Huo Gu omitted the part about killing the Hui people and told the Revealers about Ming's situation.
"A Morning Star with a sense of self? I don't know. I've never seen any records of anything similar in the divine race's ruins."
This was also the first time the Revealers had learned of a planet like Ming, one possessing self-awareness. Even across their long years of existence, Ming's condition was something they had never heard of.
Not to mention that this was a Morning Star—a creation of the divine race, governed by the Great Destruction. Seeing one even once was exceedingly rare.
The Revealers were deeply shocked by Ming's existence. How could they not be? A Morning Star, like the Spirit Realm and the Star Gate, was a creation of the divine race.
It was a divine artifact!
A divine artifact had actually "come alive." How could that not be shocking?
Hmm... perhaps all Morning Stars had always been alive? The Revealers privately speculated as much. After all, they had only observed Morning Stars from afar and had never come into contact with one.
[I'm warning you! If you Revealers dare treat me like an object again, I'll kill you!]
"..."
Ming solemnly warned the Revealers.
The threat behind that warning could not have been more blatant. What was Ming? Ming was a Morning Star, a strategic weapon of the Hui civilization. And what were the Revealers? Ants beneath the Hui civilization. One was a nuclear bomb; the others were a nest of ants.
The Revealers knew their own limits well. Without knowing the upper limit of Ming's power, they did not have the courage to provoke him.
"What abilities do Morning Stars possess? And how powerful are they? To what extent can they go?" Huo Gu asked.
"..."
Huo Gu