In the end, the Heavenly God chose to compromise.
It wasn't because Mu Changsheng's words were reasonable. In fact, he couldn't judge whether they were or not; he simply didn't possess that level of rationality.
He simply chose to believe.
He chose to believe in Mu Changsheng's judgment. After all, the man had been reliable up to this point. Since he had made a decision, he must have had his reasons.
And so, Mu Changsheng quickly received the Heavenly God's assistance. A sudden, intuitive feeling arose out of nowhere, planting a thought in his mind: 'Ang Xiao doesn't fully trust us. Or rather, he's actually wary of that Nameless True Monarch. The one who acted before was just a clone...'
'His true body has been following us the whole time!'
It was just a guess, a completely baseless one, yet Mu Changsheng was utterly convinced. He understood in his heart that this was a hint from the Heavenly God.
'Wait... oh no!'
