"Where Heavenly Punishment is? How would I know?" Lu Yin flatly denied any involvement.
"Heavenly Punishment is dead," Butterfly said.
Lu Yin was taken aback. "Heavenly Punishment is dead? When?"
"Lord Lu, you... didn't know?"
"How could I possibly know? I was going to ask you where Elder Dan Gu and the Lost Race went."
Butterfly beat her wings, hovering in the starry sky. "Lord Lu, do you understand how serious Heavenly Punishment's death is? Someone has to take over the duties of our Four Directional Guardians. With Heavenly Punishment dead, there's a breach in this universe, and it could bring disaster."
Lu Yin agreed. "I understand. How about this? I'll help you find someone to take Heavenly Punishment's place."
"Lord Lu, I'm not joking with you."
"Neither am I. Do you think I, the dignified Dao Master of the Heaven Sect, have nothing better to do than joke around with you?"
Butterfly was silent for a moment. "I hope Heavenly Punishment's death had nothing to do with you. Otherwise, you won't be able to bear the price."
Lu Yin sneered. "It had nothing to do with me, but I'm not afraid of threats, either. Don't try to pin this on me. I think the Eternal Clan is the most suspicious. By the way, what's the situation with Feng Bo?"
"There's no sign of Feng Bo. According to the Eternal Clan, he's dead too."
"You expect me to believe that? We've talked about this before. The Eternal Clan definitely has Feng Bo hidden away. You're capable of keeping an eye on us, so why not watch the Eternal Clan? I'll make this clear: if you don't bring Feng Bo out, the Four Directional Guardians won't lay a finger on anyone from my Heaven Sect again. Now leave. The Primeval Space