Why was it Liu Shaoge?
No matter how I looked at it, it didn't make sense.
How could the bones of one of the Six Luminaries be so easy to obtain? Even if someone wanted to bone-plant, it shouldn't be Liu Shaoge. It should be someone stronger. After all, bone-planting had its limits. If two bone-planters transplanted the bones of the same person, only one could wield the strength of the bones' original owner. The other would fail.
If having bones meant you could bone-plant without limit, and every bone-planter could wield the strength of the person whose bones they had received, that would be terrifying. In that case, Eternity could never have been defeated, and the Bone Boat could have grown more than ten times larger.
Of course, there was another possibility: bone-planting might allow someone to grow stronger, rather than directly granting them the strength of the bones' original owner. Silver, for example, had once possessed Death God's finger bone and used it to grow stronger, cultivate, and eventually master death energy. At the time, Death God's left arm was in Tian Dou's hands.
Neither of them could directly wield Death God's battle prowess. Otherwise, how could I have fought them during that period?
Liu Shaoge must have been bone-planted some time ago, certainly before the Six Luminaries died.
Bone-planting didn't just use the bones of dead experts.
When Silver used Death God's finger bone, Death God wasn't dead, either.
Would a Destiny give it its own bones? That was impossible, too.
Even if the Six Luminaries feared it, they wouldn't let it do whatever it wanted.
Things had gotten troublesome.
Bone-planting had returned.
Although bone-planting had been defeated once, this method could keep reappearing. Eternity had created a Bone Boat, so the Clock organization could create an