Watching them leave, Lei Wu's gaze flickered. These two strangers hadn't been recommended by Di Yin. Someone else had their eyes on him. What would happen if Di Yin's people showed up? Should he wait, or not?
He couldn't wait. Lei Wu's expression hardened. The Di Yin Organization was secretive and influential among the many powers in Tree Starry Sky, but that didn't mean it was especially powerful. It kept to the shadows because it feared being exposed. Once exposed, it would be finished.
He didn't think Di Yin's people could deal with those two strangers, especially when the pair were waiting for someone. From the looks of it, they had designs on the Wang family. They even dared to scheme against the Wang family—Di Yin couldn't afford to provoke them.
At the thought, he grew anxious and decided to find a way to contact the organization and tell them what had happened.
Lei Wu wanted to notify Di Yin, but he couldn't. Those two strangers were always watching him. They weren't there in person, yet some kind of power seemed to linger around him, keeping him from daring to act rashly.
The next day, Lei Wu still couldn't figure out how to notify Di Yin without alerting them. That day, Lu Yin arrived—alone.
Looking at the Lei residence before him, Lu Yin recalled the pursuit outside Dragon Mountain. What a coincidence. Back then, he had happened to fuse with the assassin who had been sent to kill Lei Wu, and learned of Di Yin's existence in this part of the starry sky. If not for him, Lei Wu and his grandson would have died. To enter the Wang family's mainland, he would have had to seek out the influential senior hidden within the Wang family instead.
Though that man