That creature had never stopped pestering Linglong, and it had a sort of everlasting quality to it. What impressed Lu Yin most was that, even after all this time, it had somehow managed to ignore him completely. It had never once looked at him. To be honest, if it weren't for the way it spoke with barbed words and biting sarcasm, trying to get Linglong to keep her distance from him, Lu Yin would have wondered whether it had even noticed him.
"So, you see, having the right companions matters. Linglong, I've said so much to you, but to put it plainly, I just hope you'll stay away from unreliable companions who don't know how to read the room—especially the sort who can't even say hello and just stand there, scared witless." The creature pointed in Lu Yin's direction as it spoke, though it never looked his way.
Lu Yin remained calm.
Linglong was numb with exasperation. She knew Lu Yin was using this creature. If not for that, she would have slapped it flying.
They were here.
Lu Yin gazed into the distance. A Giant City appeared in his line of sight.
He could see it because Mirror Light Technique let him see up to five hundred years' worth of distance at Eternal Life Realm speed. The other creatures would need a little more time to see it, but the Giant City was moving extremely fast, so it wouldn't take five hundred years. A few days at most.
That speed was definitely at the Three Dao Laws level.
Lu Yin stared at the Giant City and saw, beneath it, a sword cutting through the void and dragging the city along.
A sword?
Lord Bone.
The two together were called Zhan Gu; apart, they were addressed as Lord Zhan and