A mighty Fishing Civilization having a way to counter Instant Movement wasn't impossible. Ni Bieluo was the strongest in the Mud Water Kingdom, and it was no surprise that he had killed an Immortal Feather. Guessing was one thing, but knowing was another.
"I understand. Thank you." Whatever Che had done in the past, at least now he was warning Lu Yin. And since he was willing to return the Fifth Barrier's relics, Lu Yin had to accept this favor.
War was merciless. There was no right or wrong, only civilizations waging war. But outside of war, things were different. Che wasn't obligated to return the Fifth Barrier's relics.
The portal disappeared.
Lu Yin pondered. What was Che thinking? Was he helping every Unknown?
Thinking the worst, could returning the Fifth Barrier's relics be part of some scheme? Che was an enemy, after all. Lu Yin couldn't help thinking that way.
But no matter what, since Che was returning them, Lu Yin would definitely take them.
Now, he could only wait for Da Mao and Hehe Old Guy.
He waited for three years. Throughout that time, Lu Yin stayed with Lan Meng on this battlefield, but Eight Colors never came looking for them.
Ni Fan was nowhere to be seen, either. He had definitely left this battlefield.
Like the previous battlefield Lu Yin had been on, this one could be considered settled. Since Eight Colors hadn't come looking for them, it seemed the Unknowns' other battlefields didn't need support.
The Mud Water Kingdom was, after all, a Fishing Civilization. From what Lu Yin could see, it was being beaten down by the Unknowns.
How much did the Mud Water Kingdom know about the Unknowns?
Probably not much. Otherwise, this battle might never have happened.
Of course, Lu Yin might also