In the light screen, Wang Wen appeared with a sleepy look on his face.
"Looks like you've got plenty of time on your hands," Lu Yin said.
Wang Wen stretched. "It's been exactly two years. I thought it would take you longer to come back."
Lu Yin shrugged. "I couldn't stay where I was any longer."
"I get it, I get it." Wang Wen looked as though he understood perfectly.
"What do you get?" Lu Yin wondered. Could this guy actually know about the Tree Starry Sky?
Wang Wen smiled at Lu Yin. "With your abilities, Brother Chess Piece, you're either going to be at the top of the world or a rat everyone wants to beat. There's no third possibility."
Lu Yin pursed his lips. "You guessed right. I really am a rat everyone wants to beat."
Wang Wen stared at him in surprise, his eyes widening with interest. "Tell me about it."
"It's hard to explain," Lu Yin said. "I didn't come back this time because I wanted to. So I want to fight my way back, and I need your help."
"What scale are we talking?" Wang Wen asked, his eyes lighting up.
Lu Yin thought for a moment, then held up both hands. He spread the five fingers of his right hand and showed six on his left.
Wang Wen was surprised. "A war on the scale of the Fifth and Sixth Continents?"
Lu Yin shook his head, then suddenly brought his hands together and clenched them into fists.
Wang Wen's gaze sharpened. "I see. This is a lifelong endeavor."
"I don't have a lifetime to waste," Lu Yin said.
Wang Wen sighed. "You want both continents. Do you really trust me that much?"
Lu Yin shrugged. "Who else can help me besides you? Of course,