They had seen a ship?
The information White Bear had provided left everyone puzzled.
"You mean that person was on the ship then? Could he have already boarded a ship and fled?" Xius asked.
White Bear shook his head, a barely perceptible trace of embarrassment on his face. "That's not it. Using prophecy to perceive the future is... rather difficult with my strength. But retracing the past, which has already become an established fact, is relatively easier. So the ship I saw should have been the one he took to Edge Island."
Although White Bear had not provided a specific direction, this clue alone allowed them to deduce quite a few things.
First, there was the clue that the other party had come to the Old Earth Continent by ship!
"Generally speaking, those who travel by ship are mostly wizard apprentices, without vehicles for long-distance travel." Sanders lightly tapped his knuckles against the table. "As for formal wizards, unless they have a special assignment, they generally would not stay aboard a ship. In fact, such special assignments are few and rare—either acting as a guardian, a guide, or a hired hand."
"Master, you mean that person was very likely a wizard apprentice?" Angel asked.
That possibility did exist. They had already speculated before that the Guman King could not have used his heartblood to connect with Blood Source Reversion. Once his heartblood was damaged, it would be an enormous blow to the Guman King, perhaps even an irreparable flaw that could affect his future prospects!
Since it was not the Guman King's blood, then it was indeed possible that the owner of Crimson Sovereignty was a wizard apprentice.
Sanders said, "It cannot be confirmed, but the possibility cannot be ruled out."
Angel looked at White Bear again. Originally, he had