When Lu Yin heard her, Ghost Granny froze. "Cangmang Continent? You're going to Cangmang Continent?"
Lu Yin narrowed his eyes. He had Hai Qiqi board the ship, then fixed his gaze on Ghost Granny. "If you won't let me leave, don't blame me for playing dirty."
Ghost Granny stared at Lu Yin, her gaze shifting.
Hong Ying was furious. "You're a despicable coward!"
Lu Yin grabbed her and retreated step by step into the ship. The Sixth Continent natives already aboard didn't dare resist, and Hai Qiqi threw them all off.
"Quick, get us moving!" Lu Yin barked.
Hong Ying flew into a rage. "In your dreams!"
"Want me to strip you?" Lu Yin threatened.
Hong Ying gritted her teeth and glared at Lu Yin.
"Don't worry. I promise I'll let you go as soon as we reach Cangmang Continent," Lu Yin said. He meant the words for Hong Ying, as well as for everyone outside.
The Enlightenment Realm elder came up behind Ghost Granny. "Senior, what should we do?"
Ghost Granny's gaze was icy. "Let them go. Most of Cangmang Continent has fallen into our hands. Where could they run? Let them pass."
The Sixth Continent's people had no choice but to watch the ship leave.
Some time passed. Only when Sea King's Heaven was completely out of sight did Lu Yin finally relax. He spat out a mouthful of blood and quickly took some medicine.
Bound, Hong Ying glared at Lu Yin. "One day, I'll make you regret everything you've done to me."
Lu Yin gave a bitter smile. "Don't get your hopes up. I won't remember you."
Hong Ying was livid.
Hai Qiqi looked at Lu Yin with concern. "Are you all right?"
Lu Yin shook his head and struggled to his feet. "I'm injured, but a