Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 2848

Located thousands of miles away from the Eastern Sea was Eastplain, a place rich in spiritual energy. The geology there consisted of towering peaks, and the skies were filled with spiritual light.

Deep in Eastplain could be found the Menzies' ancestral land, and Laskin—their eleventh ancestor and the sole remaining half-immortal—looked up at the odd-colored sky. The energy from the Eastern Sea's half-immortal battle could be observed some tens of thousands of miles out, and he could feel the collapse of rules despite being so far away. He raised his hand and used the Waterlight Art to observe the battle.

When he witnessed Baldwin summoning the Wendigo, Laskin instantly recognized who it was. A glint in eyes sparkled as he mumbled, "Even the Ancestora wishes to vie for a place in this golden age."

Laskin felt a heavy mood settle upon him. Caution was of the utmost importance in matters involving the Ancestora, for many misdeeds had been committed by that entity in each age.

However, when Severin produced the Green Emperor's Pagoda, Laskin jumped up abruptly from his chair. His eyes widened as he exclaimed in disbelief, "This can't be possible. Why didn't the Green Emperor bring the pagoda with him when becoming an immortal? Why is this thing in the Bleurealm?"

The eight ancient aristocratic families came to existence after they joined forces with the Green Emperor and successfully drove away the ferocious beasts. The Menzies' ancestors started as the Green Emperor's guard. Eventually, they became a half-immortal that managed to avoid the change of time and eventually become immortals.

Compared to the founders of the Nine Sacred Lands, the ancestors of the eight major families still continued to keep in touch after ascending to the celestial realm. However, that communication stopped abruptly thirty thousand years ago. All eight major families encountered the same problem—their ancestors who ascended thirty thousand years ago could no longer be contacted.

As a half-immortal, Laskin had considered that there might be a problem in the celestial realm too. Perhaps the ancestors who ascended to the celestial realm had all perished. That being said, those notions were all speculations that would only increase one's worries unless and until one ascended and saw for oneself what had happened.