Kui Luo’s expression changed several times over the course of Lu Yin’s speech. The old man detested people with such selfless, self-sacrificing spirit.

“This old man thinks you’ve got a hole in your head.  Opening the Fifth Mainland back up to Aeternus? That’s ridiculous,” he grumbled. Suddenly, his expression changed. Wait a second.

Kui Luo was well aware that Lu Yin was not a selfless person. Even if he was truly willing to sacrifice himself for the greater good, there was no chance that he would ever sacrifice himself to save the four ruling powers. Something was not right. Kui Luo started carefully observing Lu Yin.

Lu Yin appeared to be completely composed at the moment. He brought out his wireless jincan and sent messages to several different Semi-Progenitors from the Fifth Mainland of importance; there was Arch-Elder Zen, Qing Ping, Elder Gong, the Sixth Mainland’s Jiu Yao, and the Astral Beast Domain’s Skymender. All of them were citizens of the Fifth Mainland. While Lu Yin had already made the decision to open the path to the Starfall Sea, he still needed these people’s support. 

Lu Yin had seized the right to rule over the Fifth Mainland as its undisputed master, but that did not mean that he could make arbitrary decisions about matters that concerned the lives or deaths of the residents of the Fifth Mainland.

One after another, Lu Yin connected to the other wireless jincans. The results were within Lu Yin’s expectations. While almost everyone initially disapproved of Lu Yin’s decision,...