Yu Sang Tian frowned. Even he couldn't guarantee whether his memories would be shaken loose; it wasn't up to him. If Lu Yin and the others weren't here, he would hope for it to happen. As for entering the palace, that was merely an attempt—a faint hope.
Now that he was being targeted by Eternity, Lu Yin would surely retaliate as well. If his memories were shaken loose, he wasn't confident he could protect himself.
Thinking of that, he felt a little regret. He shouldn't have attacked Lu Yin.
He had set a very bad precedent.
Old Chief glanced at the three of them, then made another move. His position was awkward now. He had gotten ahead of everyone else, and if the balance of who dared to act was broken, he would stand out like a sore thumb.
Sure enough, Yu Sang Tian looked over. Eternity and Lu Yin did too.
They said nothing, but the chill they sent Old Chief's way was palpable.
Frost Knife and the others looked grim. If Old Chief went farther and they couldn't join forces, they would be in danger.
Any one of those three could deal with them.
Old Chief stopped and waited for Frost Knife and the others instead of going farther.
Frost Knife and the others breathed a sigh of relief.
Yu Sang Tian and the others looked away and continued on.
Before long, Lu Yin drew level with Old Chief. "That's more like it. Don't run too far ahead, or Yu Sang Tian will definitely make a move."
"Thank you for the warning," Old Chief replied.
"You seem curious about what I just saw," Lu Yin said.
Eternity and Old Chief both looked at him. "Are you going to tell us?"
"Why not? What I saw has nothing to