"Why were there three Rebellious Ancients?" The Unknown shouted.
Lu Yin shrugged. "How would I know? You should ask Eight Colors."
The Unknown stared at Lu Yin's position and gave it a long look before heading straight for the portal leading to Known Traces.
"There's a fourth Rebellious Ancient point. You're not going?"
The Unknown didn't answer. It entered the portal and left. ??
Lu Yin followed right behind.
As soon as he entered Known Traces, he heard the Unknown arguing with Eight Colors. Eight Colors explained that it was nearly impossible for several Rebellious Ancients to gather in one place; it had never happened before. The Unknown retorted that they had only located a few Rebellious Ancient points, so they had encountered too few cases to draw a conclusion.
"The Master Clan has been hunting Rebellious Ancients all along. Even they've almost never encountered several Rebellious Ancients gathered at a single Rebellious Ancient point."
"Then how do you explain this?"
"Were the first two Rebellious Ancient points empty?" Eight Colors countered.
"Yes."
Eight Colors said no more.
The Unknown fell silent too, evidently realizing something.
Lu Yin didn't care. This sort of thing was easy enough to figure out, but as long as no rules had been broken, it didn't matter.
The bottom line was that no one could collude with Rebellious Ancients, ensuring they died in the course of their rebellion. That was the Unknown's task, and the Main Dao's highest priority.
Lu Yin had nothing to fear. Even if something like this happened, it wouldn't affect the Unknown much. The Unknown members carried out the missions to eliminate Rebellious Ancients. If one died, another could take its place. The Unknown itself would remain unchanged.
The Unknown's ability to wipe out so many Main Dao experts at once