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"....."

This was the first time Ygsella had seen her elder brother speak so seriously about something, "Why?"

"Consider it a request."

The Supreme Emperor of the North did not explain, but upon hearing his words, Ygsella’s eyes widened in shock.

Even the Empress of the Far North had never seen her brother so somber, which made her even more annoyed.

"Give me a reason!"

"She is The Great Philosopher."

"Huh?"

Ygsella was taken aback, and then her face filled with disdain, "Her? That kind of thing, she’s The Great Philosopher? What a joke!"

The Great Philosopher is not a person or a creature but rather an invisible will.

Different civilizations have different definitions of The Great Philosopher, but essentially, it’s quite unified—it is the ultimate truth of the universe!

As for where The Great Philosopher comes from and what it means.

This, because the Great Philosopher has never been discovered, is challenging to know the answer to, or perhaps The Great Philosopher itself is the answer.

But anyone with doubts, needs, or difficulties, as long as you can find The Great Philosopher, then any problem can be easily solved.

"Big brother, are you doing this because of her?"

Ygsella thought of the reason why the Supreme Emperor of the North stopped her—the woman, he must want to bring her back.

"I’m sorry."

The Supreme Emperor of the North had nothing to say to Ygsella other than apologizing.

The ’she’ referred to by the Empress of the Far North was none other than the wife of the Supreme Emperor of the North.

Theoretically, Ygsella and her brother are both Miracle Persons; they bestowed their miracles upon each other, and no one could be closer than them.

However, the siblings held only fraternal love for each other, not romantic love.

Therefore, the Supreme Emperor of the North always cared for his sister’s feelings, and they were to remain single, continuing to rely on each other.

There could not be a situation where the elder brother married and produced heirs while the sister remained alone.

This was the firm stand of the Supreme Emperor of the North, and also the only reason he endured a thousand years of solitude.

"Why is it her again?!"

Ygsella did not like that woman, but her brother was fascinated by her, "It was her before, it’s her again now, how many more times will there be?"

At this moment, Ygsella seemed like a girl who had lost her cool, lashing out at her father and brother with a fierce rebuke.

"She has become your weakness, without her, how outstanding you would be!"

"My brother, strong, wise, and visionary, you also possess a charismatic personality that others envy."

Ygsella was truly heartbroken, "If you had been by my side at that time, facing Saros, would I have needed to take immediate action? With you, why would I fear him at all?"

A very important reason for the drastic change in the character of the Empress of the Far North was the abandonment by her brother.

He had a wife, he had a family, and then his offspring filled his household with happiness and contentment.

And Ygsella?

She was out of place, like a third wheel, inconveniencing and hindering no matter where she stood!

Ygsella chose to leave, then numbed herself with battle and destruction.

But what could she do?

Apart from wishing them well, what else could she do?

"You’re right."

The Supreme Emperor of the North closed his eyes in contemplation but merely nodded heavily, "But I do not regret it."

The one the Supreme Emperor of the North had fallen in love with was not some powerful being, not a Miracle King, but just an ordinary Mortal, who, as a woman, had no particular talents other than being virtuous.

If the Empress of the Far North scored 10,000 points, then his wife wouldn’t even reach 80 points.

But even so, love is a thing without reason.

The Great Emperor was moved by his wife’s tenderness and innocence; in his eyes, even her clumsiness held infinite attraction.

High on his throne, wielding endless power and authority, yet the Great Emperor had only one woman, and he was faithful to her until the end.

Even now, with his wife having passed away, he was still searching for a way to bring her back to his side.

"Even if the price is to make a deal with such a woman?"

"Yes!"

Luckily, Ygsella respected her brother to the utmost, otherwise just based on his words, she would have cried out ’vixen’ three times.

That woman had taken her brother away, turning a man who could have stood at the pinnacle into a tender, doting father, transforming the Empire of the Far North into a playground for a group of little ones.

And now, even in death, she wouldn’t leave him alone.

Infuriating, even more detestable!

"I really regret it now," Ygsella said, "I regret not having killed her with my own hands back then!"

The Empress’s death was quite mysterious; the Supreme Emperor of the North had many suspects, but he never once suspected his own sister.

Even at the height of her fury, Ygsella would not have laid a finger on her.

This was also the reason why the Empress of the Far North had run away from home years ago, who, even now, refused to move back to the Far North Empire and chose to live in a multi-dimensional world instead.

Unwilling to stay, she had chosen to leave once and for all.

"But if she were to come back to life, would you lay hands on her?"

This question was sharper than a knife, and Ygsella glared at her brother fiercely.

The answer was obvious; she wouldn’t.

It was precisely because she wouldn’t that it made the Empress of the Far North feel even more aggrieved and tormented.

When had Ygsella ever been afraid to act? Yet, it was that woman who made her taste the bitterness of impotent rage.

"That man just now was the Supreme Emperor of the North, right?"

Bailuo said to his uncle, "He seems like a decent person. He suppressed Ygsella first and then voluntarily lowered his head to me, and it seemed heartfelt."

"And then what are your thoughts?"

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The more character and charm the Supreme Emperor of the North exhibited, the stronger and more dangerous Bailuo found him to be: "Compared to such a strong character, I prefer idiots who come at me without thinking and slap me in the face."

Unfortunately, Bailuo guessed that there would be no fools among the Miracle Kings; anyone who could become a King was no simple character.

"You’re thinking too much."

His uncle shook his head, saying, "Not about the latter part, but the former, you’re overthinking it."

"The former?"

Bailuo furrowed his brows, "Uncle, you mean he’s not a strong character?"

"How can someone trapped by emotion be considered a strong character?"

Suddenly, the Queen joined the two of them in their miraculous exchange: "I’m correct, aren’t I, father?"

Almost forgot there was another one!

"Queen!"

Bailuo quickly withdrew his perception; then, in the real world, he grabbed the Queen’s hand, "Who exactly are you, and why are you making things difficult for my Isefia?"

Although he had said he would discipline her, the Queen was a strong character who could duel with the Empress of the Far North and not be at a disadvantage.

His senior sister was at most at the Four Awakenings level, and no way could she withstand the pressure from Ygsella.

But the Queen?

With ease and leisure in her step, she did not regard the mighty Empress of the Far North at all.

This level of strength was truly beyond Bailuo’s understanding.

"First, let me tell you a little secret."

The Queen glanced at the arm Bailuo had grabbed. Fear flickered in her eyes, but it quickly gave way to her usual nonchalance, "Twilight was indeed attracted by me, but it does not belong to me."

"Moreover, I gave you Twilight not so you would make enemies of the whole world," Isefia explained, "but because it can kill me..."