"It's possible, but not very likely," Harvey said with a shrug.

Someone like Gilmat wouldn't sacrifice his life for a boy who, in his eyes, hadn't even become a full man yet.

Wenzel's eyes flashed.

"Then there's one last possibility left. I heard that many years ago, Gilmat encountered a bottleneck in his cultivation. The Hierophant gave him some advice at the time, which allowed his power to improve greatly. If Gilmat wanted to repay his debt, everything makes sense. It's impossible to make a True Warrior sacrifice his life without sufficient interest."

That was Wenzel's assessment of the situation.

Harvey nodded slightly. "That's true. Everyone who reached the level of True Warriors cherished their lives. If it weren't for someone special, they wouldn't act like this. Unfortunately, he self-destructed and there were no survivors."

Wenzel sighed. "If there were a survivor, I would have plenty of ways to make him speak. And once the survivor spoke, the situation would become cl