The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 3044

The middle-aged man behind the Imperial Preceptor shook his head helplessly and sighed.

Once the Imperial Preceptor had decided, no one could change his mind.

“I’ll make the arrangements, then,” the middle-aged man said and left the Imperial Palace.

The Imperial Preceptor stood in the hall with a biting chill reflected in his eyes. After a while, he suddenly turned to the entrance of the main hall and said with a smile, “After so many years, this is your first time visiting my Imperial Palace.”

An old man with his hands behind his back walked into the hall.

“Imperial Preceptor, it’s been a long time…”

It was an elderly voice that contained the rules of lightning.

“Roger Clarke, there’s no need to stand on ceremony,” The Imperial Preceptor smiled and stood on the spot with his hands behind his back, looking at the old man approaching.

The Imperial Preceptor was full of emotions as he looked at this legendary figure. He was both a friend and a rival. Friends on duty and rivals on a personal level.

Roger stopped, looked up at the skylight, and said, “You still like to study this.”

The Imperial Preceptor said, “A prediction is an evolution of the rules of the world and our cognition.”

Roger nodded without retort and said, “In that case, you should have predicted that variable.”

“The Human Emperor?” the Imperial Preceptor repeated and said intently, “Are you saying that he has the destiny of the Human Emperor?”

Roger did not deny it and said, “There hasn’t been any sign of the Human Emperor for thousands of years. The last Human Emperor violated the rules of the world and eventually stood down. Since then, no Human Emperor has appeared again. Do you know why?”

The Imperial Preceptor shook his head in puzzlement.

Roger said, “It’s because of the stargate. It has affected the rules of this world and suppressed the destiny of the Human Emperor, causing him to never be born. Throughout the ages, many predecessors have pursued the Human Emperor and its path, but all ended in vain…”