The green python sensed the low mood coming from his shoulder. He turned around, glanced at the silver ring with its head slumped, and looked slightly confused.

He gently patted her back to comfort her. Although he didn't understand why her mood had suddenly changed, comforting his mistress was his duty.

Silver Ring glanced at Green Python, pursed her lips, suppressed her inner feelings, turned to Black Bear, and asked in a low voice, "Didn't you rob them? Did you get any money?"

Hei Xiong: "Got it, three million."

Silver Ring blinked her bright eyes: "Wow, they're so rich!"

Damn, he's so rich! Huo Fei, a powerful demon, doesn't even have enough money to buy her two extra meals of steamed buns, but this Taoist priest just pulls out two three-million-dollar bills... It's simply enviable, jealous, and hateful!

That much money is enough for her to eat steamed buns for ten years.

Hei Xiong: "Yes, he gave us three million without saying a word. The Taoist priest is too rich, he's practically a tycoon."

Upon hearing this, Silver Ring swung her tail rapidly. While the Taoist priest downstairs was finishing up, she nudged the Green Python: "Do we have enough money? If not, let's keep robbing them."

Yin Huan felt no guilt whatsoever about robbing Taoist priests.

After she became a demon, both her elder brother and her fellow inmates in prison told her that Taoist priests were not good people and were the number one enemy of the demon race.

Therefore, she felt perfectly justified in taking what was stolen from the enemy, without ever realizing that anything was wrong with it.

The green python frowned, finally realizing the problem.

He glared at Hei Xiong through gritted teeth, then turned back and patiently said to Yin Huan, "Robbery is illegal. In today's society, even if we are demons, we still have to abide by the law. Hei Xiong's three million was not stolen; it was obtained through a transaction with him."

Although Qingmang thought the fastest way to make money was to target those Taoist priests below, but... with a troubled child on her back, if she continued to act this way, she might imitate her and think that robbery was an extremely common thing.

If they run out of money in the future, they might rob ordinary people, and things could get interesting.

In order to correct someone's values, Qingmang felt that they should set an example and stop making trouble like this.

"Silver Ring, we live in this society, so we must abide by its rules and not act recklessly, otherwise we will disrupt the balance between the demon race and the human race. And then..."

To live a carefree life, one must abide by the rules established by humankind. The green python wasn't just correcting Yin Huan; it also had a deeper consideration. If it continued to attack these Taoists and angered them, the entanglement might lead to Yin Huan being exposed before even reaching Fuding Mountain.

"Stop, stop, stop! You didn't utter a sound for half a month while you were in prison. How come you've become just like Huo Fei as soon as you get out? If you don't want to rob, then don't rob. Stop nagging." A bunch of seemingly reasonable but ultimately meaningless arguments gave Yin Huan a headache.

"Let's go back to sleep." Yin Huan felt a bit disappointed. She had already seen the ghost and taken the Taoist priest's things, so she might as well go back to her own bed and sleep.

The green python grunted in agreement and, carrying the silver ring on its back, headed upstairs.

The group went upstairs; the cleanup work downstairs was nearing completion. Afang sat in the lobby, heartbroken, silently weeping while holding her disabled brother. Song Tianshan and the other three tidied up the messy lobby, looked at the helpless Afang, and all sighed deeply.

Ah Hui put down the broom, looked at Song Tianshan and the other two, hesitated for a moment, and then tentatively whispered, "Daoist, Ah Fang here... why don't you come to my house for the night?"

In her current state, Afang is completely unable to entertain guests, and... just now he heard the female Taoist priest call the other two people who appeared "demons".

Ah Hui was still shaken and felt a lingering fear.

As a mortal, Ahui was incredibly brave. He wasn't frightened by Afang's mother, nor was he scared unconscious by the sudden appearance of the "monster." But regardless of whether he was scared or not, no human would be unafraid of such a strange creature. The only reason he had managed to hold on until now was because he had three Taoist priests with him.

"Alright, I'm sorry to bother you tonight." Song Tianshan didn't stand on ceremony with Ahui. His junior brother and sister were indeed injured and needed a quiet place to recuperate. They had only been holding on for a while, and once that momentum wore off, their Dao energy dissipated.

Qi Miao took a breath, looked up, and stared intently at the entrance to the stairs: "Senior brother, I just took a look, there are five people upstairs, and a little girl."

Song Tianshan turned around and looked in that direction as well: "Hmm, let's ignore them. They're all bloodless, not those ignorant creatures. Judging from their obsession with money, they must be demons who often roam the world."

There are countless demons in the world, some good and some bad. As long as they don't harm humans, there's no need to fight them to the death.

"Let's go, rest for the night, and return to the sect tomorrow." Song Tianshan called out to Qi Miao, then nodded to Ahui before leaving the hotel.

Demons and humans are really no different; good and evil are just a matter of a single thought. Song Tianshan had heard his master mention a kind-hearted demon who was imprisoned some time ago.

That demon was a spider spirit who had just survived a tribulation of lightning ten or twenty years ago. According to my master, although the spider spirit was a black widow, she was kind-hearted and, despite being a demon, had always been doing good deeds. She was also a volunteer at an orphanage and had saved my master's life before she took human form.

The spider demon had a love affair with a human in the mortal world. In ancient times, such a love affair was considered unforgivable, but in today's society, let alone a love affair between a human and a demon, no one would care. As long as it doesn't harm society and both parties are willing, no one would bother with such a trivial matter.

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