Gu Mo felt somewhat indignant; why would he be considered a demon?
Is it just because he wielded Demonic Power, emitted Demon Qi, and had experienced demonization? This is definitely discrimination. If this is the criterion for judgment, isn't it too superficial, like assuming someone's gender based on appearance? It's not free at all!
Expertly executing a series of punches in his mind, Gu Mo outwardly maintained a serious demeanor, resting his chin on his hand and pondering the matter with a semblance of thoughtful reflection.
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The witch sitting on the mat did not rush him, merely watched him quietly, waiting for his answer.
Kikyo instinctively considered him a half-demon; after all, the fluctuation and aura of Demonic Power and Demon Qi, though obscure and restrained, could never be entirely concealed, and Gu Mo exhibited such traits… For the sharp-sensed strongest witch, this was as conspicuous as a torch in the night.
