Even Dark Moon had seemed fairly proactive in the Long Night.
They had joined forces to besiege the Tyrant, turning Forsaken Prison into a sea of flames.
And aside from the Mournful God, whose fate was uncertain, the other two participants had clearly met grim ends.
Fu Qian naturally remembered his recent experience clearly.
His original judgment remained unchanged: Dark Moon had definitely not been a mere bystander in that operation.
On the one hand, the claim that "Annalise never lived to see the Long Night" established that Dark Moon and the Blood Clan Progenitor were not the same person.
On the other, when Dark Moon had manifested, the Witch had even sensed it. That was practically proof that their powers truly shared the same origin.
Or perhaps Dark Moon was simply the Witch's "mother"?
Judging by the timeline he had pieced together, there wasn't actually any contradiction so far.
There was also a small piece of supporting evidence: a certain law core had once been taken from here to the Witch's world.
It had formed a special barrier of stars, and was clearly closely connected to Dark Moon's power...
Taking the timeline mentioned earlier into account, could he boldly assume that the Blood Clan Progenitor Annalise's downfall had something to do with Dark Moon?
The former had failed to live to see the Long Night, but Dark Moon, who had inherited some of her symbols while wielding a somewhat different kind of power, had inherited her will as well?
Though what Dark Moon had done during the Long Night might not have been Annalise's original intention.
And after doing all that, Dark Moon hadn't just escaped the Long Night, unlike most of the other tragic gods.
Dark Moon had even gone to another world, unlike Rainbow of Yao Bian?