Even Klein did not know the details of the Night Emperor's fall, so he was quite astonished upon hearing the intelligence revealed by Emperor: The Six Gods had supported the Night Emperor, hadn't they? Why had They joined forces to bring about His fall? Could it have been because the Night Emperor wanted to keep the spoils from their early victories for Himself, resulting in an unfair division? Lacking crucial information, Alger also made an association: Theoretically speaking, the Trensoost Family was a Beyonder family of the Black Emperor pathway. Could it be that after obtaining the Uniqueness and the Sequence 1 spoils, the Night Emperor had wanted one of His family members to become the Black Emperor, but the Six Gods disagreed, leading to a conflict?
Regarding this question, Cattleya knew no more than Hanged Man: She truly could not imagine where the conflict between the Six Gods and the Night Emperor lay. They had clearly worked together to unify... Could it have been precisely because the Night Emperor had unified the Northern Continent? Perhaps the Six Gods' faction had actually shown signs of internal division. Could it be that They did not wish to see a unified Northern Continent, so They had joined forces to eliminate the Night Emperor and supported the four great nobles of the Trensoost Empire in establishing the four major nations?
Audrey's knowledge and experience did not compare to those of the three above, but through their previous transactions, she suddenly realized something: The royal families of the Loen Kingdom and the Feneport Kingdom were both Beyonder families of the Arbiter pathway. Moreover, according to Emperor's description, the Loen Royal Family had a Sequence 1 Beyonder, and perhaps the Feneport Kingdom had one as well. This inevitably brought Tudor and Trensoost to mind. Could