Lu Yin smiled bitterly. “That’s right. This isn’t my first time interacting with Councilor Puyu. In the past, I received a mission from my mentor that required me to go to Gigastar Planet in the Butterfly Weave. During that mission, I coincidentally met and interacted with a person who had been dispatched by Councilor Puyu to that planet. During that time, I mentioned that the person looked very similar to a Neohuman Alliance’s Corpse King, which perhaps caused Councilor Puyu to take greater notice of me.” 

Wen Sansi’s eyes trembled. “The Neohuman Alliance? Who?” 

“It was just a joke. The universe is so large, and there are so many techniques. There should be quite a few people who appear similar to those people.”

“Which one?” Wen Sansi repeated, as a boundless frost arose from the depths of his eyes. 

Lu Yin put on an expression as if he were trying to remember a face. “Someone called Vulture.” 

Wen Sansi nodded and retracted his gaze. “So it’s like that. He is indeed rather biased against you, and anyone implicated with the Neohuman Alliance will have committed a great offense. Lu Yin, do not recklessly spout such words in future.” 

Lu Yin nodded to indicate his understanding. 

“Right, the Outerverse has recently had some problems with pirates running rampant. Start tracking these events, and if possible, try to coordinate with...