" A Da, I haven't decided yet. This Tribulation Crossing was an accident. Let's help Mr. Lu return to the Outer Universe first, then figure out what to do next."
Lu Yin nodded. "That works. I'm quite familiar with the Chief Judge. If you need help with anything, just say the word."
A Da found it strange. In the eyes of everyone at the Interstellar Arbitration Court, the Chief Judge was mysterious, awe-inspiring, and beyond reproach—a symbol of justice, judgment, and faith. So why did Lu Yin talk about him as if he were just some neighbor? Remembering the Chief Judge's Order in Lu Yin's possession, A Da suddenly had a bizarre thought: Could this man be the Chief Judge's illegitimate son?
Before the Tribulation Crossing, A Da had been lukewarm toward Lu Yin. Afterward, his attitude changed completely. Lu Yin had essentially saved his life, and A Da now looked at him with respect.
Lu Yin was also a member of the Glory Hall, a status he had never lost. When he mentioned it, A Da felt even closer to him.
A Da's breakthrough to the Envoy realm was a welcome topic of conversation for Aurora Fortress.
That night, Wan the Second got another scolding. Frustrated, he wanted to race Young Master Zhi—and even more, he wanted to challenge Lu Yin. Unfortunately, Lu Yin had lost interest in racing. He was more interested in Wan the Second's father.
After Wan the Second stormed out of the house, his father, Wan Gong, sighed. "Useless." He shook his head and started back to his room, but the lights in the downstairs hall suddenly came on. Puzzled, he looked toward the living room.
"Wan Gong, let's talk." A voice rang out, and Wan Gong's expression changed. He instinctively tried to contact the