The Big Shots of the Three Great Empires

The conversation between the two of them was obviously not meant for William to publicize.

Someone suspected that either he or Thor was the reincarnation of the Thunder God, and William had known about this news for a long time.

That was because his identity as the Hand of Thunder was no secret in many people's eyes.

Yet Your Highness did not expect Caesar to be quite decent after all, actually telling him about the reincarnations of the other two Main Gods.

If he had not known, wouldn't he have been endlessly grateful to him?

However, through his tone, William also understood that the saints still could not figure out whether they were truly reincarnated deities for the time being.

To this day, they remained in a state of suspicion.

It was simply because they were too strong among professionals of the same rank.

So much so that people could not help but harbor doubts.

Even as for the true reincarnation of the Thunder God—whether it was himself or Thor—they were still a bit muddled and unable to tell them apart for now.

Next, Caesar was even more formidable, directly stripping away the identity of the opponent Peter had arranged in a clean sweep: "Carlot, a not-so-young veteran domain brawler. Actually, I'm too lazy to even mention ordinary brawlers to you, because you are an abnormal ranger—leaving aside the fact that you have thick skin and a fondness for using blades, I've never seen you shoot an arrow."

William wanted to speak.

Caesar did not give him the chance to explain, bluntly saying, "The key is that Carlot possesses a spatial talent. He is a true ranger and a mage killer.

He stepped into the Epic Tier six years ago, and so far he has killed four professionals of the