Lu Yin looked at Yun Tan in surprise. "You're going to use Bai Xian'er against Wang Wen?"
"Wang Wen is best at using traitors. Yun Yao was outmaneuvered by him once, so it's only natural we return the favor."
"Lord Lu wouldn't trust Wang Wen either, would he?"
"That man is wildly ambitious. He's never considered himself part of humanity, and Human Civilization seems quite dissatisfied with him."
"Whether it's Shi Chu, Saint Shang, or Wang Wen, they're all people you want to deal with, Lord Lu."
Lu Yin glanced at Bai Xian'er again. "And your Yun Yao is on that list too."
"Yun Yao has never considered making an enemy of you, Lord Lu," Yun Tan said respectfully.
"We ask that you show us mercy."
Lu Yin nodded. "Send her to the Heavenly Sect. I accept this gesture of sincerity."
"Thank you, Lord Lu."
The conversation ended.
Lu Yin smiled.
The Progenitor was puzzled. "What are you smiling about?"
"I was wondering how to deal with Xiang Siyu. We might have found her by luck, or we might not have. Now we don't need to. She's brought us the clue herself."
"Bai Xian'er? She can help us find Xiang Siyu?"
"I'm ninety percent certain."
"Aren't you overestimating Bai Xian'er? She's clever, but she can't take on the Six Luminaries."
"If she could take on the Six Luminaries, Wang Wen would have gotten rid of her long ago. The fact that she can't is exactly what gives us an opening." Lu Yin smiled at the Progenitor and revealed a name: Silver.
The Progenitor froze for a moment, then understood. He smiled too, and sighed. "As expected, perception is the most terrifying power."
"What about these Red Platform phantoms?"
Lu Yin looked up at the starry sky. "Leave them for now."