Chapter 1474
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Li Shiyu couldn't help but purse his lips. His expression was ugly.
"You should have a brighter future but under the control of this person, you walked down a path that shouldn't belong to you. You still believe that it's your own choice …" Lord Card sighed beside Li Shiyu's ear. "You're such a pitiful person."
Pitiful? Li Shiyu's eyes turned blank. Was all the love and affection he had for Lord Card a lie?
The scene changed to the time when he went to Planet Azure to meet his cousin.
"Is anyone there?" Han Jijun had been running for a long time in this endless tunnel. He stopped in his tracks. The crazy running had vented his surging emotions, and now he had calmed down.
"Is this the inner demon?" Han Jijun remembered Boss's warning. Inner demons were hard to guard against. No one knew when the inner demon would appear and how it came to be. However, once the inner demon appeared, the person would be in a predicament of self-restraint.
Unless the person could defeat the inner demon, they would be in a state of chaos. They would either become an idiot or a lunatic. They might even explode and die because they couldn't control their energy.
The inner demon was very scary. Cultivators tried their best to avoid it. However, the inner demon was an opportunity to level up. It was the biggest danger but it was also a turning point.
Han Jijun recalled the scene when he was controlled by the inner demon. He said in a low voice, "I didn't expect my inner demon to be Li Lanfeng."
This answer was a little unexpected, but it was quite reasonable. Before he went to the military academy, he thought that he was the strategist in Boss's team. He worked hard for this. No one was on par with him in this aspect. In the Scout Academy, he grew up confident and arrogant.
However, after entering the military academy, when Li Lanfeng had appeared, Han Jijyun had already felt threatened. At first, he might not have thought much of it, but as their interactions deepened and he came to understand more about the other's capabilities, Han Jijyun began to feel a sense of defeat. Why was Li Lanfeng born in the first place?
Li Lanfeng's unscrupulous behavior made Han Jijun hate him but he also respected him. This kind of feeling was very contradictory. She looked down on him, but she couldn't deny it. In the depths of her heart, she couldn't lie to herself. Perhaps this was really for the best.
This was the first time Li Lanfeng made Han Jijun feel defeated. The second time was when they were on Planet Haijiao. In the face of death, Li Lanfeng was more decisive and ruthless than him. However, he hesitated at that time.
The two failures made him feel useless. With the help of Boss and his good friend Zilong, he adjusted himself and found his own position. However, deep in his heart, Li Lanfeng was still a thorn that he couldn't pull out. Li Lanfeng was a constant reminder of his failures.
"Haha," Han Jijun laughed self-deprecatingly, "I actually feel that this is how it should be. It seems like my heart is much more honest than I am. "
It was time to get rid of his inner demons.
Han Jijun made a decision in his heart. His eyes immediately turned cold. At this moment, he was the confident and flawless him from back then.
Suddenly, the tunnel collapsed, and the originally dark tunnel suddenly lit up.
Han Jijun was calm about this sudden change. He looked around and realized that he was in a spacious hall.
His vision was blurry. Han Jijun could only vaguely see a person sitting on a high throne in the distance. The person was looking down at him.
"You're here." The person on the throne spoke in a familiar voice. Along with this voice, the blurry feeling in his eyes instantly cleared up. The person's face instantly appeared in front of him.
"Li Lanfeng!" Han Jijun said with certainty.
Even though he knew that the person in front of him was fake, he knew that this was the existence of his inner demons. Even if it was fake, it was still real.
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