Lu Yin's gaze darkened. The bait—the West Crown Prince—had only been bait. The moment he found the West Crown Prince, Green Immortal had already escaped.
What a Green Immortal. No wonder Elder Dan Gu had said every Green Immortal was a disaster. They were far too clever, and they possessed the cultivation talent best suited to the current space-time. Once they matured, they would be incredibly troublesome.
Troublesome was an understatement.
"Did Green Immortal take the Bug Nest, too?" Lu Yin asked, looking at the West Crown Prince.
The West Crown Prince spat blood. His eyes gradually dimmed, and in the end, he died without managing to say a word.
In the distance, people from the Infinite Empire hurried over and saluted Lu Yin.
Lu Yin exhaled. "It's all right now."
Shang Tianzong and the others were puzzled, but they didn't dare ask.
Lu Yin didn't leave. He stood where he was, as if waiting for something.
After quite a while, Ce Wangtian arrived, holding Green Immortal in his hand.
Was Green Immortal clever? Of course.
The moment it clashed with Ce Wangtian and the others, it had already planned its escape route. It had always believed that powerful civilizations must exist somewhere in the universe. Otherwise, why had it been born? Its very birth came with a mission.
Ce Wangtian's decision to attack the instant he saw the swarm showed just how powerful this civilization was.
As it fought Ce Wangtian, Green Immortal sent bugs to a neighboring Parallel Space-Time to seize mechs. It had done so to learn about this space-time and to leave the West Mountain Dynasty's space-time.
The West Crown Prince had outlived his usefulness.
Green Immortal had thought it could drive Ce Wangtian and the others back, giving itself time to investigate. It hadn't expected