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Summary

The narrative revolves around Su Ning Qing and Qi Lin, who reflect on the dire circumstances of individuals tied to the Divine Sect, particularly Ji Yu Tong and Li Cheng Tian. The concept of the "Nine Calamities" looms large, symbolizing despair and hopelessness. Qi Lin, identifying himself as the Kirin of the Divine Sect, expresses a desire to revive the sect, acknowledging its struggles amid an oppressive environment. As tensions rise, Qi Lin contemplates violence as a solution to the sect's plight, while Shen Dan Zi advises caution. The chapter concludes with a mention of a Mystic Realm within the Bodhi Xing He, hinting at potential opportunities before resorting to violence.

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