Lu Yin listened to the drum beat as he looked at the resolute expression on Qiunan Hongye’s face, who glared at the endless swarm of Allsenses without shrinking back. Lu Yin was not afraid, but he did not want to fight blindly, and he certainly had no desire to fall into someone’s trap.2

However, Ming Zhuo’s words had also made it clear that Lu Yin could not leave even if he wanted to. Even if he forcibly dragged the Night Pillars back, it would ruin his plans of establishing himself in the Nine Odysseys Megaverse.0

He had stunned the entire megaverse with his peerless might, and he had been hailed as the strongest beneath the Immortals. If he retreated in the Allsense Megaverse, it would be recorded as the most shameful moment in the megaverse’s entire history, and it would also become an eternal stain on his name.4

The Nine Odysseys Megaverse? Yes, it was far too small. It was exactly like a giant lifting a child just to catch a glimpse of its enemies over the mountains, but there were too many. Every cultivator who had looked from Whither Peak into the Aevum Inch must have felt true despair after seeing how much more brutal the cosmos was compared to even the human megaverses.0

“I’ve fought in many wars and lived through countless desperate battles, surviving them all,” Lu Yin stated as he looked back at Ming Zhuo and Yu. “That was because, back then, I was...0