The middle-aged man was horrified. Lu Yin had grabbed his right hand, and the bones in his fingers were cracking. His face had gone pale as he glared at Lu Yin. "I'm warning you: let me go. Don't make trouble for yourself. There are things you have no business knowing."
Lu Yin frowned and tightened his grip. The middle-aged man let out a low groan as his palm was crushed out of shape. He gritted his teeth and glared at Lu Yin. "I'm from the Wei Family of Qianrong Territory. Our young lady is taking the exam today, and the young master told me to speak with Mentor Delin and make arrangements—to find a good mentor for her."
"Do you think I'm an idiot?" Lu Yin's voice was icy. He grabbed the man's arm. With a crack, the middle-aged man growled as Lu Yin twisted it out of its socket. "Keep talking. Let's see what else you have to say."
The middle-aged man panted, sweat rolling down his forehead. "I really am from the Wei Family. You should know how powerful the Wei Family of Qianrong Territory is. Everything I said is true. If you don't believe me, I can take you to the young master."
Lu Yin stared into the man's eyes. "Delin wants to bring down Suo Haar. Your Wei Family is one of the forces working with her. So who else is involved? I'd really like to know."
The middle-aged man stared at Lu Yin in disbelief, as if suddenly realizing something. "You're Lu Yin."
Lu Yin's lips curled up. "So it really was you."
The middle-aged man's pupils flickered, his expression shifting.
Lu Yin sneered. "Go on, tell me. We're on the same side—we both want to bring down Suo Haar. There's no harm in telling