The proclamation listed Tang Hao's four major crimes in detail:
First, poisoning the Angel Hotel and fabricating the appearance of "poisoning by Spirit Hall" to smear Spirit Hall's reputation;
Second, deliberately damaging buildings in Spirit City and injuring innocent civilians, with grievous consequences;
Third, forcing his wife, Ah Yin, to sacrifice herself so he could seize a Hundred Thousand Year Soul Ring and a Soul Bone, displaying cold-blooded ruthlessness;
Fourth, suspected abandonment of his own flesh and blood, leaving an infant alone in a forest fraught with danger, in utter disregard of familial bonds.
The proclamation also included testimony from the Angel Hotel's servers, front desk staff, and several civilians. It even included fragments of the "bounty notice" Tang Hao had forged. The evidence was conclusive and beyond dispute.
Immediately afterward, the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile Sect issued its own proclamation to the entire continent. As an "eyewitness," Ning Fengzhi described in detail what Tang Hao had done at the Angel Hotel, how he had forced Ah Yin to sacrifice herself, and the sorry state he had been in when captured. His testimony completely shattered the rumor that "Spirit Hall had persecuted Tang Hao," corroborating Spirit Hall's account.
Once the proclamations were released, the entire continent erupted in an uproar-no one had imagined that Tang Hao, once celebrated as one of the "Clear Sky Twin Stars" with a boundless future ahead of him, would commit such cold-blooded acts and turn black into white.
The Clear Sky Sect's reputation plummeted. Many powers that had worked with it terminated their partnerships, and some small and medium-sized factions even publicly condemned the sect for "raising a degenerate and being unworthy of a place on the continent."
Meanwhile, Spirit Hall's reputation rose further thanks to its "fair trial" and "conclusive evidence," bolstered by the