Lu Yin's enemies weren't limited to the Blaze Realm. The White Night Clan was another. His reputation had originally been built on the White Night Clan, and now the White Night Clan, the Yan Lan Flow Realm, and many other places were smearing him as a traitor to the Fifth Continent. That was proof of how wary they were of him.
If even the Blaze Realm and the White Night Clan feared him, could he really ask for an exorbitant price?
Uncle Meng hesitated for a long time before finally deciding. "It's our Spark Alliance's honor to be of help to Mr. Lu. There's no need to talk about conditions. Please rest assured, Mr. Lu. Our Spark Alliance will do everything we can to find out the Star River Giant Ship's location and offer what little assistance we can."
Baja was astonished. Was Uncle Meng really that generous?
Lu Yin was surprised, then chuckled and nodded. "Then, thank you. I'll remember this, Spark Alliance. I, Lu Yin, will repay you handsomely one day."
Uncle Meng smiled. "Mr. Lu, you're too polite. If you need anything, just contact Baja directly. The Spark Alliance will do everything in its power to help."
Lu Yin smiled, exchanged a few polite words, and ended the call.
"Seventh Brother, that guy's pretty smart. If he'd asked you for something outright, it would've been a one-time deal, and neither of you would owe the other anything. Now, he's made you owe them a favor," Ghost Monkey said.
Lu Yin smiled. "I don't owe them a favor."
"What do you mean? They're helping you unconditionally, and you still don't owe them? Seventh Brother, I've noticed you've changed. You've gotten thick-skinned," Ghost Monkey mocked.
Lu Yin smiled. "Monkey, do you remember the first time we encountered the Corpse