"I am Noah."
The Black Earl merely wrote this short sentence.
The True Words Tome reflected it accurately, without any disturbance, indicating that these words were not false.
In fact, the Black Earl had previously claimed to be from Noah, so writing it again might seem like a trivial loophole, but it's not.
This sentence holds great significance in the heart of the Wise Sovereign.
Descendants of Noah is a general term. Anyone bearing the Noah surname can be called a descendant of Noah.
Whereas "I am Noah," this is no longer a general term but a specific designation, specifically referring to the Black Earl alone, who can currently represent the entire Noah clan.
Just this sentence alone, in the eyes of the Wise Sovereign, greatly narrows down the true identity of the Black Earl.
Only the core Five-Star Elders of the Noah clan and the current head of the Noah clan could represent "Noah" personally.
