Nine Heavens Sword Demon.

Summary

In a tense confrontation, the Fire Qilin, insulted by Yan Huang, struggles under the pressure of the Black Iron Mountain. Despite its power, it is weakened and forced to swear by its true name, promising no harm to others. Afterward, Yan Huang uses a Spirit Suppressing Jade to claim the Qilin as her mount, much to Nie Feng's disbelief. Ming Du argues that the Qilin's oath is not entirely trustworthy, as it only promises not to kill, leaving room for harm. This highlights the cunning nature of spirit beasts and the complexities of their oaths, emphasizing that they can still pose a threat despite their sworn promises.

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