Compared with Luo Yuan, the topic of Liang Lu made the Martial Emperor cut off Ronan's desire to communicate more directly, more bluntly. Yet it was still different from Tang Yi's utterly subtle, icy domain.
Did she not want to talk about it, or could she not?
Hmm, how had the Martial Emperor communicated with Liang Lu back then? Ronan could not imagine it.
Still, "contact" and "communication" themselves could already reflect certain things.
With Liang Lu as a reference, he began seriously considering the Martial Emperor's level and identity before her reincarnation.
In Ronan's view, Liang Lu, who had endured such hardship and tribulation, was already vastly different in temperament from the young gentleman he had met in the "Relay Station." Liang Lu placed immense importance on rank and protocol. People of a given level were only allowed to know matters of that level. Some information he kept locked tightly in his own hands; unless someone was a target he had personally designated, they could not even come into contact with it.
In the Mist Labyrinth, the "Great Lord Rule Imprint" that only Raven's "Form-Spirit Blending" state could capture made the point quite clearly. So did the history of the "Calamity Era" that Ronan could never find in the "External Neuron" Database.
For Liang Lu to contact and communicate with the Martial Emperor, even informing her of intelligence concerning the Great Monarch and Dominator levels, clearly meant that in his eyes, the Martial Emperor was "worthy" of such information.
If one wanted to parse the wording, Liang Lu's designation of her as a "Pioneer" could also serve as evidence: the title was equal in standing, perhaps even somewhat respectful.
The Martial Emperor's form of address for Liang Lu, meanwhile, had been quite casual. Surely that was not just because