There's a saying that goes like this: You can stop a person from doing something for some time, but you can't stop him for a lifetime.
This was especially true in God's world where the strong preyed on the weak and the strong reigned supreme. Some love and care were even deadlier than stabbing someone in the heart!
After all, one could protect others for some time, but one simply couldn't others for an entire lifetime. The love and care of others were, to a certain extent, no different from arsenic wrapped in honey.
Chu Feng was certain that his beasts were sincere in protecting him as their Beastmaster. However, even if it was the most sincere action done on the stance of "for your good", it didn't necessarily mean that such an action was truly good.
Faced with Lila's obstruction out of love, the youth suddenly smiled, "Don't say anything more. I've made up my mind."
