Demon King's Repayment - chapter 84
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When the cripple woke up, he found that he had lost contact with his apostle. He realized that he would never be able to summon the disgusting, dirty demon that had been by his side.
His heart was full of hatred. Since his leg was broken, his life was only filled with hatred. The world was always full of malice toward him, as if it was never willing to be tender.
The world despised him contemptuously and everyone laughed at him for being cripple. Fortunately, he had a powerful apostle who he could use to make and sell magical tools that others didn’t have at that time. But now, he also lost his apostle. He really hated the world.
The muscles on his face were shaking. He gritted his teeth and climbed up in the snow. He practiced for many years. Although he was seriously injured, she did not kill him. There was nothing left beside him and the weather seemed to be more cold than usual.
A pair of black gold boots stopped in front of his eyes. He raised his head. On top of the boots was an exquisite silk gown, and up above, there was a handsome face like a jade tree and unparalleled beauty.
The man had a pair of amber pupils, with ice in them, looking at him condescendingly.
The cripple fell into an ice cave and started to tremble. This beautiful man was the demon next to that woman. He knew that the form of the demon was a huge silver-white wolf demon, powerful and terrifying. He could kill his powerful apostle in one move.
The fear from childhood captured the lame’s body. His hometown was destroyed by the claws of a huge thick-haired demon.
Sadly, there were no creatures like humans in the eyes of that demon. He may just be going through a battle, or let out his temper at will. His sharp claws volleyed, the roar shook the ground and the wave-like air swept through the village. He stomped through the village with his limbs like giant, inadvertently ruining everything he treasured most.
He would kill him, just like the demon that year. The cripple closed his eyes numbly.
“Do you remember a black pony? Because he liked to eat sweets, when you were young, you always took a piece of candy and waited for him at the back of the village,” the voice of a demon came from the sky.
“Wh…what?” The cripple was startled.
Those dark and foul-smelling memories were peeled away layer by layer, revealing the only innocent time hidden in them.
When he was very young, he had such a small pony.
The village was still there and he was just a carefree child. In the mountain at the back of the village, he encountered a little pony with an unusually beautiful coat who was not very afraid of humans.
He gave his only candy to the pony and they became friends ever since. Every time he came to the mountain with the candy, the pony would happily rush toward him, lick his palms and let him ride on his back.
The sky was full of sunshine and the green grass was full of carefree joy. But he didn’t know from which day the pony stopped coming. The little boy held the candy in his hand and waited day after day on the hillside until it was mashed and could no longer be eaten but the friend did not appear.
The years that followed became difficult and miserable and the pain deeply buried the trivial joy of childhood. If it hadn’t been mentioned by the demon in front of him, the cripple wouldn’t even remember that there was such a happy and simple time in his life.
“Most of your companions couldn’t succeed, but you got a powerful apostle like Cang Ju, do you know why?” The demon’s voice seemed ethereal and illusory.
“Why… why?” The cripple man rolled his eyes, “It was because of my array at that time…”
There seemed to be thunder in his ears and his mind was noisy. At that time, he successfully contracted the apostle and his pride and ecstasy allayed all doubts. Thinking about it, he also had to admit that his magic array wasn’t very good and his magic power was actually not as powerful as Cang Ju’s demon power.
But why did he get Cang Ju?
The horse was a pony—on the grassy slope of the back mountain, the black horse licking his hand for candy.
Cripple’s pupils widened.
“After he became an adult, he woke up from a deep sleep and ran back to you, willing to be your apostle. At that moment, how was his mood? I wonder if you can understand it now.”
Nan He looked at the sluggish human in the mud, plunged into memory, turned and left.
The man who stayed behind was over fifty years old, physically mutilated, lonely and gloomy who no longer had any friends around him. His cruel and violent heart could occasionally think of the hillside once and the foal that rushed toward him.
Nan He didn’t know why he came back deliberately. Perhaps when he saw the scarred figure flying back to the spirit world, he thought at least he could convey his true heart to the human being in front of him.
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At this moment, Yuan Xiang was sitting in the largest jewelry store in Dingzhou City, Fu Cui Xuan, a century-old brand with Wu Yuan.
She asked several people and they all said that Fu Cui Xuan had the most outstanding skills in making golden balls and recommended it to her.
Fu Cui Xuan’s shopkeeper was more than forty years old and had a steady and honest appearance. He took the golden ball handed over by Yuan Xiang and looked at it for a long while. He was a little hesitant and raised his head, “This thing looks a bit old. It is vaguely an exquisite ball made by a small shop. It’s just damaged excessively and the patterns and textures are all illegible. You can sit for a while in the hall at the back and allow me to take this object to ask my elders to see if we still have such drawings.”
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Bitterness turns good things bad. Forgiveness turns bad things good. Because it’s hard we don’t want to forgive, but it’s the only way to let go of the pain and not lose what goodness in life is left.
It’s not that the man with a broken leg had to ignore what that evil demon did to his village, he just had to have enough forgiveness to not blame every demon and hate everyone for being unkind.