Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

Yun Ce confronts his master, Yun Da, with a sharp critique of their violent methods, questioning the morality of using human flesh for sustenance in their quest for power. He argues that true strength cannot come from cannibalism and highlights the futility of their approach, using the metaphor of wild branches needing to be trimmed. Mu Shen interjects with a historical reference to Yun Ce's significance during a world-ending disaster, but Yun Ce, overwhelmed with emotion, pleads for a reconsideration of their vengeful path against the Gongxi Clan, emphasizing that their sect would support a just cause. The chapter explores themes of morality, sacrifice, and the consequences of revenge.

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