Lu Yang could guess seven or eight parts out of ten of Nameless Dao Lord's thoughts.
After all, every scene of the situation he had painstakingly arranged was guiding the other party toward that conclusion, fully accounting for the Dao Lord's vigilance and suspicions.
For him, this was also something he handled with ease.
More importantly, he knew his own limits.
The Dao Lord is still a Dao Lord. No matter how highly I rate him, it wouldn't be too high. Fighting is out of the question; I can only guide him into choosing, from the bottom of his heart, to cooperate with me.
In this regard, Lu Yang decided to learn from Chu Sheng.
Use an open scheme and lure him with profit—against a Dao Lord, that worked best.
That Nameless Dao Lord had Ling Xiao prove the [Yin-Yang] side path; it definitely wasn't without reason. Eight times out of ten, he harbors some unspeakable designs on Si Sui as well.
Since that was the case, there was room to negotiate.
If there's any flaw, it's that the Ancestral Dragon doesn't exist, and I don't have any remnant will of the Ancestral Dragon either. But that problem is easy enough to solve.
He merely had to fool him for a while.
If such a remnant will of the Ancestral Dragon truly existed, how could it openly show itself and meet Nameless Dao Lord? It ought to be cautious and circumspect, striving not to reveal itself.
Exposing itself too easily would only arouse suspicion instead.
So he had no need to impersonate the Ancestral Dragon at all. He only needed to create an agent that "looked as though it were controlled by the Ancestral Dragon's consciousness."
As it happened, he possessed a talent perfectly suited for this.
[Puppet on Strings]!