Faced with Star Toad's words, the Immortal Lord ignored him.
Star Toad cursed a couple of times in frustration.
Lu Yin casually tossed down the Pathfinding Stone. Star Toad folded his arms and praised him. "Lord Lu's gotten more and more practiced at tossing stones."
Lu Yin smiled at Star Toad. "You can call me Seventh Brother."
Star Toad blinked, delighted. "Yes, Seventh Brother."
"Lu Yin, every time I drop a bug nest, you toss down a stone. What's that supposed to mean?" the Immortal Lord's voice came through.
Star Toad instinctively snapped, "What's it to you? My Seventh Brother just doesn't want me to feel sick. Every time I see you drop a bug nest, I feel sick. My Seventh Brother can't bear to see that, so he tosses down a stone with his incomparably handsome style to make me forget the disgusting sight of you dropping a bug nest. Is that not allowed?"
The Immortal Lord's voice turned low. "You damn toad. Watch it, or I'll tear your mouth apart."
"Come on, then! Come on! I'm waiting for you! Come on!" Star Toad taunted him, though his body was honest enough: he hid behind Lu Yin.
Lu Yin looked up at Azure Lotus. "What happened to the humanoid Green Immortal?"
The moment Lu Yin spoke, Star Toad hurriedly lowered his head.
"It died," the Immortal Lord replied.
Lu Yin smiled. "No, it didn't."
"What do you know?"
"Everything there is to know."
"Did Luo Chan tell you?"
"I have karma." Lu Yin spoke calmly.
The Immortal Lord fell silent for a moment. "It's undergoing its third transformation. It might recover one day, but that would mean nothing to Human Civilization. Its enemy couldn't possibly be Human Civilization, either."
"Why did you destroy the Third Barrier back then?" Lu