As for the Dao Bones left behind after the Clone self-destructed, they were all useless Dao Bones he had refined before. A little disguise was no problem.
The two Storage Rings contained only a small number of Dao Fish and nothing valuable. Losing them was no great loss.
Quickly withdrawing the Talent Tree's roots, Lu Ye pondered briefly.
Given the current situation, it would be best for him to leave this troublesome place through the Insect Path as soon as possible. The Blue-Robed Woman had already charged over from the other side, so there should be no ambush there. If he left now, he would most likely be safe.
After glancing at the Insect Path beside him, Lu Ye turned and swept off in another direction.
Along the way, he re-condensed his Talent Tree Clone and sent out his Treasure Blood Clones to search the surroundings.
It was not until nearly half a day later that Lu Ye appeared on a shattered Dead Star. This Dead Star should originally have been whole, but the battle just now had blasted it to pieces.
Lu Ye strolled over and immediately spotted a small crimson lump of flesh amid the wreckage.
The little fleshball looked utterly miserable. Its two black-bean eyes had lost all their spirit, dim and lifeless. Sensing Lu Ye's arrival, it slowly opened its mouth. "Why haven't you left yet?"
Lu Ye sighed, walked over, picked up the little fleshball, and brushed the dust from its body.
Bobo had suffered grievous injuries. Its several soft, bouncy tentacles were all gone now, the cuts neat and clean, blood still streaming continuously from the wounds. Clearly, it had come off badly in its clash with the Red-Robed Woman.
"I'm fine. I told you she wouldn't dare kill me." Bobo instead began comforting