Lu Yin looked at Chang Chuan.
Chang Chuan took a deep breath and said gravely, "Because Lord Mi acknowledged the truth of history. It was true that he attacked you, and when your master and the ancestors went to question him, he admitted it. He also acknowledged everything you did for Human Civilization."
"He did it neither to make up for your achievements nor to curry favor with the Inherited Ancient Clans."
"It was very simple: what was done was done, and what was true was true. There was no need to hide it."
Lu Yin nodded and turned to look at the starry sky. "That's right. What was done was done, and what was true was true. History is history. Why hide it?"
"You believe him?"
"Why wouldn't I? Lord Mi didn't attack me because he coveted everything I had. In his eyes, it was the only way to save Human Civilization, so he did it, and he still doesn't regret it. But he won't deny what I did either, because I truly did it."
Chang Chuan didn't know how to describe it. He had thought Lu Yin would return harboring hatred for Lord Mi and would try to find a way to take revenge. But Lu Yin was far calmer and more rational than he had expected.
He understood Lord Mi very well.
"What do you intend to do now?" Chang Chuan finally asked. The question had come to mind the instant he learned Lu Yin had returned.
Lu Yin had taken control of a number of Inherited Ancient Clans. If he went to war with Lord Mi, it would be a disaster for Human Civilization.
Especially since he had already destroyed one of the Six Luminaries. Nothing like this had ever happened before. With the momentum he