Hearing Iver's words, Zhu Tang was moved for a moment as well.
This middle-aged ritualist with the Heavenly Eye slowly exhaled and sighed, "This Journey to the West truly let me witness far, far too much..."
He had seen slaves who did not even possess the qualifications to become human, as well as gods who had fallen from the heavens.
He had seen ordinary people caught up in the tide of the times, struggling helplessly, and he had also seen dynasties that had stood for centuries collapse overnight and be replaced...
He had also witnessed the rise and fall of ancient races that had flourished before humanity was born, and experienced the Savior's complete growth, confusion, and epiphany.
Without a doubt, none of this was something he could have witnessed in the Primordial Era.
"It could be said that losing one's horse led to gaining a blessing."
Zhu Tang sighed. "When I return, I'll surely write a book and establish a biography. I'll tell His Majesty everything I've seen and share it with my old friends. It's just a pity that I may not live to see the end..."
Even though Zhu Tang was an extraordinarily powerful Grand Wizard, it would still be difficult for him to survive the descent of the Abyss Angel.
Therefore, he would always have to leave—that was precisely what he most wanted to do.
Although it was a pity that he could not witness the conclusion of Iver's story, returning to see his family was ultimately more important.
"That isn't really a problem."
Hearing this, "Encyclopedia" Plotinus spoke up. "Everything in this world is recorded in the Dream Realm. You have already formed a bond with His Majesty Iver, which is equivalent to obtaining the key to the Gate of Truth."
Without realizing it, he