I'd Rather Die Than Admit It

This was a private space in the virtual world, with absolute privacy guaranteed.

However, when Elder Changming asked, Lu Chong still shook his head with an innocent look. "I don't know. What is it that Master is talking about?"

Elder Changming stared fixedly at Lu Chong, his face frosty. "You should know what I mean."

"Why did a steward from the Chu Zun Branch Dao Arena bring a visualization diagram to debate the Dao with me?"

"And it just so happened to be during the time you were away."

"Old Chu Zun also died during that time."

Elder Changming fired off several questions in succession, his eyes never leaving Lu Chong's.

Lu Chong shook his head and said calmly, "I'm not sure. This disciple merely went out to cultivate and complete missions. My contribution points have been running a deficit."

"You never met Elder Chu Zun?" Elder Changming pressed on relentlessly.

Lu Chong continued to shake his head in firm denial. "I didn't. I don't know. Never met him."

Elder Changming frowned and remained silent. His bell-like copper eyes fixed on Lu Chong as though he wanted to see straight through him.

Only two minutes later did the solemnity on Elder Changming's face finally melt away, turning into a broad smile. He laughed heartily. "Good. That's what we'll say. If anyone investigates, you must not show the slightest sign of evasion."

Lu Chong chuckled. "Although this disciple does not know what Master is talking about, I will bear your teachings in mind."

"You brat." Elder Changming waved a hand. "In any case, it's enough that you know where to draw the line."

The two exchanged knowing smiles and stopped putting on their act.

Lu Chong knew that Elder Changming must have guessed what he had done, which was why he