Chapter 2610: Chapter 2605: Ruyue

Red Moon? Ruyue.

Despite recognizing numerous iconic information immediately, when drawing the final conclusion, even someone as experienced as Professor Fu couldn’t help but become a bit conservative.

It wasn’t because he couldn’t see the face, preventing him from making the final confirmation.

Whenever seeing the humanoid form of the Red Moon before, its face was always unclear at a conceptual level; this time the features were quite clear.

Delicate and gentle, completely devoid of any sayings of the Ancient God’s appearance.

But the problem lies precisely here. These delicate and timid features were quite familiar to Fu Qian—Yuan Shan?

That’s right, Fu Qian said he had seen this aunt himself, and she is indeed the Night Watchman responsible for the Shangjing area.

Though her expression was unusually gentle, contrary to her usual style.

But don’t forget, during her first appearance, Yuan Shan also created such a false impression to mislead people.

So—Yuan Shan is the Red Moon? The biggest conspiracy in history spectacularly revealed?

Even though she is a fashion icon, Fu Qian would never believe Yuan Shan ran off to buy such an outfit.

And combining the Red Moon’s style with Yuan Shan’s face, the merging of these two elements is truly exaggerated to imagine.

A Superior Being descending to play among mortals? Even passing the Night Watchman’s political audit?

Or is it excessive schizophrenia, cultivating an unaware secondary persona?

Even if unaware, she still orchestrated the turmoil in Shangjing, playing all sides like pawns, leading the appointed "child" to actively connect with the moon?

As an imaginative individual, Fu Qian’s momentary pondering suggested that the former days in Shangjing were overshadowed by various possible threats.

And ordinarily candid Chief Yuan suddenly took on the demeanor of a behind-the-scenes villain.

"Welcome, sorry the place is a bit simple."

But this did not interrupt his role as a host, casually greeting.

The tone carried no disrespect, treating the other as an honored guest of the Bloodline Clan.

A strategist who is full of plans but lacks decisive action is always a taboo in the art of war; true professionals dare to make judgments.

Why must two elements joining together mean they are united? Isn’t there a simpler explanation?

Of course there is.

Theoretically, among the women he knows, Chief Yuan should be the longest-standing one in Shangjing, engaging the most here.

If the Red Moon’s unique condition prevents showing its true face, what image would it take upon descent?

Continuing to maintain that conceptual blur on its face?

That could work, but it feels insufficiently low-key.

By comparison, is it possible that, similar to its current status, it collapses into a mundane visage?

Especially considering it is meeting him, collapsing into a familiar face makes sense?

To sum up, the situation might not be that complex, just technical adjustments.

"Very good..."

And the next moment proved that it might indeed not be that complicated.

Facing Fu Qian’s greeting, the barefoot seated figure smiled and nodded, giving high praise to the humble room.

...

It seemed ninety percent likely it wasn’t Chief Yuan.

Though slightly dazed with some non-human characteristics, the other’s demeanor was clearly appropriate, reminiscent of past discussions at the Half-step Moon.

Instantly, Fu Qian subtly confirmed his judgment, realizing this face was merely casually collapsed into, but it had little to do with Yuan Shan besides infringing portrait rights.

Even the gentle posture indicated that the earlier judgment that the Red Moon’s appearance wasn’t to demand accountability but rather being stimulated by the Prism of Radiant Transformation seemingly proved correct.

Regarding his actions, no matter how much the Red Moon sensed, it wasn’t angry but instead was somewhat concerned about safety.

Quite touching, though this concern was somewhat overbearing.

Even when leaving the Sea of Ashes maskless, there was no anger, merely pursuing to show concern.

Honestly, Fu Qian had considered similar scenarios.

Shangjing has been the domain of the Red Moon for quite a while; adept manipulation isn’t surprising.

However, choosing this place was mainly to leverage this against the Prism of Radiant Transformation.

No matter if the latter has departed, regardless of the Red Moon’s mental state, the aim was to provide some home advantage.

Yet now, the situation is somewhat spiraling out of control.

After devouring an emerging First Phase, the progress increased, visibly improving the Red Moon’s state.

The range of actions was steadily expanding, not only previously sending items but now directly transforming.

The mental state remained unstable; the transformation itself was proof.

This behavior was precisely what Lord Rainbow of Radiance had consistently strived to avoid.

For Fu Qian, following his research experience in the Sea of Ashes, he could somewhat grasp the exposure risks.

If all this was mere deception, the struggling gods against the crystalline curse willingly involving themselves would be akin to self-disgrace?

Though uncertain of the exact risks, perhaps urging the Red Moon to return swiftly is the safer choice.

Even if not that dangerous, donning this face and accidentally encountering the original would not be preferable.

While not greatly risky for the Red Moon, should it draw attention from the Night Watchmen, Fu Qian could handle it with little effort.

The danger pointed to Chief Yuan.

Previously mentioned was the Red Moon’s unstable mental state; few could guarantee a sudden collision wouldn’t provoke extreme actions.

Even if it’s the knock-off version.

Chief Yuan’s frail figure presumably couldn’t withstand turmoil.

"Hmm, actually I also think it’s nice, often sending customers away to enjoy it alone."

Faced with Red Moon’s praise, Fu Qian’s reaction was hardly modest.

"Do you need me to help chase them away?"

This kind of business strategy was somewhat capricious, but not only did Red Moon refrain from sternly reprimanding, she offered to help with the task.

"No need, even if there’s a stubborn few, I can handle them completely."

This kind of amiable "mother" is truly rare, but Fu Qian shook his head in gratitude at that moment.

From Red Moon’s straightforward descent, it’s apparent she’s unconcerned with the consequences or gains, reflecting a spontaneous demeanor.

The guests here are indeed more vulnerable than Chief Yuan; imagining Her "chasing" scene is almost beautiful.

"Of course, considering my mind’s been a bit dull lately, I won’t insist and will certainly find you for help if necessary."

Not wanting to offend her intentions, Fu Qian pointed to his head, adding a sentence.

"I see..."

Previously tense atmosphere eased again, Red Moon echoed Fu Qian’s words, seemingly finally relaxing a bit.

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