Lu Yin had once wondered if he would ever become a Balance Envoy, but he hadn't expected it to happen under these circumstances. The Unknown was gone. Did they really have to rebuild it?
White Unknown looked at Lu Yin and Eight Colors. Rebuild the Unknown? Then it would have somewhere to belong again.
All the Divine Power Lines had ended up with this Lu Yin. In a way, that tied them together: Lu Yin, who possessed the Divine Power Lines, couldn't do without divine power itself—that was, the Divine Tree.
Lu Yin was using the Divine Power Lines to bind Eight Colors, and Eight Colors was using them to bind Lu Yin.
Either they both won, or they both lost.
For Eight Colors, Xiang City wasn't a good place to go. There were too many top human experts there, like Lu Yin, Hun Ji, and Chang Chuan. None of them were easy to deal with. Xiang City was also located in the Illusionary Upper Void Realm, within Outer Heaven, where the top experts of the various Main Daos could be found.
Entering Xiang City meant exposing itself, which went against everything it had always wanted.
But if it didn't go to Xiang City, how could it keep the top experts of the Main Daos away?
Lu Yin wanted it to block the route to the River of Time. The Main Daos would certainly try to interfere. Staying in Xiang City was the safest option; otherwise, even if it hid at a Cubic Distance, Yun Xin would find it.
Blocking the route would require as many Divine Power Lines as possible. Lu Yin already had four. He couldn't let his Divine Power Clone hide with Eight Colors far away at a Cubic Distance. What would be the difference between that