"There was an Eternal Kingdom right there. I trained there for half a year. The people on that battlefield had given up hope and withdrawn to another battlefield, but the Eternal Clan didn't stop them," Jiang Qingyue said.
Not long after, Jiang Qingyue pointed to another place. "There used to be an Eternal Kingdom there, too. There were simply too many people from the Sixth Continent, but everyone from that Eternal Kingdom was transferred away. I don't know where they went. That was one of the few wars where they truly broke into an Eternal Kingdom."
"The Eternal Kingdom where the thing you're looking for is located was also breached once. Otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to see it."
Lu Yin asked, "Now that you know the situation here, would you keep fighting if you weren't here to train?"
Jiang Qingyue thought for a moment. "Yes."
"Why?" Lu Yin asked curiously.
Jiang Qingyue looked ahead. "My father once said that the one thing humanity must never lose isn't life, but hope. Our home in our space-time once faced total destruction, and my father came close to dying. But he never gave up hope. He knew how much hope and conviction one person could give others by standing up. Even a single spark could start a prairie fire."
"Whether the war here is a game or not, the people fighting for their lives on the battlefield are serious. The lives they give up are real, too."
Lu Yin looked at Jiang Qingyue. Her words were simple, but for some reason, they stirred something in him—a desire to charge into the Sixth Continent. He had the ability to do that. He'd never considered it before, only thinking about protecting his own territory.
Countless people in the Fifth Continent worshiped him and