A Title That Was Never Wrong

"The Mystic Side is getting smaller and smaller."

Looking at the blindfolded Giant before him, who radiated an intensely intimidating aura and resembled a purple sweet potato, Tang Qi sighed for no apparent reason.

Since he was a Titan, his build naturally resembled that of a Giant.

This was common knowledge in the Transcendental World. Titans were sometimes synonymous with "Giants." Even a dwarf-Titan hybrid was far larger than humans.

Tang Qi had made this remark to Kodokus because, with a few twists of connection, he was linked to the Justice Titan race.

His friend, Lord of Thorns Raphael, had supposedly shared an ambiguous relationship with Goddess of Justice Gatis in some myths and legends. Although Tang Qi had secretly asked Raphael about it, Raphael declared that it was merely a rumor.

Furthermore, Tang Qi was on good terms with the William Family, the true rulers of Mihuang City. The William Family's ancestor, known as Honest William, was also a Subordinate God of Gatis.

Of course, Tang Qi had his own pride. Even if Gatis herself stood before him, he would not try to pull strings through connections.

Ignoring the pressure radiating from Kodokus, Tang Qi looked directly toward the judges' seats. Aside from the Dissident Stone Statue, there were over a dozen representatives of gods there. Not one was human, and all possessed formidable power.

Out of courtesy, he did not use Omniscience to peer into and analyze them directly. He merely memorized the appearances and auras of these Judges.

Learning about Foreign Races was also part of mystical knowledge.

Soon, his gaze met that of the blindfolded Chief Judge, another Justice Titan. He asked, "Your Honor, as the defense representative invited by Dineola, am I qualified to question that witness?"

As he spoke, Tang Qi pointed at Neva.