"Ancestor Xia, you want to seize a Luotian Rank?"
Beneath the stars, Di Bi, dressed in green, emerged from the void and walked over at an unhurried pace.
I raised my head, reached out to take her hand, and helped her down to the ground. "Do you have a suggestion?"
"The Star Alliance can't be touched, and the Child Spirit Seat isn't suitable, but we can stir up some other forces. After all, Star God Heaven is still very vast." Di Bi gave a wicked smile.
"Oh? Such as?" I thought. This woman definitely had another rotten idea up her sleeve—maybe she was even settling personal scores under public pretext. She had far too many enemies.
"For instance, those old fellows in the Prison Star Sea who've lived for centuries. Or that rat who picked up a Luotian Rank of my Earth Clan during the last world-ending war, then hid away in our Initial Spirit Seat and never dared show himself." As Di Bi spoke, she glanced at Di Juan.
Di Juan hurriedly bowed.
Di Bi turned back as if she had seen nothing. "In the past, I couldn't be bothered to provoke those people. But since you've brought it up now—and you have the strength to challenge every Luotian Rank—if we don't reserve it for a little girl of our Earth Clan, wouldn't we just be handing it to someone else?"
"The real target isn't the Prison Star Sea, but that person in your Earth Clan's Initial Spirit Seat, right?" I asked.
"Hehe, that depends on whether you're willing to return to our Emperor Star Sea." Di Bi hooked her arm around mine. Her brazen behavior made the women present stare wide-eyed at one another.
Xue Wei frowned. "Hasn't your Earth Clan's Initial Spirit Seat been sealed for nearly