"By the way, this brother looks unfamiliar. Did you just arrive?" someone asked curiously, noticing Lu Yin.
The others looked at Lu Yin, too.
Lu Yin nodded. "I've been here a while."
"How long is 'a while'?" asked a woman with a mole on her eyebrow.
Lu Yin thought about it. "Not that long, I guess."
It was a vague answer, barely an answer at all.
The woman looked a little displeased, but said nothing. Not everyone liked stirring up trouble, and simply making it to the Third Meadow spoke for itself.
The Third Meadow was nowhere near as large as the First and Second Meadows. Lu Yin found a corner, sat down, closed his eyes, and began searching for a card.
The others chatted now and then.
"Xin Xin, how long did that guy stay in the Second Meadow? He's pretty arrogant," a man asked. He was sitting not far from the woman with the mole on her eyebrow.
Xin Xin replied, "He was just passing through."
The others looked confused. "What do you mean, passing through?"
"He came here without finding a card?" someone asked irritably. If that was true, they'd have to drive him out. Not just anyone deserved to be here.
Xin Xin wasn't sure how to explain. "He found a card as soon as he got to the Second Meadow. He didn't stay at all. It was like he was just passing through."
Everyone stared at Lu Yin in astonishment.
He'd found a card in an instant? Was that even possible?
"I remember Senior Brother Jiang Xiao Dao found a card in an instant on the First Meadow, but he spent five days in the Second Meadow," said the woman with the mole.
The man beside her nodded. "I remember that, too. Senior Brother Jiang