Elder Lu said nothing in response to Chai Jiu's frantic questioning, and the other neutrals remained silent as well.
Sikong Jing turned to Ying Sanmeng and said slowly, "Vein Master Ying, you say it."
Through the War Puppet bodies of the two Divine Martial uncles, Ying Sanmeng had already fully understood Sikong Jing's plan to persuade them to surrender. As for what came next, it was naturally more appropriate for him, the master of the Cosmic Vein, to speak.
His gaze swept across the crowd as he declared heavily, "Because the Lord of the Demon Vein and I are going to reestablish the Cang Vein."
The moment his words fell, everyone inside and outside the Cangyu Sect, no matter who they were, was shocked and bewildered.
Then Ying Sanmeng carefully repeated everything Sikong Jing had said to Elder Lu, publicly making a formal promise to the neutrals.
That was, to establish the neutrals as the new Cang Vein.
He also explained the origins of the Cang Vein: it was meant to gather those from Boundless Sea who were willing to devote their lives to the Cangyu Demon Sect.
Naturally, he also laid out Chai Jiu's crimes...
Namely: Chai Jiu was too selfish, heartless, and faithless. Chai Jiu had disregarded the Cangyu Demon Sect in order to establish the Cang Gate, and so on.
Why had the neutral elders hesitated so much at the start? Naturally, it was because they had once lived under another's roof, yet were now suddenly turning around to bite their host, and they feared bearing the infamy of the world. But the Demon and Cosmic Veins were also their hosts.
The neutrals joining the Demon and Cosmic Veins to attack the cold-hearted and ungrateful Chai Jiu was no wrongdoing.
Furthermore, with the rules governing the founding