The Chief Justice replied, “No, not unless a Semi-Progenitor destroys the door, but that would destroy everything behind it as well.”

Lu Yin was growing increasingly anxious, and he tried pushing against the door again. Out of frustration, he even punched the door, but nothing happened.

“I should have taken some blood from Bai Shaohong,” he said in exasperation. 

Suddenly, he thought of something and pulled out Bai Shaohong’s token from his cosmic ring.

Could this be helpful?

Lu Yin had used the token to escape from the sourcebox array that had surrounded Dragon Mountain, which meant that it might be able to help him get past this door!

He pressed the token against the door.

Lu Yin waited nervously.

Moments later, the copper door started glowing. Lu Yin was thrilled, and he disappeared as he was pulled through the door.

The Chief Justice was shocked as he stared at where Lu Yin had just vanished from. Even though the Chief Justice had seen many things throughout his life, he was still astonished by this. Just how had Lu Yin gone in? What had he just done? This boy always had strange items and rare inheritances, but the Chief Justice could not understand...