Lu Yin hurriedly entered.
He wasn't afraid that the Time Master would notice him entering the past. He wouldn't be discovered every time he peered into the past, as long as he stayed far enough away.
This time, he was very far away, since Hunji was also at quite a distance.
Of course, that didn't mean he couldn't see or hear anything. Hunji could certainly hear what was happening. Lu Yin, however, was immersed in time and couldn't hear a thing.
He stood at a distance, watching calmly.
Lord Mi and the Time Master stood face-to-face, saying something to each other. After a while, they actually began fighting. The exchange was limited in scope and not very intense, as if they were demonstrating something. Seeing them fight made Hunji straighten up, baring his teeth in a grimace.
Lu Yin saw it and knew that whatever was happening was bound to be unfavorable for Lord Mi.
If they had merely been talking, Hunji wouldn't have reacted like that.
Though the fight was brief, Lord Mi retreated step by step. With every step back, dazzling blood spilled from the corner of his mouth, trickling down and dripping onto the ground. Across from him, the Time Master flicked its tail and smiled. It said something Lu Yin couldn't make out, then left a while later.
After it had gone, Lord Mi spat out a mouthful of blood and crouched halfway to the ground, coughing violently.
Hunji hurried over.
Lu Yin also drew closer and saw traces of time around the place where they had fought. What had happened?
Lord Mi waved Hunji away and turned to leave. His back looked weary, nothing like the composed figure Lu Yin had first seen.
Lu Yin withdrew from the past and looked at Hunji. "What exactly