Chapter 377: This Name?
The North Sea is home to a Celestial Venerable, the Divine Dragon seen only in glimpses.
It is said that even the Heavenly Dao holds him in some regard.
The common folk have long since forgotten his given name, daring only to respectfully refer to him as the North Sea Celestial Venerable.
However, Yan Sinian and his ilk were no ordinary cultivators.
They had found a fragment in an ancient, lost relic that recorded the origins of the North Sea Celestial Venerable.
The eldest brother, who had read through countless tomes, cracked the code himself and ultimately came up with a name—Jiang Jingze.
It was said to be the name the North Sea Celestial Venerable used when he was still a mortal.
Could it be a coincidence that the man before them bore the same name?
It took Yan Sinian a long while before he finally spoke up, "I am Yan Sinian."
Not 'I call myself,' but 'I am.'
As though he was sure the other party should recognize him, or at least have heard the name.