"As far as we know, it was Aegle who cast the curse upon the world, forbidding the people of Amphoreus from touching the world beyond the sky."
"I don't think so." Before Lunae Piss could answer, Yan Huan was the first to deny this universally accepted belief.
"If Aegle had that kind of ability, he wouldn't have fled when he saw us, nor would he have been killed by the Lightning Knight."
"To fly out of Amphoreus requires an extremely high level of authority."
"Is that so?" Feng Jin looked at Lunae Piss.
"Lady Lunae Piss, do you know the secrets behind this?"
"The curse descended from the sky..." Lunae Piss pondered.
"I can't verify whether this claim is true."
"When Seneos fought Aegle, the Titan's avatar also flew into the high sky."
"But it seemed never to have attempted to break through the Sky Curtain to escape our pursuit."
"Even you were able to suppress it in battle. That makes the situation even clearer." Yan Huan seemed deep in thought.
"Someone else sealed off the sky."
"In my view, that person was most likely Laigushi."
"After all, 'audience' and the like have always been synonyms for something being off in my dictionary."
"Is that so?" Feng Jin looked at Yan Huan curiously.
"Earlier, Huan Bao, did you also encounter people similar to the Divine Audience?"
"Were they very powerful?"
"Not really." Yan Huan spread his hands. "The strongest one might have been able to destroy a universe, at most."
"Amphoreus's history was written by people. Ordinary people and outsiders like us view things from different angles."
"The locals believed Aegle did it simply because they thought the Titans were the strongest beings in existence."
"And since that city-state had ascended to the heavens, they naturally associated it with the