"How did you force Wang Xu God to make a move?" the Chief Referee asked. No matter how Lu Yin guessed, if he hadn't forced Yuan Miaomiao to act, nobody could be certain she was Wang Xu God—not even Elder Chan. That was the greatest advantage the Seven Gods Heaven had in hiding within the Human Starfield.
Lu Yin looked toward Crimson Prison. "There's something there that would drive the New Human Alliance mad. It should be connected to the incident in the Dejiao Star System."
Hearing that, the Chief Referee went straight inside.
Lu Yin wasn't worried about his safety. In this starry sky, even the Seven Gods Heaven couldn't do anything to the Chief Referee. There was hardly anything that could threaten him.
The Chief Referee entered Crimson Prison, leaving only Lu Yin and Kui Luo behind.
"Where's Madam Hong?" Lu Yin asked.
Kui Luo gazed curiously at Crimson Prison and answered distractedly, "I didn't bring her."
"What are you looking at?" Lu Yin asked, puzzled.
Kui Luo exclaimed in surprise, "If I remember right, that guy's Qing Ping."
Qing Ping was the Chief Referee's given name. Lu Yin had only learned it during Wang Xu God's battle at the imperial palace of the Divine Gu Dynasty. Before then, nobody had told him, and he hadn't been able to find out.
"How do you know?" Lu Yin asked, puzzled.
Kui Luo sighed. "That guy once made his way into our starry sky." He looked at Lu Yin. "You've been there too, so you know your starry sky's strength wouldn't give you the slightest advantage in ours. Even your strongest wouldn't measure up to the top figures in our starry sky."
"You mean me and the Four Progenitors?" Lu Yin asked.
Kui Luo rolled his eyes. "You're an exception,