Shang waited in the middle of his territory.

He had already noticed that things were changing since even the two barriers he was keeping watch over had vanished.

If only one barrier had vanished, Shang might have tried to do something, but since both had vanished, he suspected that the Judgment Palace was finally giving up.

Shang had been isolated from the real frontlines for a thousand years, but the Judgment Palace's desperation couldn't be more obvious. After all, a Mage King had tried to kill him,

which meant that the Lightning Manor was probably putting a lot of pressure on the Judgment Palace.

After seeing that the two barriers had vanished, Shang decided to check up on the other barriers around him.

That was when he saw the Attack Flag to the north.

This was the first non-hostile human contact in a thousand years, except for that little run-in with the Custodian.

Shang had spent nearly 50% of his entire life in this war.

A thousand years.

And yet, he felt no different from before.

In these 1,000 years, the only thing that had changed was Shang's power.

Everything else had stayed the same.

So, how did Shang feel toward friendly human contact after so long?

Ambivalent.

Uncaring.

Neutral.

It didn't matter.

Shang waited beside his Defender Flag until the countdown was over.

Eventually, a group of people entered Shang's territory.

Shang could see them from quite far away.

ten people, all of them in the Sixth

there were also two warriors among them, and Shang could even tell that

estimated that they

there was one person that

Peak Sixth Realm, and his Aura

of an Ancestral Mage but also the Aura

powerful, and

the cusp of getting a fourfold Spirit Sense. He was very

man, making it apparent

man carried a spear on his back that had the

with some surprise. 'A lot must have happened

group reached a distance of 1,500 kilometers, they

could finally see the Ancestral

one person amongst them had

while, the group just looked at the distant

mountain. His old white robes

Aura was

It was so... lifeless.

Neutral.

Unnoticeable.

Aura was very normal, but the opposite

felt

characteristics. An Aura was like

felt like a patternless, white

nothing to observe or learn from

like something

bit like an

nothing like you described him," one of the Mages told their

the

Shang with a confident

head slowly turned to look at the

like

was three levels above Shang and also extremely talented, but Shang still felt like a

Shang's Aura wasn't easy to resist,

that surprised to see

other people

Ancestral Hero, but the Ancestral

were old friends, but

Aura of someone that

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