In the observations that followed, Saine once again confirmed his suspicions.
As time passed, more and more Huya warships gathered around the Planetary Fortress.
Their numbers had far surpassed the strength of Gemora's own tribe as she had described it to Saine.
During this time, Saine also sensed on more than one occasion that new Level-4 lifeforms had arrived.
Faced with this situation, Saine could only conceal his life aura even more deeply.
The good news was that the Huya people, whose senses were relatively dull, never realized that Saine, who appeared to possess only late-stage Level Three strength, was in fact a genuine Level-4 lifeform.
But the bad news was that not long after entering the Planetary Fortress, Saine was informed that Gemora's father wished to see him.
Within the spacious starship hall, steeped in the ancient style of the Huya people, Saine met Gemora's father.
He was a burly, rugged-looking Level-5 Creature with deep red skin.
Saine had noticed that although the Huya people's body surfaces tended toward red, they held green in the highest regard. Even the decorations in the hall that represented kingship were mostly made of Milan Bronze.
Perhaps that was why Gemora had thought him "handsome" at first sight.
Red, on the other hand, was a taboo color among the Huya people. Apart from members of the royal family, ordinary Huya people were simply not permitted to use objects of that color.
Thus, before coming to meet the Huya King, Saine had changed his original Red Cloak to a dark green one at Gemora's suggestion.
Gemora's father had no interest in Saine's identity. He was merely curious about who his daughter had been spending so much time with lately.
Creatures above Level Four found it extremely difficult to produce offspring, and this Huya