This chapter's epigraph comes from a poem by a famous poet, who wrote about the "shadow cult demon" . In this poem, the poet compares the demon to the shadow-cult demon, and he says that the demon is the "bastards of the shadow cult demon." In other words, it's the same demon as the demon in the poem, but with a different name. The poem is about the demon's revenge against the demon who poisoned him. It's also about how the demon can't be saved if the demon and the boy fall out of favor. This is the first time the poet has seen the demon, so he's not sure what to make of it. He's worried that if the two fall out, the demon will not be able to be saved. He decides to ask ying what happened to her, so that he can figure out how to stop the demon from killing her. The next day, the two men go to visit the old man.
This chapter's epigraph comes from a poem by a famous poet, who wrote about the "shadow cult demon" . In this poem, the poet compares the demon to the shadow-cult demon, and he says that the demon is the "bastards of the shadow cult demon." In other words, it's the same demon as the demon in the poem, but with a different name. The poem is about the demon's revenge against the demon who poisoned him. It's also about how the demon can't be saved if the demon and the boy fall out of favor. This is the first time the poet has seen the demon, so he's not sure what to make of it. He's worried that if the two fall out, the demon will not be able to be saved. He decides to ask ying what happened to her, so that he can figure out how to stop the demon from killing her. The next day, the two men go to visit the old man.