Upon hearing this question, quite a few people looked over.

Jin He shrugged. “Those were personal grievances, and there’s nothing much that can be said about that.” 

“Lu Yin smothered one of the Innerverse’s best hopes at becoming one of the Cosmic Five. Don’t you feel that it’s a pity? After all, Lu Yin isn’t able to go to the Astral Tower himself,” the girl asked. 

Jin He smiled. “You’ve been talking about it for quite a while, but do you know what the contest at the Astral Tower actually is?” 

She shook her head, and her eyes lit up. “Are you willing to tell us?”

Jin He smiled teasingly. “I’m not saying.”

The girl was rendered speechless.

“Who said that the Cosmic Five would surpass the Ten Arbiters?” Jin He finally said. His long hair swept up and blew about by itself without any wind.

The girl really did break down at that moment. This person was actually the strangest one out of them all, as he was too brazen and mocking. By now, she just wanted to go home.

At that moment, the crowd suddenly looked up in another direction. In outer space, a man tore through the void, emerged, and made his way toward the rendezvous point with an icy expression.

“Who’s that?”

“Does he also qualify to go to the Astral Tower?”

“He shouldn’t.”

…

The man’s expression was cold, and he did not say a single word while standing there in silence.

Jin He encouraged the girl...