"Are you happy?" Lu Yin suddenly asked.
The simple question left Red Hero stunned.
Happy?
Was he happy?
"When was the last time you laughed with abandon?" Lu Yin asked again.
Red Hero stared at him, dazed.
Lu Yin met his gaze. "When was the last time you were truly happy?"
"When was the last time you told someone what was on your mind?"
"When was the last time you couldn't bear to see someone leave?"
Red Hero frowned. "Shut up."
Lu Yin continued. "When was the last time you drank?"
"Shut up!" Red Hero barked.
"When was the last time your heart ached?"
"When was the last time you cried?"
"I said shut up!" Red Hero roared, glaring at Lu Yin with wild eyes.
Lu Yin looked at Red Hero. "When was the last time you felt at peace?"
Red Hero panted, his gaze savage and terrifying, as if he wanted to devour someone.
Lu Yin shook his head and clasped his hands behind his back. "You remember. You remember every bit of it, and that's why you're so angry. It isn't your body that's angry, but your mind. How can you claim to control everything about yourself now? Do you still think your mind will obey you?"
Red Hero gritted his teeth and clenched his fists. The surrounding space began to glow red.
"The things you care about most will pierce your heart like blades. Red Hero, you're pitiful. Truly pitiful," Lu Yin said.
Red Hero let out a heavy breath and finally managed to calm down. He closed his eyes.
"Whether this world is a game or not, all we pursue is those two words: peace of mind. Nothing but peace of mind." Lu Yin turned to look into the distance. "Senior Jiu Wen is at the