Come to think of it, Lu Yin had another thought: the first time he met Fei, she had tried to kill Wu Tian. She had made many attempts, claiming she was testing the power of her combat techniques. Was that really all there was to it?
Lu Yin had seen Fei's swordsmanship in the Martial Arts Dome. She had learned it from the Divine Eagle when it captured Ship Fish. Fei shouldn't have been able to see the Martial Arts Dome, and even if Di Qiong had used every means at her disposal, she shouldn't have been able to spy on Wu Tian's Martial Arts Dome. It was a matter of understanding, something that couldn't be taken away.
If Fei really had seen it, then Wu Tian had probably been willing to let her see it—and might even have offered her pointers.
Could she, like the Undying God, be trying to free Wu Tian?
Lu Yin thought of many things. Just because they couldn't see what certain people were doing didn't mean they hadn't done anything.
The same went for Hui Wu. He knew he was bound to die, yet he had stayed in the First Eryu. Lu Yin had no idea what he was hoping to achieve.
Thinking about all this left Lu Yin feeling restless. He desperately wanted the strength to suppress everything, storm Eryu, bring Wu Tian and the others back, resolve the conflict with the Three Strengths and Six Sovereigns, and restore peace to the universe.
Red-faced Mebis kept staring at the space between Lu Yin's brows, as if trying to spot the mark of his Skyeye.
Lu Yin stopped dwelling on it and put aside his heavy thoughts.
Seeing Red-faced Mebis staring at his brow, he couldn't help touching it. "There's no need to look,