Fighter of the Destiny Episode 13 Recap
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After the Green Vine Banquet, everyone's life seemed to return to peace, except that Tang Sanshiliu's father restricted his financial power because he insisted on dropping out of school. Everything else seemed normal; even Chen Changsheng spent day after day busily gathering herbs. What he didn't expect was that he would once again meet The Empress in the Herb Garden.
Although he didn't know who she was, it didn't stop Chen Changsheng from having an inexplicable desire to confide, nor did it stop The Empress from having an inexplicable desire to listen. Perhaps it was this inexplicable fondness that made The Empress feel a touch of regret after learning that Chen Changsheng wouldn't live past twenty. Tang Sanshiliu watched Chen Changsheng, who was only focused on fiddling with herbs, and was suddenly moved.
He decided to take Chen Changsheng, Luoluo, and Xuanyuan Po to wander around the underground market. Looking at the dazzling array of goods, excitement gleamed in their eyes. Tang Sanshiliu even directly found a good spot and started setting up a stall. Although his father no longer gave him money, it didn't mean he would compromise because of it. In one's life, one must always choose to persist for some things or ideals, even if it means enduring temporary hardship.
Chen Changsheng and the others were indeed happy shopping. However, they did not realize the danger was approaching. Several monsters assassins suddenly attacked, intending to kill Chen Changsheng. Fortunately, Xu Yourong arrived in time, preventing them from succeeding. Chen Changsheng looked at Xu Yourong, who had saved him once again, feeling a mix of subtle emotions and joy in his heart.
With a rare opportunity to be alone, Chen Changsheng gave the blue Wind-Seeking Crane he had specifically bought earlier to Xu Yourong. After exchanging farewells, the two departed one after another. Currently, the entire Divine Capital seemed calm, but in reality, undercurrents were surging. Xu Yourong repeatedly urged Chen Changsheng to be extra careful. But the unexpected still came so suddenly.
Chen Changsheng probably couldn't have imagined that due to his outstanding performance, the black-robed figure was extremely wary of him, and even orchestrated a highly malicious conspiracy to eliminate him. As expected, masters on the Azure Cloud List began to die one after another, and the identity of the murderer remained a mystery, only known to be someone from the monsters. The Empress even ordered Xu Yourong and Qiu Shanjun to work together to investigate the matter.
At this point, Xu Yourong analyzed that Huo Guang might be the next victim, because this person always thought highly of himself and never put the monsters or anyone else in his eyes, and now he was the most likely to act alone, thus giving the monsters an opportunity. However, before Xu Yourong and Qiu Shanjun could find Huo Guang to remind him to be careful, Huo Guang was already dead at the entrance of the National Academy.
Not to mention that just a few days prior, Huo Guang had challenged Chen Changsheng; at this moment, Chen Changsheng was undoubtedly the primary suspect. Zhuang Huanyu even led a group of disciples to ask the Pope to uphold justice. But when the Pope examined it, he found that the weapon that killed Huo Guang was actually forged by the Tang family.
Just such a simple statement caused Tang Sanshiliu's family shop to be smashed by the crowd, and Tang Sanshiliu's father was even injured by hidden weapons. It turned out that all of this was Tianhai Ya'er's opportunistic doing. He had long been dissatisfied with the Tang family coming to the Divine Capital to snatch business from the Tianhai family. With such a rare opportunity presenting itself, he naturally wanted to make good use of it, while simultaneously framing the monsters.
A guilt-ridden Tang Sanshiliu rushed back to the Tang family, seeing his weak old father lying in bed, who only kept urging him to return to the Heavenly Dao Academy. A rift had formed between the father and son because of Chen Changsheng. At this time, the Tang family was precarious, but Chen Changsheng's days were no better. In the end, the Pope, under pressure, still sent Chen Changsheng to prison.
Even though Chen Changsheng was mentally prepared, believing that the innocent would prove themselves innocent, he still underestimated the malice of others. Zhou Tong, the head of the Qingli Department, was never an easy person to talk to. Not to mention that because Xu Yourong pleaded for Chen Changsheng, The Empress believed that Xu Yourong's Great Dao might very well be ruined because of Chen Changsheng, so she directly ordered Tianhai Ya'er to supervise the case.
How could the vengeful Tianhai Ya'er not use this opportunity to torment Chen Changsheng? When the Soul-Refining Whip began to lash Chen Changsheng's divine consciousnesses, he truly realized that imprisonment was never something that could be easily explained away by merely saying "the innocent will prove themselves innocent." After being lashed by the Soul-Refining Whip, Chen Changsheng was extremely weak.
Nevertheless, when facing Xu Yourong and Luoluo who came to visit him, he still put on a facade of "I'm fine, I'm okay," and even remembered to inquire about Tang Sanshiliu's situation. However, with that pale complexion, even the usually oblivious Luoluo refused to believe him, let alone the always intelligent Xu Yourong. But now, because Chen Changsheng was arrested, the monsters had stopped their killings. This meant that unless evidence was found, those with ulterior motives would not believe in Chen Changsheng's innocence.
