Was this a warning? Dao Qiongchang had concluded that his ultimate state of intent originated from Nuo, and now wanted to tactfully tell him that he might already have become one of Nuo's contingency plans? Or did he want to use this question to probe out more of Xu Xiaoshou's knowledge regarding Nuo?
Dao Qiongchang's concerns were certainly one possibility.
But Xu Xiaoshou had his own judgment. From what he had seen and heard in the worlds behind those three doors, he had gained a rough understanding of Nuo.
Nuo was a good person.
Compared to his own understanding, the Ten Ancestors and Dao Qiongchang could probably only be called "not deeply informed."
After all, they had not undergone Transcendent Dao Transformation in the Way of Time. They did not know that what Xu Xiaoshou had seen also involved the original Time Ancestor and Name Ancestor.
Everything they knew about Nuo should have come through "passive" contact, while Xu Xiaoshou could count as having "actively" triggered it halfway.
The unknown was the greatest fear.
It was easy to understand why Dao Qiongchang had such concerns.
And what Dao Qiongchang wanted to know—Xu Xiaoshou's level of understanding of Nuo—was likewise not hard to verify. He only needed to ask about the rough course of Xu Xiaoshou's contact with Nuo, or even just whether it had been "active" or "passive."
Xu Xiaoshou probed indirectly. "My considerations aren't important. You, though—after hearing you talk so much, it doesn't sound like hearsay. Have you seen Nuo?"
Only the Ten Ancestors had seen Nuo.
Some among the Ten Ancestors might not have seen Nuo even through Reincarnation.
Yet Xu Xiaoshou dared conclude that Dao Qiongchang was no ordinary person. For others at this level, seeing Nuo would be a fantasy beyond the clouds, but for