Du Ling 2

The art of saving spirits also has its own schools: The extradition lineage advocates "understanding their attachments, understanding their thoughts, and leading them to salvation." They believe in gentle guidance and believe that every soul should have a chance to be understood. This line often requires extremely high empathy and patience, and the soul-saving process is long, but it can preserve the integrity of the soul to the greatest extent and help it pass away. Cut off a lineage, advocating "identify its evil, cut off its harm, and cut off its roots". It is believed that the soul lingering in the Yang world is abnormal. If it has shown signs of harming others, it should be killed immediately, with the priority of protecting the living. This lineage has strong combat power and is decisive in its actions, but its souls are often scattered and there is no possibility of reincarnation. The two lines have been arguing for thousands of years, each has its own reasons and limitations. The extradition lineage is often too gentle and misses the opportunity, which in turn makes the resentful spirits grow stronger; the extermination lineage is often too heavy-handed and kills wandering souls that still have a chance of redemption. But in any case, these two lines, as well as other branches derived later, together constitute the "spiritual masters", a secret group that wanders on the edge of yin and yang. They have no official canonization and no fixed inheritance. They often rely on fate, talent or blood to continue. They have witnessed the sorrow of lonely souls in the prosperous times, and have also experienced the soaring resentment in the wars of troubled times. Most of them are hidden in the market. They may be old people sunbathing on the street corner, they may be inconspicuous students in school, or they may be young girls walking alone late at night. They have only one thing in common: they can see. Can hear. Then, select "cross" or "cut".