A pair of eyes stared silently at Lu Yang, yet no one noticed their owner's presence. He seemed not to exist in this world, untouched by every thread of karma.
He had actually found another clue about me. What a troublesome brat. Should I kill him to prevent future trouble?
Though many immortals had gathered in the Imperial City, it wasn't as if I couldn't make a move.
Or should I alter the timeline and change reality?
The man watched Lu Yang, lost in thought for a long while. In the end, he abandoned both ideas.
No, that wouldn't do. The box world was about to be opened. If I acted now, wouldn't all my efforts go to waste?
It had taken so much effort to make them believe I was Yao the Sage. They already thought I was dead. Even if Lu Yang suspected something was amiss, he shouldn't suspect me.
That's right. In their eyes, this matter was settled, and everything had returned to calm. There was no need to keep suspecting everyone and everything and expose myself over such a trivial matter.
Besides, though Lu Yang was a troublesome brat, the things he'd been through were quite interesting. I really didn't want to make a move.
The only lingering threat was the question of where that reincarnated person was.
So be it. If I couldn't find him, no one else should be able to either. It was nothing to worry about.
The man looked at Lu Yang again, his expression a little strange.
Come to think of it, Lu Yang really was good at guessing. His guess about the origins of the first spell had been almost exactly right.
Lu Yang thought for a long while, then looked up and smiled with relief. "I can't figure