Xuan Huang asked this, and Ye Tian was stunned for a moment. Then he remembered—that being had indeed come looking for him at the very end.
When Ye Tian saw him, he had already exhausted the last of his strength and ultimately perished at the edge of the Chaos Sea.
"What you said may be right, but who could possibly know for sure?"
"Still, your inference does carry a certain degree of accuracy."
Ye Tian spoke calmly, not telling Xuan Huang everything. These matters were not something she could come into contact with all at once.
Or perhaps he could give her some time and let her uncover similar matters within the Chaos Sea herself.
"So it really is possible!"
"Then did he truly see who created this cage? Could his death have had something to do with the one who created it?"
Xuan Huang was immediately fired up and began asking excitedly.
In truth, she was not so much pressing Ye Tian for answers as questioning an idea of her own. She had merely voiced it now.
Yet those questions had indeed fallen upon Ye Tian.
Ye Tian shook his head slightly. "Someone capable of opening up a world, even one who can establish rules, regulations, and restrictions upon the laws and Great Dao, would absolutely not act in such a manner."
"Those who have reached such a realm are inevitably above Saints. In other words, even if that first living being born into this world stood upon the threshold of transcendence, he would still be far from it."
"Besides, the shackles of this world were not created by anyone. They arose naturally, following a Heavenly Dao method of self-operating laws."
After giving it some thought, Ye Tian offered this answer to Xuan Huang.
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