Lu Yin had attacked the White Unknown. The important thing was that he had acted at all—it meant his Karma Restraint was gone.
To reduce Karma Restraint, every living being knew the way was to join a Main Dao and use its power to erase it.
Eight Colors spoke calmly. "The Unknown still has its own rules. I hope you'll abide by them."
"The old rules?"
"That's right."
Lu Yin nodded. "Fine. We can't attack each other, right? I can agree to that."
"Then what about Wang Wen? Where is he?"
"He left long ago and hasn't returned."
"Is he still a member of the Unknown?"
"Like you, if he wants to be, then he is."
"Then let me ask it another way. Would the Unknown still accept him?" Lu Yin asked.
The Zhizong fell silent.
Eight Colors paused before speaking. "His identity has never changed."
Lu Yin understood. It seemed Wang Wen had joined the Unknown under the identity of his Wang family's ancestor. How strange. Had the Main Dao really had no objections to him doing that? Anyone could see Wang Wen had his own motives, and was more likely to lead the Unknown astray.
If the Main Dao had established the Unknown to deal with the humans of the Nine-Layered Heavens, why would it let Wang Wen get involved?
Could it be because Wang Wen had taken part in the war against the Nine-Layered Heavens?
"By the way, how powerful are you?" Lu Yin suddenly asked.
Eight Colors didn't answer. Instead, he said, "Lu Yin, since you belong to the Unknown, please accept a mission."
"You have a mission?"
"Choose a mission. Given the special circumstances, only mandatory missions are available." Eight Colors paused, and then Lu Yin heard a mission that left him stunned: kill a