the children's bodies in his arms, and returned to the Heavenly Court with Xi He.

Unexpectedly, the only person who realized he had been tricked and even saw the killer's face was completely unable to recall the killer's facial features.

"How could you not remember? Xiao Er, think about it again!" Xi He was unwilling to accept the fact that her child had been murdered, and she couldn't even find anyone to avenge him.

"I...I..." Xiao Er started crying again in desperation.

"No need to ask, he is a sage," Di Jun said in a deep voice.

Xihe was stunned for a moment. Yes, only a sage could break through Dijun's barrier and make Xiao Er have no memory of his appearance.

But there's still something that doesn't make sense: "If he's a saint, how could the waiter have seen his appearance and then run back for help?"

Although Xihe wept bitterly, it was the children she held in her arms that sustained her. She not only wanted to avenge her children, but also to find the murderer, so that her children would not bear such a heavy burden of sin.

"It was a pebble that hit that man in the face, otherwise he would have caught me." The waiter quickly recounted what had just happened.

"The stone that could break through the Sage's transformation technique and save Xiao Er from the Sage's grasp must have been sent by the Sage." Di Jun roughly guessed who it was.

After a moment, Dijun looked at the little golden crow in Xihe's arms with loving kindness and guilt: "Children, your father must send you away. Only in this way will you have a chance to survive."

"No"

"I'm not leaving."

"Father Emperor"

The cries of the children pierced Xihe's heart. She had just lost five sons and was unwilling to be separated from her remaining sons.

"Where are you going to send them? Nothing is safer than Heaven! I'll stay with them the whole time, never leaving their side!"

Di Jun raised his hand to wipe away Xi He's tears, and said helplessly, "Their sins are grave; only a sage can protect them."

Xihe absolutely disagreed, hugging the little golden crow in her arms even tighter, and looking at Dijun warily: "Sage, so what if he's a sage? Even a sage did that wicked thing. I'd rather die with my children than suffer the pain of separation."