You want me to play the Foehn wind? Are you kidding me?

A blazing white light surged from his palm and began to contract inward.

The dark green light sensed the pressure, jerked violently, and increased its spinning speed.

The tiny tentacles stretched out from all directions, desperately pushing against the blazing white shell, as if in resistance.

Lu Feng increased his strength slightly.

The blazing white light continued to shrink inward, the dark green space grew smaller and smaller, and the light pulsed more and more violently.

The whiskers began to break off, shattering into dark green specks of light, which were then swallowed up by the incandescent white light.

Throughout the process, the ball of light made no sound, but Lu Feng could feel a faint fluctuation coming from his palm, like some kind of struggle compressed to the extreme.

It remained still for a moment in its incandescent white envelope, as if judging something, and then it began to expand.

It grew very quickly, from the size of a fist to the size of a basketball.

"Is this a form of resistance?"

Lu Feng loosened his grip a bit.

It expanded even faster.

The blazing white light faded. The dark green light surged from his palm and coalesced into a human shape before him.

The light solidified on her, transforming into a dark robe.

She hovered in mid-air, looking at Lu Feng, his blazing white light reflected in her dark green pupils.

Her lips moved slightly, as if confirming something, and then she spoke.

"You... are not from this planet."

Lu Feng did not answer.

"My name is... Feiyin."

"This is my name, and this planet is named after me."

After Fei Yin's voice faded, the surroundings were quiet for a moment.

Lu Feng looked at her without saying a word.

Fei Yin's gaze shifted from him to the far end of the ruins, as if she could see something much farther away through the layers of broken buildings.

"This planet was once alive."

Her voice was very soft, as if she were recalling something from a long time ago.

"There are trees, water, a city, and brightly lit nights. People live, multiply, and build here, and I watch over them."

She paused for a moment.

"Then she came."

The dark green light dimmed for a moment deep within her pupils, as if something had sunk there.

"She has no name, or rather, she has many names..."

She can be anyone, in any form. She can transform into a familiar person, the most prestigious person on this planet, or even the dead, and reappear before the living.

She created suspicion, she created division, she turned once harmonious races against each other, she pitted family members against each other, and she turned friends against each other. She said she enjoyed watching the expressions on people's faces before they broke down.

Fei Yin's voice was calm, as if she were stating a fact that had happened a long time ago and had been repeatedly pondered by her.

"She doesn't need to destroy buildings, she doesn't need to kill living beings, she just needs to let the creatures of this planet do it themselves..."

Feiyin looked at him.

"She can see through people's hearts."

"She knows your deepest secrets, your most hidden fears, the part of you you least want anyone to know, and then she lays them all out in front of everyone, in a tone that's like telling a joke."

Fei Yin stopped speaking. Her gaze passed over Lu Feng and looked at the void behind him, her dark green pupils shrinking slightly.

"...She's here."

He turned his head in the direction of Fei Yin's gaze.

Beneath the gray sky at the end of the ruins, a figure stands on a half-collapsed high wall.

She was tall and slender, her face obscured, as if seen through a thin layer of mist, her features blurred.

"……haven't seen you for a long time."

Her voice came from a very, very far place, carrying a lazy, languid quality, like a smile that had just woken up.

"You're awake, you naughty girl~"

Feiyin did not speak.

She stood there, a dark green light swirling around her, like a defense slowly tightening.

The figure slowly floated down from the high wall, as if walking up an invisible staircase, each step taken with ease and nonchalance.

She stopped about twenty paces away from them and did not come any closer.

Her face was still blurry, but her eyes, those dark, gold-tinged pupils, seemed shrouded in mist...

He was scrutinizing the lander from head to toe, his gaze slow and careful.

Feiyin didn't speak, but her dark green light tightened around her, like an enraged cat arching its back.

The figure looked at Lu Feng and suddenly tilted its head slightly.

Then she laughed.

"I knew it~ this smell... it was too obvious."

She took a step forward.

"Foehn? That violent madman who likes to burn things to ashes."

Lu Feng remained silent.

She took another step closer, her dark golden pupils narrowing slightly, as if admiring something unusual.

"I've been in this galaxy for a very, very long time, and I haven't seen you. What are you doing here?"

Her voice carried a hint of curiosity, but more so a sense of scrutiny.

"This planet is my hunting ground. It took me forty-seven years to develop it to this extent. And you, you just landed and dug up the Jade Cave."

Her gaze fell on Fei Yin.

"I've been looking for her for thirteen years. Thirteen years ago, she sealed herself underground and shrank the consciousness of the entire planet into that ball of light. I searched every ruin, but I couldn't find where she was hiding. But you came and pulled her out in less than an hour."

Her smile became more pronounced.

"This can't be a coincidence, can it?"

Lu Feng recognized who was in front of him.

The Great Lord of Annihilation - Illusion

She waited a few seconds, but received no response. She wasn't in a hurry; she just turned her head to look at Fei Yin, and then at Lu Feng.

"So, are you here to see me, or to see her?"

But after waiting a few seconds without receiving a response, her smile deepened.

"Not talking? You weren't very talkative before either? I don't remember very well, since we haven't met many times, but your reputation... is too great, it's hard not to know about you."

Feiyin stood to the side, a dark green light swirling around her, but her gaze shifted back and forth between Huanlong and Lufeng.

Huanlong took a step forward, her posture as casual as if she were taking a stroll.

"You know who I am, but you don't know who he is."

She tilted her head and looked at Lu Feng.

"What do you think you pulled out of that underground seal? A kind passerby? Or some other being in need of help?"

Feiyin's voice finally rang out, softly but clearly.

"What do you mean?"

Huanlong smiled, with a sense of satisfaction, like the joy of finally waiting for a certain moment to arrive.

"He is the Burning Wind... just like me... the Great Lord of Annihilation."

She watched Fei Yin's changing expressions as if admiring a painting that was slowly unfolding.

"When you pleaded with him for help, did you know he was listening? Did you know you were appealing to another extinct tyrant?"

Feiyin's body moved slightly.

Lu Feng stood there, neither admitting nor denying.

Huanlong took a step back, her voice languid, as if telling a story.

"You spent thirteen years sealing yourself underground, waiting for a savior? And you finally got someone powerful enough to pull you out..."

"Then you tell him that the planet you were protecting was destroyed by a Doom Lord."

Her voice lowered a little.

"Don't you think it's a coincidence? It just so happens to be me, it just so happens to be him, it just so happens to be the thirteenth year you were sealed away."

Huanlong tilted her head slightly and looked at Lu Feng.

What do you think?

A moment later, as if she had received some kind of confirmation, she smiled.

"He didn't speak, but I knew who he was."

She floated back a few steps.

"Feiyin, next time before you ask for help, make sure you know who you're asking for help from."