She is the one who should believe in destiny the most, isn't she?
I have seen ghosts, demons, and even strange people who have cultivated the truth and immortality.
However, just because she has seen it, she has more reason to believe that even if there is a destiny, it will never interfere with this mortal world... Unless those who interfere are not heaven, gods, or immortals, but just human beings.
Those strange people in the human world are mortals who are unable to achieve enlightenment and immortality because of their incomplete six roots.
I can't help but think of the big family behind Mo Yeguo... What kind of family is that? Is it also a big family with some unresolved roots and some small abilities? Because they have some extraordinary abilities, they try to control others.
, controls the world?
If so, what kind of mood do they have in doing all this, and what kind of mission does the city lord of the three cities have... If not, what is their purpose? Not for fame in the world, not for wealth and power, what is it for?
What is...
"But..." Ning Ba was indeed shocked by Jiu'er's series of questions, but after all, Ning Ba didn't really appear out of nowhere. He knew a lot about this world.
Especially, I know more about Moye Country.
"If it wasn't fate or divine punishment, why would the entire Desert Country... be barren of grass in some places, overgrown with poisonous weeds in other places, and poisonous insects and ferocious beasts running rampant in other places... housing all the evil in the world?
Things, but they cannot tolerate people..."
"If it hadn't been for that lord who sacrificed himself and sacrificed his life to heaven... Moye Country wouldn't even be able to accommodate three cities..."
As soon as Ning Ba said these words, Jiu'er was shocked, his eyes widened suddenly, and he looked at Ning Ba, "What did you say? The first generation city lord sacrificed his life to heaven?"
Jiu'er's tone was a bit worried, a bit panicked, and she stared at Ningba closely. But before Ningba could speak, her gaze shifted to Wen Renjue, and she asked in a low and almost inaudible voice.
: "Wouldn't that lord... happen to be the first Lord of Sand City?"
Wenren Jue pursed her lips lightly, nodded slightly, with a hint of seriousness in her eyes, but said: "Those are just folklore... What Jiu'er should understand is that people are looking for some strange things to exist.
Various reasons...The reality is unreliable, so I leave everything to God..."