She turned to Horace Valerius, her expression very serious: "Uncle Hawthorne, it's not that Willow is being disrespectful. Abolishing live sacrifices is a matter that shakes the foundation of all clans. If the envoy's identity is in doubt, wouldn't the entire Aetheria become a joke? The Sacred Land of The Dragon Clan is the closest place to the gods. Why not take this opportunity and ask the 'envoy' to communicate with The Beast God in public, receive divine guidance, and silence the doubts of many, proving her words are not false?"
Diane Snow lightly nodded, her voice as clear as a spring: "What Willow said makes sense. The identity of the Divine Envoy is not trivial; it's related to the faith of all clans. If she can communicate with The Beast God outside the Sacred Land, manifest a divine miracle, naturally, no one would dare question it. Otherwise..."
She didn't finish her words, but the meaning was obvious.
That Luna Sutton would be nothing but a fraudster.
