In the universe, all living beings existed within darkness. Drag them into the darkness, and they became perfectly clear.
Hun Ji was by no means as strong as he appeared.
No matter what I was like in Hun Ji's eyes, in mine, he was a monster—a monster far beyond what an ordinary being fitting Threefold Universe Laws could compare to.
But that monster had never revealed his true face.
Hun Ji smiled. "It wasn't exactly a lie. Neither now nor anytime in the future do I plan to fight at full strength. It's not for any other reason; I promised Lord Mi."
"Did Lord Mi ask you to hide your strength, senior?"
"It's a matter of not revealing a certain power. That's different from hiding my strength. Once it's exposed, we might all be done for."
Lu Yin understood. "You've had a hard time, senior."
Hun Ji looked at Lu Yin admiringly. "Kid, how does it feel like your strength, despite only fitting Twofold Universe Laws, is greater than that of those old monsters who fit Threefold Universe Laws? You're no ordinary being at that level."
"I'd guess that, across the universe, your strength could be called second only to the Dominators."
Lu Yin looked at Hun Ji very seriously. "Do you really think so, senior?"
Hun Ji thought it over. "More or less."
Lu Yin wasn't sure whether to be happy or not. Hun Ji had fought in the Nine Bases War and witnessed the true power of Main Dao. Its words meant it acknowledged Lu Yin's current strength.
But there was a lot of significance in the words "more or less."
Even the slightest difference could be an insurmountable gulf.
"Then how strong was the most powerful being you've seen who fit Threefold Universe Laws? Or, how powerful