Being able to clear his name and possibly walk once more beneath Great Xia's sunlight in his true identity was, no matter what, good news for Zhang Tie.
If the Office of the Chief Justice of Great Xia truly could revoke the warrant for his arrest, Zhang Tie would naturally be glad to see it. But he also understood that even if the Office of the Chief Justice of Great Xia was ultimately forced by pressure to revoke the warrant, it did not mean he could rest easy. The true mastermind who had plotted against him was still hiding in the shadows. Unless he uncovered that black hand, he would not be truly safe. Wherever he went, he would be a target, and this matter would not be over.
That black hand was, at the very least, likely a Phantom Knight who had undergone three chakra transformations, and could also mobilize vast resources. If he did not uncover this person, then once he reappeared with Zhang Tie's face and this person found another chance to plot against him, Zhang Tie was certain that if this person struck at him a second time, it would be even more perilous than the first. The enemy was hidden while he stood exposed—there was no situation more dangerous than this.
Therefore, the greatest danger to him now was no longer the arrest warrant from the Office of the Chief Justice of Great Xia, but that black hand behind the scenes. Compared to Zhang Tie's identity, Cui Li's identity was now more suited to his struggle against that black hand.
In the end, every struggle came down to strength, and strength was what decided victory or defeat. Thus, Zhang Tie once again came alone to the core region of Iron Enclosure Mountain.
With the secret