It was only at this time that Lu Yin finally saw through the Hall of Honor’s facade, though he could not blame them. If Liu Huang had managed to continue increasing his strength, the Sword Sect definitely would have entered the Neoverse, and conflicts would certainly have broken out. Death and chaos would have become common occurrences, which would have allowed the Neohuman Alliance to take advantage of the situation that would have benefitted the Sword Sect. With Liu Huang held captive, all remained peaceful.0

However, was this fair to the Sword Sect? Was this fair to Liu Huang? In the name of balance, the Hall of Honor had sacrificed both Liu Huang and the Sword Sect.0

This situation was clearly unfair from the Sword Sect’s perspective, but to many in the Neoverse, it had been seen as a lucky outcome.0

The Hall of Honor did not necessarily carry the blame, as they truly did protect the balance of the Human Domain and worked to prevent war. In the end, blame could only fall upon the Sword Sect’s weakness. This was the law of the universe.0

Any semblance of fairness or morality was always built upon brute strength.0

Lu Yin could only be thankful that he had powerful support behind him. Otherwise, the Hall of Honor would have long since thrown him into Gaia’s Swamp after he had unified the Outerverse, not to mention taken aim at the Innerverse. At the moment, Lu Yin could act with utter fearlessness given his peerless background and standing within the Hall of Honor.0

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