After a while, as if sensing sothing, Jia Xun left with the words ’He’s about to wake up’ and hurriedly departed.
In the private room, only Su Tu was left.
He looked through the window at Jia Xun’s back, a indescribable expression flashing in his eyes.
Jia Xun... lied.
When Su Tu asked what the Golden Pool had done to Jia Xun, although Jia Xun answered naturally, he couldn’t escape Candle Wisdom’s perception.
Su Tu could clearly detect that Jia Xun was lying.
But he did not expose him.
Because aside from this, Jia Xun hadn’t lied about anything else, aning that the Golden Pool was indeed extrely strange, almost sinister, and intended to kill him.
This feeling was eerily similar to the instinctive reaction he had when he heard the na Golden Pool.
He didn’t know why he gave rise to murderous intent out of nowhere, and the Golden Pool, after losing part of its mory, developed a murderous intent towards him upon their first eting.
There must be so connection between them, but Su Tu didn’t know what it was for the ti being.
Apart from the matter of the Ancestor Star’s fortune, he had no interaction with the Elder Council or the sages, and the Golden Pool monk’s reincarnation occurred before that ti.
Therefore, it was definitely not because of this...
Su Tu furrowed his brow in thought, his expression darkening slightly as if he had thought of sothing.
On the day he heard of the Golden Pool monk’s passing, he had just recently completed inscribing the Origin...
If there must be a connection, it might really link him to the sages.
The nas on that drawing board were more than one, indicating that besides himself, others of the Human Race had also inscribed their nas on it, and as the oldest and most powerful sages of the Human Race, they likely had inscribed their nas on the Origin too.
Perhaps it was due to so reason connected to the Origin that such murderous intent existed...
This was Su Tu’s thinking, although it seed a bit far-fetched, he couldn’t think of any other reason.
But actually, it doesn’t matter if he doesn’t think about it...
After all...
"What reason does one need to kill..."
Su Tu muttered to himself.
Observing a single leaf can reveal the entirety of autumn; according to Jia Xun’s description, this Golden Pool monk was already eerie and terrifying like a sinister presence, what about the other sages?? Were they the sa??
Thinking that the Human Race’s maximum force might actually be such a group of monsters, Su Tu felt a shiver run down his spine.
Moreover, seemingly not long after, he would have to go to the Emperor Star to accept instruction from the sages...
Su Tu couldn’t help but frown, "Still not strong enough."
Having recently broken through to a Celestial Being, Su Tu was originally in a very good mood, but before he could relish in his triumph, this situation had given him a wake-up call.
Suppressing the tumultuous emotions in his heart, Su Tu’s gaze turned a bit complex again.
"Red hair..."
He whispered softly, this was already his third encounter with ’Red-Haired Su Tu’.
The first ti was in his dream; the second was in a drawing left by two little ones; the third was in Jia Xun’s dream.
He was definitely not a soul usurper’s body; he was undoubtedly Su Tu, but as for the ’Red-Haired Su Tu’ that had descended unto him, what exactly was its nature?
Jia Xun didn’t lie to him; he had indeed forgotten that dream, but there was one thing Su Tu found strange, the events in the dream were mories that Su Tu had forgotten.
All of this had occurred within a huge cavern on the Ancestor Star.
And during his casual conversation earlier, inadvertently, he had asked about Jia Xun’s background, and he hailed from Celestial City Star and had always researched Buddhist Techniques on this star, never leaving.
This left Su Tu a bit puzzled...
However, at that mont, Su Tu suddenly froze, and then his lips unconsciously curved into a slight smile.
A long-lost thrill emanated from his inner world.
"Hungry... so hungry..."
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