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"Can you tell me where General Xing Luo is now?" A'Diao asked.

"I'm sorry, A'Diao, but I really don't know where General Xing Luo is," the Dragon Third Patriarch replied.

"What?" A'Diao was instantly enraged upon hearing this.

"Don't be impatient. I don't know, but someone does," the Dragon Third Patriarch soothed.

"Who?" A'Diao asked.

"You'll know when you see him." After saying that, he reopened a small world entrance and said:

"Go in, he's waiting for you."

A'Diao glanced at him, then walked in without hesitation.

"Brother!" A'Rao, who was beside him, wanted to follow.

"A'Rao, just wait for him here," the Dragon Third Patriarch stopped her.

A'Rao was a little anxious, not wanting to be separated from her brother.

"Don't worry, he'll be fine," the Dragon Third Patriarch reassured her.

"A'Rao, just wait for me here," A'Diao also said, turning his head.

A'Rao hesitated again and again, then nodded.

A'Diao gave her a reassuring smile and turned to walk in.

Inside another small world.

"A'Diao, hello."

"Which Dragon Three are you?" A'Diao asked.

"That's right. The reason I asked you here today is to ask you a question," Dragon Three said.

"Ask away," A'Diao said.

"If you could trade General Xing Luo's life for the lives of A'Rao and the entire human race, would you be willing to trade?" Dragon Three asked.

"What do you mean?" A'Diao didn't understand.

"If General Xing Luo dies, all humans will die. So I say this is a trade, is there a problem?" Dragon Three explained.

"Why?" A'Diao didn't understand.

"Your grandfather told you that humans on the Pangu Continent have only appeared for a few hundred years. Do you know why?" Dragon Three asked.

"I don't know," A'Diao shook his head.

Xing Ming had indeed mentioned this matter, and his parents had died investigating it.

"I can tell you now that the humans on the Pangu Continent today are all artificially cultivated," Dragon Three said.

"Artificially cultivated? By whom?" A'Diao asked in surprise.

"Intelligent Dragon Three," Dragon Three replied.

A'Diao had learned about Intelligent Dragon Three from the clan's database.

Back then, Intelligent Dragon Three drove away the Dragon Three and completely kept humans in captivity.

"By him? That's impossible, right?" A'Diao couldn't believe it.

"Nothing is impossible. The reason Intelligent Dragon Three did this is because of an agreement with General Xing Luo," Dragon Three explained.

"An agreement?" A'Diao didn't understand.

"Yes. The reason you can sense everything on Blue Star is because I temporarily granted you the ability. Deep within Blue Star, there is a Source Orb. This ability is provided by it."

"Now that you have this ability, you should understand its power. But you don't know that General Xing Luo can also use it."

"What? He can too?" A'Diao was shocked.

No wonder his grandfather advised him not to be too high-profile.

It seems that everything he has done these years has been under General Xing Luo's surveillance.

"That's right, not only can he, but his ability is even much stronger than yours. You can only sense Blue Star, but he can sense the entire universe," Dragon Three added.

"The entire universe!" A'Diao couldn't help but exclaim repeatedly.

"Yes! However, although he can use the power of the Source Orb, he doesn't know its specific location. You can understand it this way: Intelligent Dragon Three and General Xing Luo, their goal all along has been to find the Source Orb."

"It's just that I hid it in a secret location, and they can't find it."

"Otherwise, this universe would be destroyed in an instant," Dragon Three said.

As mentioned earlier, Dragon Three hid the Source Orb in the Earth's core of a past timeline. To be precise, it was hidden at a fixed point in time before humans first arrived on Blue Star.

Although Guiguzi could sense that the Source Orb was on Blue Star, he just couldn't find it.

"Then why can't we kill him?" A'Diao asked.

"This matter is very complicated. It involves many forces such as humans, Intelligent Dragon Three, the Zerg, and the Silicon-based race. The reason he has been able to live until now is because of this balance," Dragon Three explained.

A'Diao had read about these things in the database, but they were only relatively general.

"You've said so much, are you just telling me not to kill him?" A'Diao asked succinctly, not wanting to bother with so much.

"I just want to tell you that if you kill him, you will all die anyway. Moreover, more people will die. Everyone you care about will not be spared. Can you bear this price?" Dragon Three asked.

"I won't be satisfied if I don't kill him!" A'Diao said with a gloomy face.

"I have a suggestion, why don't you listen to it?" Dragon Three said.

"Speak!" A'Diao said.