The deity standing before the bronze cauldron has a red face, arms wrapped in fire serpents, and feet stepping on fire turtles. In hand, it holds a wooden puppet painted with gold lacquer, with a red dot on its forehead.
It certainly represents the will of Xuan South Duke. As it puts the puppet into the bronze cauldron, it speaks: "This person is so obstinate, it is feared he cannot be tamed. Should he become Moroughna, it may bring future disasters."
Xuan South Duke, at this moment, doesn't appear as temperless as when speaking with Tiger Taisui; his voice is gentle, yet carries a heavy authority.
Night Bodhisattva casually remarks: "How old is he now? How many years has he lived in the present world? How many friends and relatives does he have over there? When he spreads branches and leaves here, begets offspring, and over time, his self-perception will naturally change."
"Emotions aren't innately present; they arise through interaction."
