Chapter 751 - Chapter 760

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Lei Dalu frowned. "A jade chip?"

"It was a jade chip in the shape of a pendant, the only belonging that his mother left him," Bai Kaixin said. "Before, Bai Wuxin always regarded it as a normal charm. But when he grew up and advanced into the Building Foundation Stage, he sensed the telepathic thought stored deep inside the jade chip. It was not until ten years later that he cracked the barrier on the pendant and found out the information inside the jade chip.

"Inside the jade chip was his mother's diary, from the day when she was captured by the space pirates to a few days before her death.

"The diary smashed the 'facts' that Bai Wuxin had firmly believed in into smithereens!

"In the diary, Bai Xinghe only forced his mother to crack and repair the ancient crystal processors in the underground chamber and... did not rape her.

"Everything that happened later, including the birth of Bai Wuxin, was at his mother's own will!

"In the beginning of the diary, his mother mentioned that she felt that Bai Xinghe was different from other space pirates and a great secret that kept him living in suffering seemed to be concealed in the bottom of his heart. Maybe, there was still conscience in him, and he was not as cruel and merciless as he appeared to be.

"Her purpose in the beginning was simple, too. She knew that there was no way that she could get out of the place. If by any chance she could approach Bai Xinghe, get to know him, influence him, and even change his mindset, maybe the man would commit fewer murders in the future.

"If Bai Xinghe killed one less person because of her, that would be her last contribution to the Cultivators.

"However, when the two of them really started communicating with each other, nobody could say for sure where their feelings and emotions were heading. It is safe to say that even they had forgotten what was on their mind in the beginning and what their purposes were.

"Anyways...

"In the diary ten years later, Bai Wuxin's mother left a conclusion for her son. She told her son that, when her son grew up, learned the whole thing, and viewed the relationship between his parents in retrospect, he might find it unacceptable, appalling, or even ugly and disgusting. But no matter what he thought—

"She did not regret it.

"For all those years, she had never regretted staying with Bai Xinghe!"

Bai Kaixin had tears all over his face again. He sobbed for a long time before he continued his story. "His mother's diary raised a tsunami in Bai Wuxin's head.

"His mother was an expert in crystal processors, possessing immense computational ability. Although women tend to be silly when they are in love, Bai Wuxin did not believe that his mother hadn't calmed herself down after so many years.

"Since his mother stated that she never regretted it, there must have been true love between Bai Xinghe and her.

"Then, regarding his mother's abrupt death...

"At this moment, Bai Wuxin, as a grown-up now, reviewed everything that happened years ago and found a lot of uncanny points.

"Firstly, Bai Wuxin was only a teenager when his mother was killed. With Bai Xinghe's cunningness, if he were the real murderer, how could he have left so much evidence that even his son could discover?

"Secondly, with Bai Xinghe's Cultivation, it was impossible that he beat his son to death 'accidentally'. If he wanted his son dead, how could he have let him survive in the end?

"Thirdly, Bai Wuxin had been living in an underground greenhouse before the accident and barely experienced any difficulties in daily life. He was not a battle-type Cultivator, either. Yet, he lived safe and sound for years in Capital Nest, where the death rate was astonishingly high. Whatever dangers he was in, he could always resolve them in ways that he could not even tell himself. In the end, not only was he alive, he also learned a lot of new stuff, and his capability soared. He even possessed basic combat skills!

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