Chen Yu did not answer the Russian Envoy's question.
It wasn't that the question couldn't be answered—it's just that Chen Yu didn't want people to know so soon about his ability to manipulate ordinary people's life force.
Indeed, as the Russian Envoy suspected, Chen Yu could easily extract a person's life and inject that life into another person's body.
For those aging aristocrats on the brink of death, this would undoubtedly feel like hearing the gospel of immortality.
Ask yourself: if it were possible to transfer life from one person to another indefinitely, wouldn't that mean people could live forever?
As for the source of life, this wouldn't be a problem for the aristocrats at all. Whether they bought the life of the poor with money or outright kidnapped people, they had countless ways to acquire what they deemed "cheap" life to extend their own "noble" existence.
