Lu Yin was currently focused on gaining six and then eleven Honor Points. Six points would exempt him from certain crimes, and he would even be allowed to use a portion of the Hall of Honor’s strength, which was the equivalent of becoming an aristocrat of the universe. In such a situation, he would have privileges wherever he went. Eleven Honor Points was even more ruthless. If he died, then the Hall of Honor would investigate the cause of death. If it turned out that his death was from nefarious plans, the culprit’s family would be tried by the Interstellar Supreme Court. This was practically buying a form of insurance.

If possible, Lu Yin hoped to obtain six or even eleven Honor Points, but he did not have enough points for that. Receiving four more Honor Points would require him to exchange over 80,000 Ironblood Points, which was too expensive for him. Even if he succeeded in exchanging his points, the gains that he would receive wouldn’t even be of much use to him at the current moment. At the very least, he first had to survive the current calamity, and if the Outerverse still existed after all was said and done, then he would trade his points for Honor Points. Otherwise, the privileges associated with the Honor Points were completely worthless if the Outerverse disappeared. 

More Honor Points would simply invite more targeted attacks from astral beasts, so he might as well not trade for them at this time.

Not long after, many people in Ironblood Weave found that Lu Yin’s name had dropped from the...