Valentino had perfect scores in history at Algeria King's College. She was exceptionally well-read, and most of the books she'd studied were from the King's College library. Robson had no reason to doubt the credibility of her sources.
But that made it all the more strange. An obscure city-state, one mentioned only in plays, was actually called an Empire and possessed a Golden Tier Cultivation Technique—and a standardized one at that!
What did that imply? It implied that they had a thorough understanding of the Golden Tier, with clear rank divisions, and even possessed a considerable number of Golden Tier masters.
This was just absurd. The total number of Golden Tier masters on the entire continent was probably only a few thousand, maybe even less. It was only now, with the continent's nations united, that they would even dare to consider establishing standards for the Golden Tier.
And now, this Cultivation Technique had somehow found its way into Robson's hands...
