Two days later, Shirley Ex arrived at Wild Crane Pass.
Facing this paternal aunt of his, Velin maintained an attitude of respect for an elder, telling her the specific details of some matters, but facing a cold expression, he had no interest in continuing the communication.
Velin did not go along with her, but still had Kyle take her to the old channel of the Misty River to try and see if she could retrieve the items stored in the pillars of light.
Three days later, the situation was unexpected. The keys to open those three pillars of light were indeed the bloodline of the Zesita Royal Family, which not only made Velin sigh with emotion at his grand-uncle's good fortune in actually being able to find a Zesita royal bloodline with such a high concentration.
According to the unspoken rules of this world, the bloodline concentration using the royal bloodline as a key was generally fifty percent, and stringently speaking, even reaching seventy percent.
Lord, is there anything else we need to do? Kyle asked softly.
Velin looked at the disappearing shadow of the wyvern and shook his head. "Forget it. I think those three items can probably only be driven by descendants of the Zesita Royal Family's bloodline. Even if I were to shamelessly ask my grand-uncle for them—though there's a very high probability he would give them to me—it's better to avoid extra trouble. Using a favor in this place isn't quite worth it."
"That's true." Kyle nodded in agreement.
The war was coming to an end, and the Kingdom of Isia was about to launch the population relocation and distribution plan. Qixing Territory would next enter a busy period.
On April 10, the Radiant Calendar 9739, the Axi Magic Kingdom and the Sacred Mountain Dwarf Kingdom