Lu Yin was baffled. What was the point of going to such lengths to raise Servant One to the Five-time Origin Tribulation?
He could understand raising Gu—making a group of people fight until only one elite remained—but he couldn't understand why Servant One existed. Was he only there to clean up the scraps?
Beyond that, his memories contained only a body he'd glimpsed by chance.
Servant One had no awareness of the outside world, yet he'd reached the Five-time Origin Tribulation through nearly mindless cultivation, which showed just how gifted he was. He'd accidentally developed a domain and used it to spot a corpse. Apart from that, there really was nothing else underground.
As for what the corpse looked like or who it belonged to, he had no idea.
Through Servant One's memories, Lu Yin could only see that there was a corpse.
Following the route from his memories, Lu Yin came to a pile of scraps. Some were metal, others the remains of plants and animals. There were even books and tokens. From these scraps, he could just barely make out what they had once been, but now they'd all been chewed to pieces.
Lu Yin naturally gathered the scraps into his Void Ring, moving without the slightest awkwardness, exactly as Servant One had.
Servant One had performed this action countless times. As a Five-time Origin Tribulation cultivator, he'd spent well over a thousand years underground.
If he hadn't grown up underground, completely unaware of the outside world, Lu Yin couldn't imagine how he'd managed to endure it.
In Servant One's view of the world, this underground place and its few paths made up his entire universe.
Lu Yin didn't plan to end the fusion just yet. Someone capable of raising a cultivator to the Five-time Origin Tribulation—and who'd