After their initial surprise, though, anger began to boil on the features of the patriarchs. They were completely blinded, and quite frankly, were about to make a very stupid move.
If they were at all intelligent, they would begin to think about where a genius like Thadius could possibly co from. Then they would think about how said genius, despite having every right to stomp over the entirety of this world tournant, was instead playing subordinate for Dyon.
Without a full host of information, anyone willing to think that far would imdiately think that Dyon’s genius was also linked to this young man. And just one step further and they’d conclude that Dyon and Thadius must have a master capable of raising disciples on that level.
In the end, if such a master existed, would they really put anyone in this universe in their eyes? Much less the patriarchs of re God level clans.
In any other universe, the God Clans here wouldn’t barely be fit to be Focus Academy level existences. But, these old farts were so used to reigning supre over everything that they couldn’t even be bothered to think that far..
However, before the patriarchs could say another word, yet another wave of heat threatened to lt away the stadium. This ti though, it held none of the beautiful violet that ca with King Belmont. No… This ti, it was like the golden blaze of sun descending the horizon.
In an instant, a middle-aged man with golden hair that looked like the fiery mane of a lion descended from the skies. To his sides stood two young n. The first was soone everyone recognized – the first rank of the foundation stage, Tau’s younger brother, Ur Aun. The second was soone even more famous. The true rank two of the cumulative rankings, only behind Lionel Belmont, Tau Aun.
It was clear that this middle-aged man, then, was their father. The head of the Royal God Clan of Planet Deimos – King Aun.
“Young man.” King Aun ignored them all, including Dyon, focusing his attention on Thadius. “Tell , is your master the owner of Heaven’s Wine?”
A sudden thought seed to materialize in everyone’s mind all at once. Who else could be his master if not for a hidden expert on that level?
Heaven’s Wine wasn’t an establishnt held to only Earth. In fact, it was found throughout every planet in this universe. Many even speculated that it just might be found elsewhere in the quadrant as well.
Many had been looking forward to seeing the performance of this expert’s students, but none had seemingly chosen to participate. Or, maybe none had made it clear that they were his or her disciple.
The only true disciple of the Heaven’s Wine owner that Dyon knew was Iaachus. However, although Dyon hadn’t been out to look for him, he hadn’t noticed his presence at the world tournant either.
To everyone in attendance, if Thadius was truly a disciple of this expert, then it made sense why his other disciples hadn’t participated either. After all, if they were such high-level saints at a re 30 to 40 years of age, this tournant would be nothing but a joke to them!
Thadius snorted. “All you need to know is that Dyon is the successor to my master, and therefore, for all intents and purposes, is my master.”
Thadius didn’t have much patience for people like King Aun. Thadius’ previous actions had made it clear that he listened to Dyon’s commands, and yet this King Aun still asked sothing so obvious. It was obvious that he was only asking because he couldn’t wrap his head around Dyon being so great.
King Aun turned his attention to Dyon, boring his golden eyes and scanning soone he thought he’d be able to see through easily. ‘No cultivation? Foundation stage soul? That can’t be right…’
After witnessing Dyon fight Iris, King Aun knew that it was impossible for this to be true. It was a fact that understanding wills boosted your combat prowess, so technically speaking, if you were masterful enough with your wills, even a foundation stage expert could beat an Essence Gathering expert who was weak in his wills.
In fact, it was possible to match up to even celestial level experts at that low of a stage, theoretically speaking. This was because will level fusions, if on a high enough level, could trump intents often tis just like how even low-level supre laws were worth investing in even if you grasped intents.
However, even if King Aun accepted the possibility of Dyon having no energy cultivation, having such a weak soul would have made it too difficult to learn the wills he knew. Which ant only one of two things. Either Dyon’s body cultivation was that tyrannical, or, he had the ability to hide things even from him as a mid level celestial expert…
“Are you willing to tell who your master is?” King Aun faintly released his aura, trying to probe Dyon further.
Dyon smiled. “It’s no secret.”
The crowd waited with baited breath. Was he really about to reveal it?
“I’m the last disciple of the Celestial Deer Sect. However, I’m also the successor the Demon Sage Sargeras.”
The heart of Patriarch Pakal seized. This was a na written in the annals of Pakal lore. How could he not recognize such a na? The man who had sacrificed his everything for the hope of a better future.
Caedlum and his elder brother both looked toward their father. When had they ever seen their father react in such a way? He was their rock, an anchor that had held their small Pakal branch family up even in the face of being essentially cast away to these lands. If it wasn’t for him, how many tis would the Ragnor clan have trampled all over them?
And yet this man was practically shaking in his seat, paling as though he had seen a ghost.
The reason was simple… That lofty Demon Sage, the one feared by so many, also had a na that spread throughout the martial world…
Sargeras Pakal.
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