Those two had them, so why didn't they?
At that moment, countless gazes turned toward the guardian above.
"Senior, you said that the selection was meant to choose stronger people—more monstrous prodigies—to uphold the name of our Third Region."
"But why do even a Primordial Unity Mystic Immortal and a child have spots? What could they do if they entered the Second Region? What could they possibly accomplish?"
A prodigy unafraid of death immediately spoke up to question him.
Yet the guardian above remained seated cross-legged where he was, still as an old monk in meditation.
"The fact that they obtained spots is their own capability. You're right—we are selecting prodigies. But if someone can win spots that even you dream of day and night for his woman and child, doesn't that mean he is even more terrifying?"
"In the Second Region, having more people is useless."
"He is monstrous enough, and he has the ability. Naturally, he can do so."
"If you have that ability, you may go seize spots yourselves. You can even bring along your family members and the spirit beasts from your household to the Second Region."
"I will not stop you. But can you truly do it?"
After the guardian finished speaking, the expressions of the prodigies turned exceedingly ugly. His words had come just short of pointing at their noses and saying that they were incapable.
But were they really incapable?
No, they were capable—very capable.
They absolutely could not say that they were incapable.
For a time, the thoughts of these prodigies became restless. Since that was the case, then they could not blame them for being merciless.
That fellow had managed to secure a spot for the woman and child of a Primordial Unity Mystic Immortal. That was indeed skill, and formidable