That figure who could stand shoulder to shoulder with the Heavenly Dao was like a deity, high above. If he had not fallen like a tiger onto the plains this time, he would never have cooperated with them. The man in black knew this as well.
Ye Tian frowned. From the looks of it, they had not forcibly abducted Earth Earl.
Could there be some other hidden truth?
"What did he leave for me before he left?"
Ye Tian asked, directly holding out his hand.
Without hesitation, the man in black handed the blue bead from his robes to Ye Tian.
"What is this?"
It was Ye Tian's first time seeing such a thing.
The man in black was visibly stunned. He found it hard to believe that someone had never heard of an Inheritance Bead, especially someone before him whose cultivation was so profound.
Yet when he saw Ye Tian turn the Inheritance Bead over and over in his hand, he could not help asking cautiously.
"You truly do not know what this is?"
Ye Tian shot him a look and put on airs.
"Ever since this old man was sealed away, I have ceased to concern myself with worldly affairs. Who knows how many tens of thousands of years have passed? How could I possibly know what this object is?"
The man in black relaxed slightly. He had seemed to suspect that Ye Tian was not from this world, yet he did not doubt Ye Tian's words.
Every world had those who devoted themselves to cultivation and ignored worldly affairs. In the Immortal Realm, they were called Rogue Cultivators; among mortals, they were called recluses.
Consumed by cultivation, such people would sometimes even seal themselves away, only emerging when they encountered their so-called fated person.
If the man