Lu Yang immediately understood why Shanhetal wanted to capture the Lost God alive.
Capturing him meant Shanhetal would obtain a precious Soul Luck Inheritance.
Moreover, this Lost Star should be the key to that Soul Luck Inheritance.
Through the Lost Star, one could influence and manipulate another person's fortune.
If used properly, the Lost Star might not be a "Lost Star" at all, but a "Lucky Star."
Though destiny was elusive and impossible to fathom, in certain matters it might play a crucial role.
However, in a top demonic faction like the Soul Nest, ruled by a Demon King, the Lost Star held only a middling position. That meant the Soul Luck Inheritance in his hands was very likely incomplete.
A complete Soul Luck Inheritance would be enough to make the Lost Star a demonic titan in Qing Province. In the future, he might even stand as an equal to King Youhuai—or surpass him. It wasn't impossible.
According to the information Ancient Moon Pavilion had provided, this Lost God had been stuck in the Fifth Realm for decades. That suggested the Soul Luck Inheritance he possessed was extremely incomplete, to the point that King Youhuai and the other high-ranking experts in the Soul Nest had no interest in it at all.
Wu Shentong, the master of Shanhetal, was hailed as the greatest martial artist in Qing Province. He had fought across the entire province without a single defeat.
A man with such an invincible heart wouldn't be tempted to betray his principles even by the Thunderclap Saber, Water Moon Cave Heaven, or Soul Suppressing Pearl in Lu Yang's possession. Naturally, he wouldn't think much of a mere Lost Star.
If so, then the incomplete Destiny Inheritance in the Lost God's hands must be indispensable to some future plan of Shanhetal's,