Lu Yin looked up. Was it about the census? It had indeed been done. There was a World Alliance in the Three Thousand Great Worlds of the New Universe.
Back then, the Glory Hall had used it as a source of funding. The alliance could manufacture, sell, and buy back Great Worlds. Through it, the Glory Hall—and now the Heavenly Sect—had gained a general understanding of these Great Worlds.
Some of them, such as the Radiance World and Chihong Great World, had Star Envoys. Most of the rest were places where people who couldn't survive on this continent had hidden away. Their combined strength was less than that of a single small sect in the Inner Universe, so there was no need to count them.
But neither during the Glory Hall era nor in the current Heavenly Sect Era had anyone dared claim they knew all the Great Worlds.
No one knew whether some of them held truly powerful beings.
The Fifth Continent had endured several massive battles, including wars that threatened humanity's very survival, and these Great Worlds had been put to use. Yet they had never revealed anyone exceptionally powerful. Their greatest value was in transporting people.
However, Lu Yin remembered the time a card had flashed past. It had made Mu Tian Lun, then the presiding judge of the Interstellar Arbitration Court, wary enough not to touch it. In Lu Yin's eyes at the time, it might have possessed over a million combat power—perhaps even approaching the Half-Ancestor level. He had later ordered a search for the Great World that card had come from, but they had never found it.
That Great World had stuck in his mind. He didn't know what it was, and that was why he wanted to find out.
Still, no Great World