Restoring the Star Source Universe was certainly necessary, but it would be better to add something on top of that.
Then he remembered what Hen Xin and the others had said: Dao Master carried a special significance.
"The significance of a Dao Master?" Miss Fate looked at Lu Yin in surprise. "Why are you asking?"
Lu Yin said, "As the Dao Child, once I become an Ancestor, I'll be a Dao Master. Shouldn't I know?"
Miss Fate nodded. "I should, but unfortunately, we don't know either. Don't forget, we're only half-Ancestors."
"Uncle Third doesn't know, Hen Xin doesn't know, and you don't know either?"
"Although I'm Destiny's disciple, there are some things I'll never know unless I reach the Ancestor realm. We all know one thing: a Dao Master has extraordinary significance to a continent. There are things only a Dao Master is qualified to know, but no one has told us what they are. This is no longer the Heavenly Sect Era. Even if you become a Dao Master, no one will tell you those things. In fact, the title of Dao Master no longer has any special significance."
Lu Yin looked at Miss Fate. She seemed sincere, and her words made sense. No matter what a Dao Master was supposed to know, if no one told him, how could he find out?
But if he wasn't even qualified to be told, wouldn't it be even less likely that he'd learn?
"Do you want to become a Dao Master?" Miss Fate asked.
"What do you think?" Lu Yin replied.
Miss Fate gazed deeply at Lu Yin. "I don't know."
"You don't know?" Lu Yin looked at her. Her expression was strange. What was that look? Mockery? Contempt? Or something else? Was she ignorant?
"What exactly do you know?"
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