Lu Yin calmly looked at him. "I ask, you answer. This is your chance—and perhaps your civilization's chance as well."
Dan Lie's gaze shifted again as he looked at Lu Yin. He had been shocked by Lu Yin's battle prowess, which had completely overwhelmed him. Now, however, he was wary of Lu Yin's scheming.
As a Blue Immortal, he only obeyed the Immortal Lord's orders. Death was not frightening to them. Of course, some Blue Immortals might not want to die, but any Blue Immortal who had experienced the battles against the Immortal Lord across the universe would not fear death.
He could die, but humanity would not get any information from him.
Yet Lu Yin had given him a reason not to die.
The Lost Race was important to the Bug Nest Civilization, but to this day, the Bug Nest Civilization had been unable to find them. Now that he knew the Lost Race's whereabouts, he had to find a way to send the information back and expose the Lost Race. That was more important than his own life.
Although this human would never give him such an opportunity, even a one-in-a-billion chance was worth doing everything he could for.
He had to survive. He had to keep living and fight for an opportunity.
Humans were humans, and bugs were bugs. Different species meant that humanity might not be able to stop him. In particular, he himself had been born in the Lost Race's starry sky within the Third Barrier and understood humans too well. Humans fought among themselves, engaged in internal strife, and had countless traitors. If he made good use of that, there was still a chance.
Everyone had to have a purpose to live. At this moment, Lu Yin had given Dan Lie a purpose for