While cursing others as fools, Bei Yun was actually helping this fool a lot in practice—he started crafting the antidote to detoxify Jiufeng.
Jiufeng, after all, was someone who got dragged into a cult at a young age, ended up with warped values, and behaved in ways quite unlike ordinary people.
According to Qiao Xiaomai, this person had traces of animalistic tendencies in her too, much like Bei Yun. She didn't take human life too seriously, though she wouldn't kill indiscriminately. Instead, when she was in a bad mood, she'd go to the Royal Family asking for things, beat up the cult leader herself, or head out wildly destroying and looting in nature.
When Bei Yun was in a foul mood, he'd take it out on others for amusement, finding joy in others' misery. Jiufeng, however, still had a sliver of conscience—when upset, she'd release her anger on flowers, grass, or mounds of earth, refraining from unnecessary killing.
