Surprising Swan.

Summary

In a guarded tent at a Buddhist camp, San Cang, amidst intense pain from his dual cultivation of Buddhism and demonic energy, converses with Zhu Qing Ge about the death of a princess named Qing Qing. Zhu Qing Ge suspects a demon race goddess is responsible, but San Cang urges him to remain calm and consider hidden truths. They discuss the complexities of identity and blame, with San Cang asserting that the demon race goddess is not the same as the Qing Qing he knew. Meanwhile, Li Zi Ye, seemingly deaf, surprises leaders by revealing he can read lips. He defends the Confucian sect against accusations of collusion with demons, claiming they killed a demon king, which raises skepticism among the factions present. Tensions rise as Li Zi Ye's sharp tongue provokes reactions from the leaders, showcasing the ongoing conflict between human and demon races.

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