The Divine Seal Throne's Rejection? (Part Two)

Though the white light was vast and boundless, the violet-gold radiance carried a lofty, exalted air. In terms of aura, neither could suppress the other; they could only collide without end.

This was Haoyue's power. Was the Divine Seal Throne of Eternity and Creation rejecting Haoyue's power? Long Haochen was secretly horrified. If that was truly the case, what choice should he make?

A struggle arose within Long Haochen's heart.

Haoyue was his companion, his Blood Pact companion. Abandoning Haoyue might even lead to its death. Yet the Divine Seal Throne was also something Long Haochen was determined to obtain. As the Federation Chairman and the most gifted knight in the Knight Temple's history, if he could not gain the Divine Seal Throne's recognition, both the growth of his strength and his prestige within the Federation would suffer a tremendous blow.

Between the two, how was he supposed to choose?

Moreover, it was not only the violet-gold radiance that was being rejected. Another dark-gold gleam appeared within that mass of golden light.

Compared to the violet-gold radiance, this dark-gold light was far more subdued. Yet it was equally stubbornly connected to the golden light representing Long Haochen. Moreover, its intensity did not seem much weaker than that of the violet-gold radiance.

The violet-gold represented by Haoyue belonged to the fusion of their bloodlines—the power of bloodline. But what was this dark-gold light? If it too was the power of bloodline, when had he ever possessed such power?

Dark gold did not represent darkness, but it likewise carried an incredibly powerful sense of strength. Moreover, this sense of power chiefly appeared in the depths of Long Haochen's soul. In other words, this dark-gold power was inextricably linked to his soul power.

Long Haochen had never been indecisive by nature. After a