Although Elder Ruohua was certain the Giant Beast Starfield would not invade again, the fortress defenses were not lowered, just to be safe. The news was also kept under wraps, with only a few people knowing about it.
After resting for two days, Lu Yin sat atop a cliff overlooking the shattered land. He watched the many people in the distance still gathering the dead. He had no idea why Elder Ruohua was so certain the Giant Beast Starfield would not attack. From what Ghost Marquis had said, there shouldn't be any faction capable of making the Giant Beast Starfield so wary. Had the old man fallen for a trick?
Crack. Footsteps sounded behind him. Lu Yin didn't need to turn around; within his domain, he saw a Red-clothed Woman approaching. She was the same woman he had casually rescued when saving Wang Wen earlier. She was alluring, and seemed to be a disciple of the Blaze Realm.
A tempting fragrance drifted into his nose, and Lu Yin furrowed his brows.
"Brother Lu, may I sit here?" Red Lily stood behind him and to one side, smiling as she watched him. A breeze swept by, and the hem of her red skirt brushed against Lu Yin's arm, feeling soft and gentle.
Lu Yin nodded. "Suit yourself."
Red Lily didn't mind the dust on the ground. She simply sat beside Lu Yin, tilting her head as she looked at him.
Lu Yin found it strange. He met Red Lily's gaze. This woman had a bewitching charm, unlike Mila or Nalan Fairy. It was a seductive allure, and paired with her red dress, it easily stirred a man's desires. "Why are you looking at me?"
Red Lily smiled, her vivid red lips parting as she licked them. "Brother Lu, thank you for