2958: C2958 Torture(5)

C2958 Torture(5)

"Clang!" The middle-aged monk dropped his knife. His hands were shaking.

"I am sorry. Don't blame me. Don't blame me. My disciple, don't blame me..."

He was a human after all. He had a moral bottom line and a basic humanity. He wanted to live, but the guilt and shame of having killed his own apprentice made it hard for him to breathe. He sat on his knees, gasping like a fish out of water.

Finally, the young monk fell to the ground, motionless, motionless, while the middle-aged monk knelt not far away, staring at the body of his apprentice, his eyes unfocused.

"Congratulations, you survived."

Shang Yun smiled and went forward. His tone was truly congratulating the other party, as if the other party had just won a normal match.

"I... I survived, I survived..."

The middle-aged monk kept repeating Shang Yun's words, and gradually, as if he had found the strength to live, his face became animated, for he knew that he had won and that he could live.

"I can live on!"

He stood up excitedly and turned around to look at Shang Yun. He saw Shang Yun looking at him with a faint smile on his face. That smile was actually normal, but he could see a different kind of viciousness in it.

"Un, you are still alive."

Shang Yun smiled and nodded.

"Currently? What do you mean?"

The middle-aged monk couldn't help but frown and look at Shang Yun in shock when he heard Shang Yun's words.

"It means... temporarily. [You have done something wrong. You can't just let it end like this!] The death penalty could be avoided, but the punishment couldn't be avoided. Wasn't that an unchanging truth? You don't know? "

Shang Yun glanced at the middle-aged monk and spoke blandly.

"The death penalty is inevitable, but the punishment can't be avoided?"

The middle-aged monk murmured. He knew that the man in front of him would not let him go so easily. However, since he could survive, nothing else mattered.

"Fine. I... I accept the punishment."

He nodded and agreed with Shang Yun.

"Fine!"

Hearing the middle-aged monk say this, Shang Yun couldn't help but smile as if he was in a good mood. He turned towards Yuan Yue and Shu Qing.

"Hey, there's a good show to watch!"

As he spoke, Shang Yun revealed a bright smile towards the two as if they were good friends.

However, Yuan Yue and Shu Qing knew that the good show he was talking about wouldn't be so simple.

Shang Yun seemed to snap his fingers in a certain direction, and in the time it took to make half a cup of tea, people heard something that seemed to come from the direction in which Shang Yun had snapped his fingers. It was a little too loud to make out what the noise was, and the distance was too great for anyone to figure out what Shang Yun had done or what he was talking about.

On the other side, Yuan Yue was lowering her head and concentrating. She was trying her best to hear what the noise was.

"Did you hear that?"

Shu Qing approached Yuan Yue and asked nervously.

"I'm listening..."

I'm listening... Yuan Yue said softly.

"There are people cursing, children crying, frightened voices, and... footsteps?"

Yuan Yue felt a little strange. She closed her eyes and frowned, trying harder to listen. Her Spirit Power was not as pure and dense as Faang Cheng's and the others'. It was still fine to listen to sounds at a close distance, but it would be more difficult to do so at a distance like this.

"There seems to be something wrong with these footsteps! They don't seem like the footsteps of a human, but rather... the footsteps of a wild beast?"

Yuan Yue opened her eyes in surprise and raised her head to look at Shang Yun.

She saw that Shang Yun was looking at her with a smile that didn't seem like a smile. His expression... was full of admiration, as if he was praising her.

"Smart. A beast."

Shang Yun admitted.

"Everyone, move aside. Quick, move aside. Don't gather here, it's dangerous..."

Yuan Yue didn't have the time to confront Shang Yun. She hurriedly shouted at the crowd that was watching the show not far away. Shuqing didn't know what was going on, but she knew Yuan Yue wouldn't do something like that for no reason, so she hurried over and helped Yuan Yue disperse the crowd into a safer room.

The spectators did not know what had happened, but by that time they had seen the bloody scene before them, and they knew that the young man's methods, though punishing the bad men, were so bloody and terrible that they were hard to accept. So now, when Yuan Yue and Shuqing told them that there was danger and that they had to leave as soon as possible, they all believed the two girls and hurried into the shops, alleys, and other shelters.

