Buddhist Master Blood Lantern was crushed beneath Su Yi’s feet, completely unable to move.2

Seeing Su Yi gaze down on him from on high filled him with shame and anger too great for words.0

He was one of the three existences the revenants of the Impermeable Demon Ocean least wanted to provoke. When had anyone ever treated him like this before?1

After a moment’s silence, Buddhist Master Blood Lantern furrowed his brow. “Had I attacked to kill directly, how could I possibly have wound up in such a state?”0

“Not convinced?” Su Yi laughed. “The Fisherman helped you to place a trap. You hoped I’d cast myself into your net, but haven’t you gone and cast yourself into my net?”0

Su Yi paused, then said plainly, “There are no 'ifs' and 'what ifs' in this world. One wrong move is enough to determine life and death. Who cares how powerful you are? You’re in my sea of consciousness, and that means you’re helpless prey. I can do with you as I please.”0

Buddhist Master Blood Lantern froze, stunned, then shook his head and sighed. “I thought we planned for everything, but it wasn’t enough to counter this unexpected variable of yours. This, perhaps, is what they mean when they say that worldly affairs...0