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As they walked along, the thing that left the strongest impression on Lu Yin was how the people and their cards coexisted. Lost Clan cultivators held onto their cards at all times. They were not treated as tools, but rather as family.
When he had attended the Lost Clan’s Shangsan Festival, anyone who was not a member of the clan yet still wanted a card needed to receive a card’s consent.
Cards were not alive, and yet they could be summoned, which was quite the mystery. The only explanation was that, after coexisting with people for so long, the cards had developed a sort of spirit or affinity for certain auras.
If that was the case, was there a specific aura that Shan Barrens was drawn to?
It could be something such as emotion, ambition, or a specific power. Anything could lead to a feeling of a kindred presence.
Following that logic, Lu Yin’s grand vow to break free of humanity’s cage and expose the cosmos beyond it had somehow resonated with Shan Barrens, but that had still not been enough.
The Shan Barrens had never had a master, which meant that it was not drawn to either power or emotions.
Lu Yin calmly walked down the street, eventually reaching the end, which led to the planet’s wasteland.
This long street...
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