After Fishing For 10 Years, I Became A Saint Without Knowing How To Raise Beasts

Prometheus displayed a mysterious smile, and fished up a droplet from the Moon Goddess Sea. It hovered above his palm, slowly rotating in tempo with his aura. It was a rather beautiful sight.

When the fishes saw this, they were entranced.

Then, as Yuchi's eyes showed a hint of helplessness, Prometheus asked, "Mr. Yuchi, is this droplet good or evil?"

Yuchi could not understand why Prometheus was beating around the bush, but he had a favor to ask, so he simply played along.

"I don't quite understand what you mean by that question."

Prometheus' Dao aura twirled the droplet around even faster.

"Please allow me to explain!"

"Do you think this droplet of water is kind or malicious? "

"Will it kill you or help you? Or will it just stand there and do nothing?"

Yuchi frowned. It was getting harder and harder to play long. Still, he answered straightforwardly, "There's nothing good or evil about it, nor does it threaten or help anyone in any way. It's just a droplet of water, nothing more, nothing less."

"If I were in your shoes, then my answer would be the same as yours," Prometheus nodded and said.

"However, what if it's like this?"

Then, under Prometheus' control, more water droplets rose up from the Moon Goddess Sea.

In the beginning, there were only a dozen, which became a hundred, and then thousands.

In the end, the water droplets fused into a giant water ball that was over 100 meters in diameter, which quietly floated above Prometheus' palm.

Yuchi seemed to understand what Prometheus was trying to do.

As Yuchi looked on, Prometheus said to him, "Nothing much has changed other than the size. However, do you think that it is good or evil now?"

"Perhaps try putting yourself in the shoes of an ordinary person. If you were an ordinary person who suddenly saw this situation, do you think you would stay or run?"

Yuchi clearly understood. His answer was very straightforward.

"If I were an ordinary person, the best thing I could do when I see this situation would be to distance myself from it."

"Leaving and observing from a distance is the most rational decision.

After Prometheus heard this, he casually scattered the entire water ball, which caused a light rain to fall over the sea.

"That's right," he said, "In such a situation, that is the wisest choice."

"Then, did you notice any differences?"

"In fact, the nature of the water droplets did not change, only the quantity did. They are still neutral, but due to their size and scale, those who see them will become apprehensive and fearful."

"This is even more so when something exceeds their level of understanding."

"There are many similar things in life."

"I don't think I need to say anymore. I think you can understand what I'm getting at through my example.

Prometheus was quite fond of Yuchi. After all, Yuchi's attitude was very good, and they were not enemies.

Therefore, if the red flame divine spores really appeared in the future, Prometheus hoped that Yuchi would stay away from this region. However, he would not say so explicitly.

This example in itself was a hint to Yuchi to stay away from the red fog. As a fellow demigod, there was no way he did not understand the point of this whole exercise.

Yuchi naturally nodded.

From the current situation, even if Prometheus did not explain in detail what the red fog was, it was clear that he wanted Yuchi to stay away from the red fog and not get involved in this matter.

Right after Yuchi nodded, Prometheus said to Yuchi, "Mr. Yuchi, you've already asked me a few questions. Now, I have a question for you."

"I hope that you can give me a direct answer."

"Of course, if this question is really difficult to answer, I won't force you to answer it."

"I also know that each of us has our own difficulties, and that there are many things that can't be expressed openly."

Yuchi naturally nodded.

Judging from the current situation, Prometheus was indeed an existence worth talking to. Although he would not provide Yuchi with the specific details, the hints were all it took for Yuchi to come to some conclusions.

Then...

The topic suddenly changed.

Prometheus was rather cold and obviously puzzled. He asked Yuchi, "So why did you also kill your jinx?!"

When Prometheus finished his sentence, his eyes were filled with anger and contempt.

"If you didn't participate in this battle, our moon god race would feel a little grateful toward you, but you killed your jinx!"

Yuchi looked at the angry Prometheus in confusion. "What do you mean? When did I kill my jinx?"

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