Lu Yin asked in puzzlement, "You were once one of Lingkong Academy's Five House Masters, and by rights, one of the top young talents in the Giant Beast Starfield. How did you not get Fate-Playing Quick Sand?"
"Seventh Brother, you defeated Tian Hou too, and he was Lingkong Academy's strongest. You didn't get Fate-Playing Quick Sand either. This isn't something just anyone can get their hands on. Even the rewards for the Ten Academies Grand Competition don't come close to something as precious as Fate-Playing Quick Sand." Ghost Marquis curled his lip.
"I heard this stuff can keep people from dying," Lu Yin asked.
Ghost Marquis thought for a moment. "I've heard that too, but I don't know the details. Come on, Seventh Brother, stop asking. You might not get your hands on this thing in your whole life. Let's focus on what matters and figure out where we are."
Lu Yin looked up. He had already considered this: any planet located in the Inner and Outer Universe would surely be monitored by a powerful civilization. That meant there would definitely be traces left by one. They just had to find the place on this planet with the most legends surrounding it.
Before long, Lu Yin tore through the void and left.
Not long after he was gone, the military discovered the rooftop, but Lu Yin had already vanished.
The Personal terminal could directly hack into the planet's network. Lu Yin soon learned that the most dangerous place on the planet was called Sea Channel Trench. It lay where several landmasses converged, formed a hexagon, and was bottomless. Countless ships had disappeared there throughout history, along with technological craft like planes. Anything that approached the Sea Channel Trench vanished without exception.
The planet's most powerful nation had been investigating the