A divine dynasty could not possibly have two ancestral courts.
So what was going on now? Qin Yang was filled with doubt, but for the moment, he had no way to find an answer.
Even if Great Yan was overall far inferior to Great Ying, the defenses of its imperial palace would not be much worse.
Qin Yang knew exactly what the defenses of Li Capital's imperial palace were like. Anyone below the Dao Monarch realm who tried to force their way in would certainly die, while sneaking inside was utterly impossible.
With that comparison in mind, Qin Yang naturally knew that infiltrating Great Yan's imperial palace was nothing but a pipe dream.
No matter how Great Yan compared to Great Ying, it was still qualified to call itself a divine dynasty.
The Great Emperor of a divine dynasty possessed, at the very least, the strength of a Dao Monarch.
So he could forget about the imperial palace.
The other direction indicated by the token should be where the true ancestral court lay.
Great Yan's ancestral court was different from Great Ying's.
The location of Great Ying's ancestral court was hardly a secret. Back when the Emperor Ying's might overshadowed the Great Wilderness, those without sufficient strength could only dream of targeting the ancestral court, while those with the strength would not consider themselves too long-lived and do something that harmed others without benefiting themselves.
The precise location of Great Yan's ancestral court, however, was a secret. Very few people knew it.
Qin Yang was certain that the identity of that Ma Gua Prefect was anything but simple, and that he knew many things, precisely because of this.
Logically speaking, if a Capital City Prefect had visited the ancestral court once, it could barely be explained as basking in imperial