Lu Yin couldn't rule out the possibility that other Ten Arbiters were connected to the Cosmic Sea. So far, Jin Jue seemed the most likely.
Zi Xianxian had once said that one of the Ten Arbiters couldn't be attacked. This person hated the Ancient Solemn Surname, and was probably Jin He as well.
He hated the Ancient Solemn Surname and came from the Jin Group, one of the Cosmic Sea's Four Hegemons. The odds that it was him were as high as ninety percent.
Lu Yin put down the scroll and let out a breath. He'd more or less found what he was looking for.
He now knew all the Ten Arbiters, at least on the surface. Some things became clear once one reached a certain level, whether or not he had the Purple Jade Chamber of Commerce's intelligence. Back then, when a group of people from the Falling Star Sea had fled to the Outer Universe and Master Yuan appeared, he hadn't said a word to Lance or even acknowledged him. That showed just how high Master Yuan's status was. The Ten Arbiters wielded influence only among the younger generation and in the Enlightenment Realm. At higher levels, they didn't matter much; they were just juniors.
The same went for Lu Yin. Even if he unified the Outer Universe, he would still be a junior. Without the border war, he wouldn't have caught Master Yuan's attention either.
Jin He. He committed the name to memory.
In the distance, Zi Xianxian watched Lu Yin's expression change. Especially when he looked at the last scroll, her heart sank. Some intelligence was off-limits even to their own people, for fear of causing trouble. She suspected Lu Yin might have found the answer he'd been seeking.
That answer could lead to something, and