Lu Yin's gaze flickered. You Teng's attitude toward the Fifth Continent was rather fair-minded. He felt resentment over past grievances, yet also held out hope for resisting the Eternal Clan. He was unlike those who only wanted to conquer the Fifth Continent. "Senior, are you telling me all this because of the resources?"
You Teng's expression was complicated. "If it were only about resources, that would be that." He paused, then looked at Lu Yin again. "I know about your feud with that Lu Yin."
Lu Yin instinctively clenched his fist.
You Teng said solemnly, "Perhaps you hope to borrow Lord He Ran's power to deal with Lu Yin."
"This junior would never think that," Lu Yin immediately denied.
You Teng raised a hand to stop him. "There's no need to explain. If you have a grudge, you should avenge it. If there's power you can use, why not use it? You don't need to feel inhibited about this."
Lu Yin fell silent.
"I'm telling you all this because I want you to understand—or, rather, to give you a choice. Given your relationship with Zi Jing, it isn't impossible for you to borrow Lord He Ran's power to deal with the Primeval Space. Besides, that Lu Yin already has many enemies in the Primeval Space. With He Shu's attitude added to the mix, it might even be possible to dismantle the current Heavenly Sect. But whatever you do, think about the Eternal Clan."
"Our human race isn't free of calamities. The Eternal Clan's sword has always hung above us. If you gain the power to take revenge, I hope you won't drag the entire Primeval Space into it," You Teng said at last.
Lu Yin was surprised. "Senior, do you think this junior has the power to drag the entire