Lu Yin looked at Ancestor Mountain. "Senior Mountain has already made it clear that he refuses to communicate with Human Civilization."
"You are you. Human Civilization is Human Civilization."
"There's no distinction between me and Human Civilization."
Little Eighteen growled, "Dad, I still have one more move. I want to use it, or I won't be satisfied."
"You're no match for Lu Yin," the eldest said.
Little Eighteen stared at Lu Yin. "Human, have you ever killed an Eternal Life?"
Lu Yin met its gaze. "Of course."
"I've killed one too. Now I'm going to use the move that killed it against you. Do you dare face it?" Little Eighteen taunted him.
Lu Yin narrowed his eyes. "Whatever move you have, you still won't beat me."
"Then watch." Sequence Particles spread around Little Eighteen. This was its rule.
Lu Yin raised an eyebrow. A Sequence Rule?
At his current level, Sequence Rules were hardly useful anymore. They were easily crushed by Life Qi and Eternal Life Substance. What exactly was this damn toad trying to do?
Just then, a lotus leaf by the lake suddenly curled toward the shore, dragged Little Eighteen straight into the lake, and vanished beneath the water.
Lu Yin stared blankly. That was it?
The Fourth and Fifth exchanged glances, not understanding why the eldest hadn't let Little Eighteen use that move.
"Human Lu Yin, Little Eighteen has lost. Thank you for the match. We won't see you out." The eldest's voice came from beneath the lake.
Lu Yin gazed deeply at the lake. Did he not want Lu Yin to see Little Eighteen's true killing move?
"You're too kind. This junior will take his leave." With that, Lu Yin nodded to the Fourth and Fifth, then gave Star Toad one last look. Under Star Toad's