I will teach you how to cultivate immortality

Chapter 266 Human Supremacy (33)

"Human supremacy?"

After repeatedly pondering the term "human supremacy," Wu Yi quickly grasped its meaning.

“You’re right, ‘human supremacy’ won’t work.”

"Even if the future Witch King really becomes a Great God, the other Great Gods will never allow him to dominate the world."

"The Heavenly Emperor who quietly perished ten thousand years ago is a perfect example."

Having acquired the wisdom of all the previous Witch Kings, Wu Yi naturally understood this simple truth.

However, he has his own unique perspective on this.

"But all of this has one prerequisite..."

"That means humanity has become so powerful that even the great gods cannot ignore our voices."

"If that day ever comes, I will be genuinely happy about it."

"But humanity is far from reaching that level..."

"As the Witch King, I have no need to think about such a distant future."

“Every Witch-King has his own responsibilities, and my responsibility is to make humanity rise.”

"As for the problems that arise after the rise?"

"That's something for other witch kings, or even those who kill witch kings, to consider."

Wu Yi's ideas were quite uncompromising, yet also quite fitting for the identity of a "shaman".

To abandon addressing existing problems out of concern for a distant future that may never come is simply needless worry.

“Witches” have never been idealists; they are practitioners rooted in this land.

Wu Yi, as the Witch King, is the epitome of this, and his understanding of "reality" and "ideal" has always been very clear.

"Besides, I've already changed my mind."

"Using the Nine Cauldrons to suppress the Nine Provinces was the plan of the successive Witch Kings, but not my plan, Wu Yi's plan."

Suddenly changing the subject, Wu Yi stopped discussing the future with Li Boyang and brought the topic back to the present.

"As you said before, the future changed the moment you wanted to kill me ahead of time."

"So what is the biggest variable in this?"

Wu Yi didn't even need Li Boyang to answer; he had already guessed the answer.

“It was my adoptive mother who wanted to commit suicide.”

"Because of your murderous intent towards me, the future has changed, allowing the Guhuoniao to foresee this catastrophe against the gods."

“But my foster mother has also become different from the other Guhuoniao because of you—she even wants to drag all the Guhuoniao down with her to ‘commit suicide’.”

To be fair, Wu Yi, as Yin Fei's adopted son, did indeed understand his mother better than Li Boyang.

"So she mistakenly believed that you were the source of this catastrophe and that you could help her achieve true 'liberation'."

Although he appeared to be smiling, Wu Yi's voice now lacked any trace of laughter.

"My mother, she always looked down on her children."

"Even if her child has become the Witch King, even if her child possesses power greater than hers..."

"But in a mother's eyes, a child is always a child."

"She never imagined that I was the source of this catastrophe."

"She didn't realize that I actually had more reason to kill those Guhuoniao than you did."

"In the name of 'revenge'..."

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At the foot of the mountain lies a village nestled in a mountain valley.

A full night has passed since the collective rescue operation in Lijia Village last night.

Now, only Li Jingshu, Xiao Yue, and Dujiaosi remain in Lijia Village.

The heavily injured unicorn was lying on a large stone tablet.

He kept chewing on the various pills that Li Boyang had specially fed him before he went up the mountain. These pills included those for healing injuries, replenishing qi, and strengthening the unicorn's physical qualities and various abilities.

Thanks to Li Boyang's generosity, the unicorn's injuries were almost completely healed within a few hours, and even the unicorn horn on its head gradually returned to normal.

Here, it's worth mentioning that the unicorn's tolerance to various elixirs far exceeded Li Boyang's expectations.

These are pills that ordinary creatures, and even gods, need to absorb and digest slowly.

The unicorn can chew a whole bunch of them at once, just like chewing candy, without any noticeable side effects.

In a sense, this can be considered a kind of extraordinary talent.

"Uncle, what exactly are my brother and your Witch King discussing?"

He gazed towards the mountaintop with a hint of worry.

Li Jingshu wasn't worried about the two of them breaking up; on the contrary, she was worried that they would reach an agreement.

After all, even the Unicorn Rhinoceros knew how important Li Boyang was to the Hundred Mountains.

As one of the biggest beneficiaries, how could Li Jingshu not know this?

"Don't worry, the situation might not be as you fear."

Xiao Yue saw through Li Jingshu's little scheme at a glance, but his thoughts were completely opposite to hers.

Recalling the scenes he and Wu Yi had witnessed along the way, as well as the subtle atmosphere when Yin Fei "went to his death" last night.

Xiao Yue roughly knew that Wu Yi and Li Boyang no longer had the possibility of becoming "inheritors" and "successors".

Unfortunately, Xiao Yue was just a roughneck.

Aside from the intuition bestowed upon him by the Left Path Primordial Spirit, he was completely unaware of the fundamental conflict between Wu Yi and Li Boyang.

The only thing that's certain is that the real relationship between the two is definitely not as peaceful as it seemed last night.

"Speaking of which, wasn't that girl last night the same three-eyed baby girl from before?"

"I really didn't expect that she would grow up so much in the blink of an eye, and she looks pretty good."

Quickly changing the subject, Xiao Yue brought up yesterday's "trigger" again—Lu Huaijin.

"You have a crush on her?"

"You want to kidnap her and make her your master shaman's apprentice?"

Li Jingshu glanced at Xiao Yue and teased him, feigning surprise.

She hadn't forgotten that a few years ago, Xiao Yue had thought of taking her away from the Hundred Mountains to learn real witchcraft in the Great Xia.

"That's unnecessary. We can't tame a potential Guhuoniao."

He quickly shook his head in denial, although Xiao Yue had not witnessed Lu Huaijin's performance when facing Yin Fei alone.

But I still vividly remember Lu Huaijin's "darkening" at the last moment.

He didn't believe his own shaman was capable of teaching this naturally wicked child a lesson.

"You're that girl's teacher now, right?"

Li Jingshu nodded affirmatively at first, then corrected herself.

“The ‘teachers’ of our mountains are somewhat different from what you understand…”

“I am only responsible for some basic education; physical training, farming methods and hunting skills are taught by others.”

"If they want to learn something else, the old village chief and Xiao'e will find all sorts of people to teach them separately."

Xiao Yue blinked involuntarily, and then suddenly realized what was going on.

"I see. That is indeed a pretty good educational method, but it is not easy to cultivate and discover true geniuses."

"To hinder the learning progress of geniuses for the sake of ordinary people—is this the kind of education proposed by that prophet?"

"He treated all the mountain people as 'human beings,' which is why he went to such great lengths and spared no effort to popularize this kind of education."

"Unfortunately, our Great Xia's definition of 'human' is slightly different from that of your prophet."

“In our Great Xia, a group of ignorant mountain people are not worthy of being called ‘humans’.”

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