"You wouldn't happen to be a remnant of the Fifth Continent, would you?" Nong Zaitian suddenly asked, eyeing Lu Yin warily.
Lu Yin rolled his eyes. "Have you ever seen a remnant of the Fifth Continent as weak as me?"
Nong Zaitian's eyes shifted. "True. Any remnant of the Fifth Continent who could show up in the Dao Origin Sect would have the strength of a domain child. You're too weak."
They walked for a while before Nong Zaitian sighed. "Stop following me. You saw it yourself—Blood Madman was hunted down by a remnant of the Fifth Continent. The entire Dao Origin Sect is dangerous now. I plan to hide until time runs out, then leave."
"Same here," Lu Yin said.
Nong Zaitian blinked. "Then find somewhere to hide. Why are you following me?"
"I don't know my way around," Lu Yin said.
Nong Zaitian growled, "I don't know my way around either. Stop following me."
"Safety in numbers," Lu Yin said again, his tone casual. He had his eye on the hoe. That thing was incredibly useful.
Nong Zaitian knew what Lu Yin was after. He was furious, but there was nothing he could do. He wanted to make a move, but the fact that this guy had escaped Blood Madman proved he was no pushover. Besides, he didn't look injured. Nong Zaitian wasn't confident he could take him.
They went a little farther and found three corpses on the ground. Judging by their positions, all three had probably been killed by True Martial Night King.
Nong Zaitian's scalp prickled. He whispered, "Buddy, why don't you stop following me? Can't we each hide on our own?"
"I don't know my way around."
"I told you, I don't know my way around either."
"Safety in numbers."
"You—"
Suddenly, a