Chapter 246 - 220, First Hearing of the Evil God
A middle-aged woman’s mind flickered with puzzlement—what in the world are these Long Ji [Dragon’s Luck]? Then she cast aside her doubts and explained, "Death, isn’t that very normal? Ever since transmigration, Hao Tian has gone through one thousand seven hundred and fifty calamities, with each calamity lasting one hundred and twenty-nine thousand six hundred years. With each calamity, he transmigrates once, severing his own dark side and filling the deficiencies within himself."
The weeping halted abruptly, and everyone turned to look at the middle-aged woman.
Long Ji no longer cried, one calamity being one hundred and twenty-nine thousand six hundred years, which is also a Yuan Hui. My father... he’s that remarkable?
Bai Jin could only exclaim, "Master Yaochi is truly, truly formidable. My admiration for him leaves me prostrate in awe.
But now the Empress has sent me a message to come here; do you have any instructions for me?"
The middle-aged woman smiled and said, "In the mortal world, you need not address me as the Empress; here, my surname is Yang, my first name Hui, styled Wanjin."
"Disciple will still call you Master Yaochi!"
The middle-aged woman nodded with a smile, "That works! Your being summoned here serves a twofold purpose. One is that I wanted to see Long Ji and to know she is living well, that alone puts my heart at ease.
More importantly, I wish to inform you of a matter. This lifetime of Hao Tian’s tribulations is the killing calamity. Starting from insignificance, as a youth he slain wastrels, endured hardships and killed bandits. After stepping onto the Tao, he slaughtered demons and eradicated evil beings, fording rivers of blood, his heart growing ruthless, relentless in killing.
In recent years, the Human Clan has seen isolated villages and towns mysteriously vanish from time to time. Due to the remote nature of the incidents, they went unnoticed, but by chance, Hao Tian discovered this and upon investigating, found out that remotely located villages and towns had been continuously disappearing from the flow of history. This is not due to demons or ghosts, but the work of divine beings."