Final Chapter of the Extraordinary Records of the Civil Investigation Bureau.

Summary

The blind monk discusses the nature of monsters in the Xumi world, explaining their immortality and cannibalistic behaviors. Che Qian Zi questions the monk's ethics in allowing monsters to consume each other, to which the monk argues that their actions are natural and not sinful. He believes that just because monsters might eat people, it doesn't justify their punishment. As they encounter Young Master Jiang, the monk navigates a tense exchange regarding power and responsibility over the monsters. The monk aims to retrieve items he entrusted to Jiang, emphasizing his intention not to disrupt the balance among the demons. The conversation highlights themes of morality, power dynamics, and the nature of existence.

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