After hearing Lu Yin's words, Lulu was overjoyed. "You really are Lu Yin?" she cried, then leaped up and hugged him tightly. "You really are Lu Yin! That's wonderful! It really is you, Lu Yin!"
Lu Yin held Lulu. "All right, you're so heavy. Get down."
Lulu climbed down, her face flushed with excitement. "Lu Yin, what are you doing here?" Then her expression changed dramatically, and her gaze sharpened. "Have you betrayed humanity?"
Lu Yin was speechless. "What are you thinking? Nobody knows who I am, so don't go shouting it and let the secret slip."
Lulu looked confused. "Nobody knows who you are?"
Lu Yin lifted his chin. "I go by Lie Yanzi now. I'm with the Heavenly Flame Dojo, one of the Seventy-two Dojos on the Cangmang Continent. Don't forget—call me Senior Lie Yanzi from now on."
Lulu gave him a strange look. "Lie Yanzi? You? What's going on?"
Lu Yin coughed. "Why ask so many questions? Just don't call me by my real name. If you expose my identity, neither of us will get out of here."
Lulu suddenly understood and pointed at him. "You're another poor fool who came through the Burial Garden's Gate?"
Lu Yin rolled his eyes. "I did it on purpose. I like taking risks and seeking thrills. Get it?"
"You're just a poor fool like the rest of us, but you didn't get caught," Lulu said firmly.
Lu Yin pursed his lips. "Enough. Don't blab, and don't get me in trouble."
Lulu nodded eagerly.
"We'll go back through the Burial Garden's Gate together in four days. Just pretend you're leading the way," Lu Yin said. He didn't ask Lulu what she had gone through inside the Burial Garden.
Lulu pouted. "You think that guy's stupid? He'll definitely keep us under control."