Ch. 82The Man Named Chen Said Yaoguang Holy Land Was Built atop the Ruthless Emperor's Grave
Lu Zhou publicly repeated rumors linking Yaoguang’s Dragon Pattern Black Gold Cauldron to the Ruthless Emperor, prompting Saint Son Yaoguang to deny them and reject any accusation of an attack. Lu Zhou then escalated the confrontation by claiming a man named Chen said Yaoguang Holy Land stood atop the Ruthless Emperor’s grave and planned to relocate.
- Lu Zhou brought up rumors that Yaoguang’s Dragon Pattern Black Gold Cauldron had been made as an offering to the Ruthless Emperor, unsettling Yaoguang’s Saint Son, Jiang Yifei, and other powerful onlookers.
- Saint Son Yaoguang declared the rumors false, defended Yaoguang’s history of sacrifices, and argued that the Holy Land had no reason to attack Lu Zhou and Haoyue.
- Lu Zhou insisted he had never accused Yaoguang and said he had only repeated what a mysterious man named Chen told him.
- Lu Zhou added that Chen had claimed Yaoguang Holy Land was built atop the Ruthless Emperor’s grave and intended to relocate before her tomb opened and unleashed a great terror.