Lu Yin wasn't incapable of it. Given his standing in the Six Directions Meeting, he could have lived in far greater luxury if he wanted to. But no one in the Six Directions Meeting would be so extravagant.
The ground beneath their feet was made of dark yellow metal. If he wasn't mistaken, it probably held the same value here as gold did on Earth. It reminded him of Food Paradise, though that place was about gourmet food, while this one was about luxury.
In the blink of an eye, Lu Yin had spent three days at the fortress. Over those three days, he gradually learned more about it.
The fortress was called the Conquest of Calamity. Its name was similar to the lands of the Calamity Domain, sharing the character for "calamity," and the feeling was much the same. If not for the lack of Corpse Kings, he would have thought it belonged to the Eternal Clan.
And yet the Conquest of Calamity had never even heard of the Eternal Clan.
That surprised Lu Yin. They didn't know about the Eternal Clan, but Mr. Mu knew about them. How had Mr. Mu found this place?
Only Mr. Mu could answer that.
Lu Yin knew only that no one in this civilization cultivated, yet its strength was astonishingly high.
That was what baffled him most.
For the next half month, he stayed at the fortress and observed this civilization. The fortress was hierarchically organized from bottom to top. He made his way upward until he reached a level near the top. The people there could unleash destructive power on the level of an Ancestor, yet, again, none of them cultivated.
It was impossible that they didn't cultivate at all, unless the fortress contained parallel space-times with different flows of time,