"What would you have us do, then?" Frost Knife asked.
Lu Yin glanced around. "You don't have anything that could persuade me. So all you can offer is sincerity."
"Teach me those two sword intents, and I'll not only tell you what happened on the cliff face, but everything you want to know. For example, why we came here with Yu Sang Tian."
"That's because—" Gui Shaoqing began.
"Enough," Old Chief barked. He shot Gui Shaoqing a warning look, then turned to Lu Yin. "You want to learn our two sword intents. In that case, how did you obtain the Sword of the Heavens?"
Only Wu Wei knew the Sword of the Heavens. Old Chief and the others had repeatedly come beneath the cliff face, hoping to bear its memories, but had never succeeded.
Lu Yin answered plainly. "I got it here."
Old Chief wasn't surprised. He'd guessed as much the first time he saw Lu Yin use the Sword of the Heavens. The man had certainly been lucky.
"You want our two sword intents, and we'd like you to teach us the Sword of the Heavens as well," Old Chief said.
Xi Wen's eyes burned with anticipation. The Sword of the Heavens and the Lower Heaven Sword were complete opposites: one cut toward the result, the other toward the process. Only her Middle Heaven Sword lacked such an ability, which frustrated her. If she could obtain the other two sword intents, it would be well worth it.
Lu Yin sneered. "You old fox, you've got quite the plan. You want to know what happened on the cliff face and what we've been up to in the Spiritualized Universe, and now you want the Sword of the Heavens, too. Don't you think you're asking for too much?"
Old Chief replied