The mirror shot towards Lu Yin. Even when he used the full power of his consciousness against the mirror, it did not shatter. Instead, it brushed past him.0

Lu Yin remained motionless. As the mirror passed by him, a vague silhouette stepped out from the surface of the mirror. It turned around and faced Lu Yin. The figure was also Lu Yin.0

Staring at the shadowy Lu Yin, he recalled bits of information from Hua Manyi’s memories.0

According to Hua Manyi’s memories, the Luminary known as Xing Jue the Nightmare used fear as a mirror.0

Hua Manyi was aware that Xing Jue could draw out a creature’s deepest fears, which Lu Yin had experienced when Xing Jue had first attacked. However, the conscient posed no threat to him, so Lu Yin had paid the incident little mind.0

Old Chief had described Xing Jue’s ability as “a man in the mirror, a nightmare among men.”3

No one knew what that meant. Even Hua Manyi, who was also a Luminary, had never witnessed that particular ability.0

At this moment, Lu Yin understood the description.0

He was looking at the man in the mirror, the nightmare among men.4

The blurry form of Lu Yin was the embodiment of all the fears that he had ever experienced. While the figure could not attack and was not dangerous, Xing Jue had removed those fears from Lu Yin’s consciousness,...0