He manipulated gravity, directly flying himself up to the top floor, with Su Peng and Zhang Jingyang following him one after another.
Lu Yu instinctively glanced at the light beam above, and the mont he saw the beam supporting the defensive barrier of the Sky Realm, his heart skipped a beat—the light beam had developed a breach.
This breach was sothing he hadn’t noticed before, which ant that the flawlessly seamless defense of the Sky Realm now had a weak point.
Su Peng noticed Lu Yu stopping in his tracks, and asked sowhat curiously, "Is there sothing wrong?"
Lu Yu shook his head and said, "Let’s go out and take a look."
In truth, he wasn’t entirely sure of his assumption, so he didn’t voice it out loud.
Moreover, if the barrier of the Sky Realm had a breach, even if he didn’t say it, Su Peng and the others would see it when they went outside.
As they walked out of the small door of the core fortress, Su Peng looked up to the sky, already noting a distinct breach in the sky, with nurous shape-shifting creatures squeezing through that breach.
"Look over there, there’s a door; let’s head that way!" soone noticed Lu Yu and his group, hastily running in their direction.
Seeing them run into the fifth floor without any hindrance, Lu Yu and the others were sowhat surprised.
Su Peng asked in astonishnt, "What’s going on? Has the ti restriction been lifted?"
"What do we do?" Without waiting for the two to answer, he posed another question.
Zhang Jingyang and Lu Yu knew what he ant: those people were running over here, should they keep them out?
After pondering for a mont, Zhang Jingyang shook his head and said, "Forget it, there are other families out there too, even if we close the door, they could still get in."
"If we close the door in their faces, we’d only be making enemies of them," Zhang Jingyang added.
Under these circumstances, choosing to let others into the core fortress was almost the only option.
Anyway, whether they closed the door or not, others would have the opportunity to get in; not closing the door was ironically the better choice.
Furthermore, Lu Yu noticed a familiar figure among the crowd—Chu Tiange.
Judging by his pristine clothing, Chu Tiange was likely part of the first group to enter the Sky Realm; otherwise, he would be dressed like most others around, in rags.
Chu Tiange also noticed Lu Yu at the door but didn’t make a fuss, keeping his position in the middle of the crowd as he ran towards the small door.
"Let’s go downstairs first, to prevent them from wanting the Core of Space-Ti once they get inside. You stay here to close the door," Zhang Jingyang instructed Lu Yu.
Lu Yu nodded, having no objections.
The Fourth Prince dashed past Lu Yu, mouthing so words but saying nothing as he swiftly went through the small door.
The people hadn’t all made it inside when a torrent of strange entities surged forth. Lu Yu made a decisive call, ignoring the pleading eyes from outside, and slamd the door shut.
With their only chance of survival sealed off by Lu Yu, those left outside cursed loudly, hurling a barrage of vulgarities at Lu Yu’s ancestors.
Their voices were soon drowned out by the countless ominous beings swarming in, making it impossible for Lu Yu to hear them.
Seeing Lu Yu close the door in ti, the others inside said nothing, but secretly cheered him on in their hearts.
Had Lu Yu not closed it, they likely would have rushed over to do it themselves.
Disregarding the others in the fortress, Lu Yu descended to the lowest level, where he found a group gathered around the Ti Cabin. Glancing around, he spotted Su Peng and Zhang Jingyang in a corner.
He walked over, intending to ask them why they relinquished the cabin.
Su Peng’s lips moved slightly, and Lu Yu imdiately understood.
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