Who was Ramon?
Fu Qian did not actually know that clearly either; he would need to ask Jade Soul Master for the specifics.
Fortunately, Fu Qian knew this much. This was also one of the gains from the deadly battle against his inner demons, and theoretically, it was another of his aliases.
That was right. As a top-tier master of dark arts who had refined countless "selves," Jade Soul Master clearly had quite a collection besides Meria.
During the final battle in Forsaken Prison, he had even brought out five contestants at once, and Ramon had been the first among them.
So the question was, Jade Soul Master himself might have been of a higher rank—but what about those people he had refined?
Ramon, Abomination, Boerthia, Typhon, Ao...
Could any of them have been at the same rank as "Fu Qian," or even lower?
In that case, if they combined those names with the emblems to see whether the call could be received by Forsaken Prison, could that prove the earlier question—
Was the reason Fu Qian's name could not be called because his rank was insufficient?
Those of us who did research always valued a step-by-step approach.
Expressionlessly setting forth the objective for the new stage, Fu Qian said little more. He merely recalled Ramon's appearance and locked onto an empty round platform.
Exquisite clothing, two carefully trimmed mustaches, pupils narrowed like needlepoints...
In the blink of an eye, he shaped a figure over there from the same material as the Vacuum Flower.
Still not quite satisfied, he additionally shaped a Meria on the adjacent platform.
"No matter what, this time I'll prove it myself..."
By then, the two volunteers had finally finished their debate. They had even fairly agreed to one test each, with Southern Taylor verifying whether