Suddenly, Lu Yin’s karma started to be consumed at an accelerated rate. Ten percent of Lu Yin’s total karma instantly disappeared. He did not even have a chance to feel distressed about the loss, as his karma itself had been disturbed.0

Somewhere, a pair of eyes opened. They were empty and terrifyingly dark. They peered through karma to lock eyes with Lu Yin.1

Lu Yin saw those eyes across time and space, staring straight at him.0

Were those human eyes? No, they were the eyes of death.0

Those eyes were not even looking at Lu Yin, but rather at his death. They were seeing the inevitable demise that loomed behind him. Compared to the skeleton which wore new “clothes,” these eyes were far more terrifying.0

Clenching a fist, Lu Yin allowed his karma to continue being consumed. He was determined to find the white skeleton’s location.0

All of a sudden, Cheng Hongyuan’s skeleton disintegrated into ash. It happened abruptly and was over too soon. The ashes scattered into the wind, vanishing into the distance.1

Lu Yin was stunned. Without Cheng Hongyuan’s skeleton, the karmic trail that he had been following also vanished. Everything took place in the blink of an eye.0

He had only met those skeletal eyes for an instant, yet a deep voice echoed in his ears: “Enter my death. Bestow death. Undying, imperishable; forever shall I exist.”4

That other being had sensed Lu ...0