The woman also looked up toward the arched bridge. The dozen or so people from earlier had returned—or more accurately, they had never gone far. After all, only a few words had passed. A short, middle-aged man had appeared in front of them and was walking step by step onto the arched bridge, his eyes fixed on Light Boat.
"Still not planning to make a move? You're no match for him, but it wouldn't be easy for him to defeat you either. For the sake of a bug, he isn't worth fighting—provided you reveal your strength."
The woman spoke in a low voice. "I don't want to fight. I only want to escape."
"Why?"
"I'm tired."
"Tired?"
"I've made too many moves over the years. They never solved anything. On the contrary, escaping did. Running away actually solved the problem."
"I've never heard that avoiding something could solve it."
"The circumstances are different. When people fight each other, avoidance can solve the problem. When people fight against circumstances, avoidance can never solve it."
"That makes some sense."
At that moment, the short, middle-aged man walked across the arched bridge with his dozen or so subordinates. They came from one side of the bridge and left by the other without stopping from beginning to end.
The woman looked at the person on Light Boat. "Who are you?"
On Light Boat, the corners of Lu Yin's mouth curved up as he looked at the woman. "Long time no see, Shui Su."
The woman stared blankly at Lu Yin's clearly visible face and fell into a daze. Lu Yin. It was actually Lu Yin. It was Lu Yin.
Lu Yin was one of the supreme experts standing at the pinnacle of Human Civilization. Although he was not in the Eternal Life Realm, his