Lord Jun nodded and said loyally, "Yes, Master."
Then Lord Jun's figure left the Divine Palace.
Not long after, Chu Yun, standing alone atop the bridge, was drawn by an approaching aura and turned his gaze in that direction.
"Why has the Chief Steward come here in the dead of night? Is there some matter?"
Chu Yun looked at Lord Jun, who had suddenly appeared before him, and asked in a low voice.
"The Master wishes to see you."
Lord Jun extended a hand in invitation and spoke simply.
"Oh? Emperor Qin..."
After thinking it over, Chu Yun immediately decided to follow Lord Jun to the Divine Palace.
He also had many questions he wanted Qin Ge to answer.
Previously, Qin Ge had not explained anything clearly, leaving Chu Yun muddled and confused.
Now that he had summoned him in the dead of night, Chu Yun felt that Qin Ge might be planning to tell him something.
Before long, Chu Yun followed Lord Jun to the Divine Palace. Seeing this, Qin Ge glanced at Lord Jun and said, "You may leave first."
"Yes, Master."
Lord Jun withdrew and left the Divine Palace.
Without waiting for Qin Ge to speak, Chu Yun casually sat down in a nearby chair. Qin Ge said nothing about it; he was not so petty as to fuss over such matters.
"Emperor Qin summoned me here late at night. May I ask what this is about?" Chu Yun took the initiative to ask with feigned curiosity.
"Of course there is a matter."
"Chu Yun, do you believe in fate?" Qin Ge suddenly asked.
Hearing Qin Ge's abrupt question, Chu Yun answered without hesitation, "I believe fate exists, but I do not submit to it."
"My fate must naturally be held in my own hands. Whether