Dark Odyssey of the West.

Summary

The passage describes the emotional aftermath of Zhu Ganglie's death in Divine Pig City. Black Master and his companions are mourning the loss of a gentle and transformative city lord who had changed the city's aggressive nature. Zhu Ganglie's sister confronts Black Master about his brother's death, demanding an explanation. The narrative reveals complex family relationships, including Black Master's connection to Zhu Ganglie through marriage. The story explores themes of grief, familial bonds, and the legacy of a compassionate leader who transformed Divine Pig City from a place of conflict to a thriving, competitive, yet harmonious community.

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