Hun Ji looked at Lu Yin. "Having a few more lives"—those words were unbearably heavy.
Lu Yin had died more than once. Tuofu Star, True Martial Night King, eternity, and even Black Immortal Prison Bone had all brought him death. Sometimes, he truly felt that one life was not enough.
Use as many lives as possible to see as much of the universe as possible. The more you knew, the better your odds.
A single spark could start a prairie fire.
He had long been prepared for the worst.
Hun Ji left. It hadn't come to dissuade Lu Yin. Lu Yin had specifically called it over to entrust Human Civilization to it.
Facing a Master, the death of a clone might not even count as the worst-case scenario. The worst would be the loss of his self-awareness.
If that happened, humanity would be without Lu Yin.
Ku Zu had risked his life to enter the Calamity Domain, hoping to leave Human Civilization a spark that could defeat eternity.
What he was doing now was much like what Ku Zu had done back then.
"Are you really going to the Main Dao alone?" Long Xi's voice came from behind him. She looked silently at Lu Yin.
Lu Yin lifted his teacup and took a sip, then set it down. "I'm sorry."
Long Xi smiled. "There's nothing to be sorry about. This opponent is unlike any we've faced before."
Lu Yin said nothing.
"Are you only taking Ming Yan?"
Lu Yin's body trembled, but he remained silent.
Long Xi's gaze dimmed. "Actually, I could give up my body too."
Lu Yin turned to look at Long Xi. In that moment, his heart twisted with pain.
Scenes from their cycle of cause and effect surfaced once more. He had married this woman, and