"Something like that happened?"
At the lodgings, Mister Jian and Your Highness Ming were both stunned when they heard the news from Gu, one of the Black Mining Star Sword Sect.
That Third Elder of the Night Demon Naye Clan was quite a figure. Yet he had actually been killed by an obscure Little Celestial God?
"How did your investigation go?" Mister Jian asked curiously.
"The results are rather strange..." the other party said solemnly. "According to the records, that Little Celestial God's background is extremely ordinary. He was a Celestial God barely cultivated by a Third-Rate Warrior Family. Apparently, he only obtained his first resource star through drifting travel..."
"Drifting?" Mister Jian froze. As someone who had lived for over a hundred eras, he naturally knew what Celestial God drifting meant. It was generally a path chosen out of desperation by impoverished Celestial God offspring whose families could not provide them with resource stars—a cannon-fodder endeavor that depended entirely on luck.
The chances of finding a resource star in the vast universe through such an act were minuscule, practically less than one in a hundred. Could a Celestial God with such a background really have killed Mo Xiu?
"Wait..." Mister Jian suddenly recalled something and asked in a low voice, "What did you say his family was called? Aierdia?"
"Yes..." The other party hurriedly replied.
Mister Jian stroked his chin and looked toward Your Highness Ming beside him.
Ming looked over at the same time. The two of them clearly remembered that when the priest named Luo En had announced Lord Iluvatar's decree, it had explicitly mentioned that the Ninth Prince had been warned because he wanted to harm a guest of Lord Iluvatar's family member.
And the guest mentioned in Lord Iluvatar's decree seemed to have the surname