Nearby, Yu Xiao Xiao rested her chin in her hand, gazing absently at the land rushing past outside. She couldn't make out the details at such high speed, but the colors flashed by like streams of light, creating a beauty all their own. "If it doesn't exist, it doesn't exist. What's so interesting about that?"
"I don't understand. I lost my memory."
"Whether you lost your memory has nothing to do with this. As long as you're in contact with a civilization of intelligent beings, you're bound to see statues of Lord Lu. They're everywhere across human territory. Supposedly, even the other four Radiant Territories, which belong to nonhuman civilizations, have them."
Lu Yin was stunned. The Four Great Masters had statues of him too? That couldn't be right. Wouldn't they kill him? Why would they erect statues in his honor?
Little Sapling raised its branches and leaves, seemingly curious as well.
Yu Xiao Xiao said, "Lord Lu was a man who existed only in legend—a legend from ancient times, at that. Though the history from before the distant past is lost to us, accounts of Lord Lu's deeds have never ceased. They come from the Heavenly Sect's propaganda, as well as Lord Mi's endorsement."
"They say he saved all of Human Civilization, rescued a civilization on the brink of collapse, and stood alone against the Four Radiances, bearing the weight of civilization on his shoulders. He united the scattered human civilizations across the Cubic Distance, saved Lord Mi, and more."
"There are too many stories to tell. You'd never hear them all. If you want to read about them, they're on the Logic Net. There are enough heroic tales about Lord Lu to fill hundreds of thousands of books."
"But we all know they're made up. The reason's simple: