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"To serve the master? He wouldn't be telling you that everything he does, and everything you do, is for the resurrection of your Original Owner, would he?"
The Silly Beast smiled, a smile filled with longing. "Master, I miss the master."
"You foolish creature, he's using you, do you know that?" Qi Xiaomian sighed and used Magic Breath to probe its body. "He has taken away quite a bit of your vitality. It's just that your kind has a long Lifespan, so you haven't noticed it, or perhaps you did notice but chose to ignore it."
The Silly Beast thought to itself, it hurt.
"Are you saying that when he takes away your vitality, it hurts a lot, right?"
The Silly Beast nodded pitifully.
"Then why do you let him take it away?"
The Silly Beast grinned again, happily nodding its head. "To save the master."
"Why do you trust him so much?"
The Silly Beast shook its head firmly. "He promises!"
"You believe such a casual promise?"
The Silly Beast repeated, "I miss the master."
At this point, Qi Xiaomian understood its thoughts. You are willing to try anything to bring your master back, even if the hope is slim and it costs you dearly, right?
The Silly Beast gazed at Qi Xiaomian gently.
"But the vitality he has taken from you has already been used up; it hasn't accumulated for the purpose of resurrecting your Original Owner. Moreover, if taking away someone's vitality could lead to resurrection, this realm would have been thrown into chaos long ago! Especially those emperors who seek immortality—if taking vitality were effective, could humanity still thrive as it does now?!"
The Silly Beast stubbornly insisted, "I miss the master!"
It seems I won't be able to persuade you easily. Qi Xiaomian said seriously, "If I insist on killing him, will you protect him?"
The Silly Beast looked confused and muttered again, "Same."
"Not the same. Although both of us have inherited your Original Owner's Magic Breath, Magic Breath cannot replace one's true nature. He is inherently evil and has committed too many wrongs; he must die today. If you stand in my way, I will kill you too."
"You are too naive," Qi Xiaomian continued. "So I'm telling you in advance to give you enough time to think about this matter. Don't act impulsively to obstruct me; I will not hold back."
"Think? Independent thinking?"
The master had said this before, but it just couldn't learn. The Silly Beast scratched its head again, torn between protecting and not protecting. With the master's Magic Breath, it couldn't bear to part with either.
Having spent a long time with him, it also possessed the Method to revive its master. The inheritance it received was more profound, and when it spoke, its gentle demeanor resembled that of the master.
They had never met face to face, yet why was it that only one could survive?
"I won't fight," the Silly Beast whined pitifully again.
"It's useless; I won't fall for that. Let me clarify something for you: there is no record in any literature that states one can revive a person solely with vitality. However, there are indeed records that indicate using vitality as the main ingredient can concoct miraculous medicines that preserve one's appearance and prolong life.
Your master's place of death lies at the base of the cliff behind the Qi Family's mountain. I don't know if you've ever seen Qi Hao, the head of the Qi Family. His origins are mysterious, he is not young, and his appearance remains unchanged over the years. Although I have yet to prove it, I suspect he has consumed such a medicine.
Do you understand what I'm saying, you foolish creature? Your master's death occurred at the Qi Family's domain, and the one who followed your master may very well be in collusion with the head of the Qi Family. Is this merely a coincidence, or is there a deeper plot at play?
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