"Chang'e, you are the divine maiden of our Witch Clan," Ye Xuan spoke gravely, "you must know that during the great war with the Witch Demons, our Witch Clan nearly perished; no longer are we the masters of Heaven and Earth. This is the dispute of various Daoist sects, and even your older brother can do nothing to help."
Kua Fu could not bear to look into the eyes of the Guanghan Fairy, afraid that he wouldn't have the heart to refuse her, so he could only respond with cold detachment. The crux of the matter was, Kua Fu harbored his own selfish desires.
The Guanghan Fairy was a divine maiden of the Witch Clan, yet she had fallen in love with an emperor from the Human Clan—an intolerable act to Kua Fu who wished for nothing more than Ye Xuan to die in the void, leaving a chance for his brother, Da Yi.
Therefore, Kua Fu never intended to help Ye Xuan. Had the Guanghan Fairy not been present, he might even have assisted the Jade Emperor in killing Ye Xuan.
