Lu Yin looked at Shi Jian, who was well and truly dead. His gaze was complicated. The joy of revenge had vanished the moment Death Lord died.
He had wanted to destroy the Main Dao to avenge Human Civilization, but why wasn't he happier?
It seemed he had simply completed a task.
He reached out and pointed at Shi Jian's corpse.
In the next moment, endless karma surged out of Shi Jian's body.
As the Time Master, its karma was immeasurable. It was impossible to see it all.
But Lu Yin knew that every effect in the universe came from the same cause: the universe itself.
No matter how complicated that karma was, tracing it back to its source led only to the universe itself. This was his deepest understanding of karma so far, and the closest he had come to grasping its essence.
He stirred up the boundless karma, sending it toward the starry sky.
Looking up, he watched the karma bloom like fireworks.
In the end, it didn't fall. Instead, it returned to the depths of the stars. The dark, boundless universe seemed to be drawing all the karma toward itself.
The existence of the Wang Jie beings had shown Lu Yin that memories could drift through the starry sky and slowly dissipate.
Perhaps karma was the same.
The karma of a dead being was different from ordinary karma, though. Even cultivators of karma couldn't see it.
Yet Lu Yin could see it now.
"Let's go." He immediately led the Four Great Masters along the karma, searching.
The one most closely connected to Shi Jian's life was none other than Shi Chu.
Shi Chu had guided it into becoming a Master. Shi Chu had also taught it how to comprehend the Three Laws.
Everything this era had suffered