Before long, Shalier led Richard to the last suspicious location.
It was none other than the foot of the Heavenly Kingdom Plateau—the hundred-meter Giant Door set into the stone wall, the one Richard had nearly been tricked into entering by Gao Ge's pet parrot.
"Here?" Standing before the stone wall, Richard pointed at the Giant Door and asked Shalier for confirmation.
"Here, my New God," Shalier answered respectfully.
"Then according to your guess, if I walk in, will I see the Space Jump Point?" Richard asked again.
"Perhaps the Giant Door itself is the Space Jump Point. Walk through it, and you will arrive in another plane," Shalier continued respectfully.
Richard fell silent at once. He studied the Giant Door intently for several seconds, then turned to stare at Shalier. A broad smile appeared on his face, and in the end, he even laughed aloud—a rare occurrence.
"Ha, hahaha!"
Under Richard's gaze and laughter, Shalier grew somewhat nervous. "M-my New God, what is wrong? Have I done something wrong?"
"No, no, you have done nothing wrong. In fact, you have done very well." Richard smiled. "What surprised me was that you managed to endure until now before exposing your true intentions. That must have been difficult."
Shalier froze for a moment. "My New God, I do not quite understand what you mean. Do you think I brought you somewhere dangerous to harm you? Absolutely not."
"Is that really so?" Richard asked. "Before this, I wasn't entirely certain. I only had a slight suspicion. But once you brought me here, I understood completely. This so-called suspicious location was nothing but a trap—your final plan for dealing with me."
"But, my True God, you have already searched almost all of Heaven. If even this is not where the Space Jump Point is,