Another thing was that Lu Yin knew where the Ten-Eyed Divine Crow was. If this caused a conflict with the Unknown, that would be even better.
Red Hero also wanted the mission reward, after all, it was a Five-star mission. But there was no point if he couldn't complete it.
Having obtained the coordinates, Eight Colors immediately left Zhizong to search for the Ten-Eyed Divine Crow.
Red Hero's gaze turned malicious. Lu Yin had gone after him time and again, and he would always strike back.
But before long, Eight Colors returned and informed him, "The Ten-Eyed Divine Crow isn't there."
"That's impossible. The Ten-Eyed Divine Crow was at those coordinates." Red Hero frowned.
"It really isn't there. There's no reason for me to lie to you," Eight Colors said.
Red Hero knew Eight Colors. Eight Colors wouldn't lie to him about this, and there was no reason to. After all, he'd handed over the coordinates for free and wouldn't receive a reward.
Had Lu Yin moved it?
That didn't make sense either. If he'd moved it, how had Red Hero been able to see it not long ago? He'd even tried to pluck out one of its eyes. If Lu Yin could move it, there'd been no reason to leave it there for Red Hero to try.
"Eight Colors, Lu Yin must have hidden it," Red Hero said.
Eight Colors didn't answer.
Whether it was hidden or not didn't matter. Someone would complete the mission.
Red Hero left Zhizong. What exactly was Lu Yin thinking? If he could move it away, why hadn't he moved it the first time he encountered the Ten-Eyed Divine Crow? If he couldn't move it, then why was the Ten-Eyed Divine Crow gone?
He'd wanted to go check, but in the end, he hadn't.