The Starry Sky of Home

The Mental Imprint entered the Star Pavilion Master's mind.

Lin Feng finally let out a sigh of relief.

To him, subduing the Star Pavilion Master was far better than killing him.

Killing the Star Pavilion Master would only mean one fewer enemy.

Subduing the Star Pavilion Master meant not only one fewer enemy, but also one more powerful subordinate.

Lin Feng's three bodies put away the Demonic Sword and withdrew the Seven Kill Domain.

The Star Pavilion Master also breathed a sigh of relief.

The Mental Imprint Lin Feng had planted in him was not the kind that could control life and death or destroy one's soul.

It was instead a defensive-type Mental Imprint. As long as he did not betray Lin Feng, it was no different from having no imprint at all.

The Star Pavilion Master rose to his feet and withdrew his Waning Star Illuminates the Mountains and Rivers.

The two entered the pavilion. The Star Pavilion Master tended to his wounds and said, "Thank you, General, for showing mercy.

"If those two sword strikes had been aimed at my head and heart, I might already be dead."

Lin Feng smiled. "It was nothing.

"The starry sky you manifested should truly exist, right?"

The Star Pavilion Master said, "That was the starry sky of my homeland.

"On the Celestials' home planet, Red Star, there is such a stretch of starry sky.

"When I was little, I often sat beneath the eaves with my father and gazed up at the stars.

"Later, after coming to Shenzhou, I never saw it again."

"Looks like you still miss the past quite a bit.

"Perhaps you will have a chance to go back and see it someday.

"Our enemy is the Supreme One, not the Celestials."

"General, there are also many among