Granny Zhuang was so frightened that she took a step back, quickly supported by Wei Ziyan.
Just as Yu Da was pondering how to respond, Sang Que raised his hand and flung a dagger towards Granny Zhuang's son. At that moment, Sang Que seemed like an uncontrollable force to an ordinary person's son from Granny Zhuang's perspective.
Granny Zhuang's son was too clever for his own good, trying to convince Granny Zhuang they were malevolent spirits to drive them away and distrust them. Ironically, he also used Granny Zhuang's consciousness to imbue Sang Que and Yu Da with the power to kill them at the same time.
Sang Que, always decisive, realized this and acted without a moment's hesitation!
Granny Zhuang's scholarly son dodged aside with all his might, and the dagger embedded in the wall behind him. He sighed in relief too early, looking up just in time to see Sang Que drawing a longbow, his eyes sharply fixed on him, and the bowstring already loosened.
