Mr. Mu sighed. "Just go, then. Follow the path you want to take. Don't worry about anything. The civilization exists because of you, so you can do whatever you want."
Lu Yin was speechless. "I was trying to figure out what to do, and Master Cao just went ahead and comforted me."
"Did it help?" Mr. Mu asked.
Lu Yin laughed. He had to admit, he felt a little better.
"Try looking at it another way. What if you had no civilization, and only yourself? What would you do?" Mr. Mu suddenly said something that left Lu Yin frozen in place.
He had never considered that possibility. The civilization and he had long been bound together, and he had grown used to it. But such a possibility truly existed.
What would happen if Human Civilization disappeared, leaving him to face the Main Dao alone?
Endless loneliness would surround him.
Compared to that loneliness, carrying the civilization forward seemed much more heartening.
Even though he had never complained.
Ultimately, there was no point in overthinking things. His level was too low; he was still nowhere near being able to scheme against a Main Dao.
Then he would have to grow stronger.
Looking at himself, there were several ways he could increase his strength. Of them, the one Lu Yin cared about most, and the one most likely to let him contend with a Main Dao, was the Green Light Spot.
So far, no one else had been able to see it.
He had no idea what this power was. He had considered many possibilities—the Mother Tree's vitality, the Mother Tree's consciousness, and so on—but none of them had been the true answer.
Still, this power often produced miraculous results.
Given the current state of the universe, the Main Dao of Death