“Come on, have something to eat.” Hui Kong tossed Lu Yin a giant beast’s thigh.

Lu Yin caught it, and began to devour it without any hesitation.

Soon, there was just a pile of bones left on the ground. Lu Yin patted his stomach and wondered to himself if he had grown fatter.

“Oops, I forgot something.” Hui Kong suddenly smacked himself in the head, which startled Lu Yin and made him jump. 

Lu Yin gave the old man a blank look.

Hui Kong looked down, thinking to himself for a moment. Suddenly, he grew annoyed. “How could I have forgotten about him?!”

“Bro, what’s the matter?” Lu Yin asked.

Hui Kong looked to be in agony, and he apologetically said, “I’m sorry, bro, but I might not be able to send you to the Outerverse anymore. Can you wait another hundred years or so?”

Lu Yin blinked. “Bro, stop kidding.” 

Hui Kong sighed. “I’m not joking. With how long it’s been since I first barged into this broken place and started wreaking so much havoc, do you really think that the Technocracy relies on just those mechanical monsters to try to deal with me? That’s too naive. In order to restrict me, the Technocracy’s Master Brain sends an absolute powerhouse to deal with me every once in a while, and each fight will last for a hundred years.

“I wanted to send you off, but alas, it might already be too late.” 

Lu Yin’s heart sank, as he did not want to be stuck in the Technocracy for...