But people are curious, and even when they are in cover, they watch the street from doors and windows to see what is going on.

While they were trying to look around, they heard the footsteps getting clearer and clearer. It was not the footsteps of ordinary people. It sounded more like the sound of galloping horses, rushing toward them.

"What is it?"

Shu Qing had also vaguely heard the sound of something coming here. She could not help but turn her head to look at Yuan Yue behind her nervously.

"It should be... some kind of beast!"

Yuan Yue did not look at Shu Qing. Instead, she stared at the direction of the sound and guessed based on her own experience.

And Yuan Yue was right.

In less than half an hour, a few huge black shadows rushed toward Yuan Yue and the others from the corner of the street. Yuan Yue squinted her eyes and looked toward the large figures. She wanted to see what they were. But when she saw them, her eyes widened, and she saw... that the black figures were a leopard, two brown bears, and two black wolves. They were all extremely powerful beasts, and they were bigger than Yuan Yue had ever seen.

And now these huge, ferocious beasts were coming toward them, snarling and snarling.

"Shang Yun, this lad... what is he trying to do?"

Yuan Yue couldn't help but clench her fists tightly. Then, she turned her head to look at Shang Yun, whose face was filled with indifference.

Shang Yun himself was sensitive, and he felt Yuan Yue's gaze on him as a matter of course. He turned to look at her, his cold, slightly dangerous smile still on his face. He knew that Yuan Yue was full of questions, but she probably wouldn't ask him now, because she knew that even if she did, it wouldn't change anything. As smart as Yuan Yue was, she would never ask him.

Sure enough, Shang Yun was right. Yuan Yue saw that Shang Yun had turned her head to look at her, so she withdrew her gaze, turned around, and took Shuqing's hand. After that, she started to look for a suitable place to hide. It seemed like she was preparing to escape. Yuan Yue felt that although Shang Yun would most likely not let those wild beasts attack her, she needed to leave a way out for herself and Shu Qing.

Thinking up to here, Shang Yun couldn't help but smile. He liked such a smart girl. Thinking about it, he seemed to like Yuan Yue even more.

Standing in the middle of the road, the middle-aged monk seemed to have heard the sound of something rushing towards him. He looked in the direction of the sound in shock. He could already see that there was a black shadow rushing over from not far away. He turned his head to look at Shang Yun in horror. There was a pleading look in his eyes.

"Great... Great God, what is that thing? You said that you can't escape punishment. What is it?"

The middle-aged monk asked with a trembling voice. The sound of footsteps was getting closer and closer, making him feel uneasy and more and more frightened.

"You'll know what it is in a little while. Don't be nervous, just do your best. As long as you can tame and pacify them, you can live!"

Shang Yun smiled and said to the middle-aged monk.

Only then did Yuan Yue understand what it meant to be spared from the death penalty and to be punished by death. Shang Yun had no intention of letting the middle-aged monk live. He only wanted the three of them to die, and... he wanted them to die in extreme pain and fear. This Shang Yun was too evil.2

Yuan Yue looked at the beasts that were about to reach her, and she knew what had happened to the middle-aged monk. His fate was worse than that of his two disciples.

"Ah... Ah..."

At this moment, the middle-aged monk finally saw what those huge black shadows were. It was a muscular leopard, two brown bears, and two black wolves. Most importantly, they were all extremely large, each the size of a small house.

No matter how stupid the middle-aged monk was, he realized that something was wrong. As he fled in the opposite direction, he looked at Shang Yun. Even though he was terrified, things had come to this point. As long as he was caught by those wild beasts, he would die for sure, so he didn't care about angering Shang Yun. His face was filled with anger and disbelief as he shouted at Shang Yun.

"You... You didn't even f * cking want me to leave alive, did you? You told me to kill my own disciple, and you told me that I could escape the death penalty, but I couldn't escape the punishment. You were playing with me, weren't you? "

The middle-aged monk shouted hysterically at Shang Yun while running away.

Chapter 10 - Life and Death

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