Ninth-Life Dao-Demon: "I have no interest in fighting here. I came only to find someone bound to me by fate."
Tang Sanzang: "You call yourself a Dao-Demon, yet you're neither Daoist nor demon. Why come to the mortal world to suffer another cycle of reincarnation?"
Ninth-Life Dao-Demon: "If you believe me, I will guide you to Buddhahood."
Agil: "Who do you think you are? You have only a few fragments of memory, yet you dare to boast so shamelessly!"
Ninth-Life Dao-Demon: "Don't let the darkness consume you!"
Agil: "I won't be consumed by the darkness. I will become the darkness. I am the darkness!"
Ninth-Life Dao-Demon: "It's not too late. Turn back, and Buddha will save you."
Agil: "Buddha never stops talking about saving all living beings. Yet he watched coldly as the blood of more than five hundred people stained an entire village red. If Buddha is so heartless, why should I worship him?"
Ninth-Life Dao-Demon: "If I can't guide you to Buddhahood, then I'll help you become a demon!"
Agil: "What..."
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After reading Chapter 10, I feel like there is something wrong with the character design. Doesn't Nonoro admire the protagonist very much? He insisted on following the protagonist, and he even waited for hundreds of years. How could he have the courage to scold the protagonist?