Told You I Can Turn Back Time

Jing Shiyu, who was beside them, worried that Lin Xing would kill the man on a whim, reminded him, "We need to thoroughly extract his memories first. Every scrap of memory in the brain of such a high-level martial artist from one of the nine major sects is a treasure."

"Rest assured, I never kill without good reason," Lin Xing nodded in agreement. "However, although he is but a jester to me, he poses quite a threat to ordinary people."

"I also can’t possibly stay by his side to watch over him all the time; hence, we must guard against his martial powers returning."

Jing Shiyu knew that Yun Hezi’s memories differed vastly from those of the officials from White Eagle Country.

For those officials, it was only necessary to quickly play back their memories and confirm whether they had any recollection of the Mirror World.

But collecting Yun Hezi’s memories would require careful examination and a lot of effort to discern their value.

Therefore, Lin Xing did not plan to watch the man’s memories bit by bit after putting him on the Reincarnation Platform.

He intended to film all of the man’s memories on the Reincarnation Platform, and input them into the database.

Then, according to different categories like martial arts, Taoist techniques, geography, history, intelligence on sects, personal experiences, and so forth, they would be analyzed, summarized, and sorted by more people. This would also facilitate his ability to search and review them at any time.

This process was lengthy, and if they did not wish Lin Xing to be in attendance at all times, it was necessary to eliminate the possibility of the man regaining his martial prowess.

And for this matter, Jing Shiyu had already pondered it before arriving.