Lu Yin stared at Mu Zhu’s back while picturing Mister Mu in his mind.0

How vicious!0

He had always known that Mister Mu was strong. Without strength, the man could have never escaped from his own megaverse. Even so, Lu Yin had never imagined that Mister Mu would have escaped in such a manner.0

Lu Yin was well aware of how strong Master Qing Cao was. Lu Yin had been utterly helpless before the man. It should have been impossible for any non-Immortal to even fight back against an Immortal. Even without moving, Master Qing Cao was still invincible. That was the combat strength of an Immortal.0

Despite that, Mister Mu had managed to injure the Immortal from his megaverse, and he also had not escaped alone—he had taken Mu Zhu with him. Lu Yin could not fathom just what kind of power that required.1

As he stood at the bow of Boundless and stared out at the stars, Lu Yin felt as if, at any moment, he could either have a fight to the death or return home.1

He felt the closest to home at such times.0

While he felt homesick, it was only temporary. After all, he had left believing he would never be able to return home. All aboard Boundless had believed the same thing.0

Boundless had been built to carry humanity’s legacy in the Origin Universe. He wanted the battleship to bring about a future for the Tianyuan Megaverse.0

At the moment, what troubled Lu Yin the most was the Nine Heavens Transformation.0

He and the Origin Progenitor had both studied the Nine...0