Upon hearing this, Leo looked at Haitang standing not far away. He immediately tried to stand up, but Jack helped him to kneel before her. "Thank you... Master, from now on you are our master. Please have mercy and save our beastmen," Leo said.

"Don't be like this. I said I would go, and I can't go back on my word." Besides, he had his own reasons for going. When he heard this, Leo's eyes reddened. His expression was like he was about to cry, but it was also more like he had survived a disaster.

The fear and despair of these past few years are a fear that no one can suppress. Every day they are afraid of becoming beasts, every day they are afraid of dying. But that's not the most terrifying thing. The most terrifying thing is that they became beasts, became human, became fools, yet in the end they still couldn't find a way to save their people. That's the most terrifying thing.

Despair and fear shrouded everyone's heart. Despair met despair every day. But now, because of Haitang, the problem was solved. He would no longer turn into a beast, and his people could be saved. This was the luckiest thing.

So when Haitang saw Leo's expression, she didn't comfort him, because this was an emotion that needed to be released. And Jack was in a similar situation at the moment. Yes, everyone was afraid.

Like the Journey to the West, Jack faced countless hardships and tribulations, initially believing it to be a path of hope, but ultimately confronted with despair. Language barriers, capture, and other difficulties filled him with despair. Fortunately, fate opened a window of hope, leading to a new future filled with promise.