"I'm not interested in meeting him," Lu Yin said. "Since Senior Jiu Yao won't let us settle things here, we'll leave first."
He wanted to get away from Jiu Yao, not because he feared Jiu Yao might attack him—at this point, that was unlikely—but because he was afraid Lan Xian would recognize him and demand his blood.
He had no idea why Lan Xian wanted his blood, but it couldn't be for anything good.
Jiu Yao said, "I hope the three of you will leave the Dao Origin Sect Ruins as soon as possible. And can you promise not to tell anyone that there's star energy here?"
Heluo Mebis arched a brow, her voice cold. "And what if we can't? Coming here or leaving is our choice."
Jiu Yao's expression darkened.
Heluo Mebis had acknowledged Lu Yin, and her attitude toward him had changed. Though Jiu Yao was a Half-Ancestor, in her eyes, his only advantage was his cultivation level. If he weren't a Half-Ancestor, he wouldn't even qualify to stand alongside them. Besides, she disliked people from the Sixth Continent.
Lu Yin was speechless. Heluo Mebis had a terrible temper. She was completely different from the other members of the Mebis Clan. Yuhua Mebis could be hot-tempered at times, but she was usually quite ladylike. He'd better leave quickly; he didn't want to provoke Jiu Yao right now. "I agree. Don't worry, I won't tell anyone."
He could still tell people on the inside. The members of the Eastern Frontier Alliance were his people.
Only after hearing Lu Yin's promise did Jiu Yao's expression improve. He shot Heluo Mebis a cold glance. If humanity weren't united against the Eternal Clan, he wouldn't be so courteous. He would have captured these Dao Children and forced them to hand over their