Just now, Lu Yu had also noticed that blink, and he overturned his previous conjecture.
Originally, Lu Yu had thought that the green-haired man needed his fingers to make a movement before he could use his ability.
Now it seemed that any movement he made could turn into an attack.
In that case, the best way to deal with Hong was to hide his presence—if Hong couldn't see him, he naturally couldn't attack him.
After Lu Yu disappeared, the sense of danger in his heart dispersed.
"Looks like I was right," Lu Yu thought to himself.
Hong's divine sense swept across heaven and earth, yet failed to find a trace of Lu Yu; his gaze tightened.
Without a concrete target, his ability couldn't come into play.
"No wonder he could evade Tianyan. So this is the method he used," Hong thought inwardly.
He took Lu Yu dismissing his avatar, letting his consciousness return to the small universe and hiding his presence, as an act of fleeing.
