A fierce glint flashed in Sword Valley Master's eyes. Being asked for help by a junior enraged him. This brat would pay for it.
"Since that's the case, let's sign an agreement," Lu Yin said.
Sword Valley Master froze. "What did you say?"
Lu Yin lifted his chin. "An agreement to cede the Eastern Frontier to my Eastern Frontier Alliance. And you won't be the one signing it. I want a Progenitor to sign."
Sword Valley Master was furious. "Alliance Leader Lu, I already said I'd give you the Eastern Frontier. You don't trust me?"
"I don't," Lu Yin replied bluntly.
Sword Valley Master glared at him. "What kind of status does a Progenitor have? How could one possibly sign an agreement with you? Alliance Leader Lu, supporting us is also helping yourselves. If we suffer losses, you won't just have the Giant Beast Starfield as an enemy—you'll have my Sixth Continent as well. Do you think Dao Origin Sect will let you off?"
Lu Yin exhaled. "In that case, we're enemies. Sorry, but I never go easy on my enemies. Don't even think about getting support from my side. And don't even think about getting support from the Sixth Continent, either. Let me make this clear: even if Progenitor Jiu Yao wants to send support, he won't get through."
Sword Valley Master's expression changed. "You have a Progenitor?"
"Ridiculous. My Fifth Continent has more Progenitors than anyone—six of them. Count them yourself," Lu Yin sneered.
Sword Valley Master hadn't expected Lu Yin to tear off the mask so openly. "Think this through. Do you really want to make an enemy of my Sixth Continent? Martial Progenitor and Blood Progenitor could easily destroy you."
"Ancestor Chen could destroy them," Lu Yin shouted.
Sword Valley Master was shocked. "Ancestor Chen?"
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