The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes)

Philip followed the female attendant into Glenrock Den. It was an elegant garden with a simple yet classy atmosphere. There was a small lotus pond, a small gazebo, and many porcelain decorations. Claus was playing chess in the small gazebo with a guard behind him. The guard looked quite imposing with stem eyes and a cold aura exuding from him.

Philip entered the small gazebo, bowed slightly, and said, "How do you do, Dragon King Motley?"

Claus laughed and said with a wave, "Don't be so formal. We're friends here."

Philip sat down and glanced at the chess game on the table. It was very strange, seemingly with all dead ends.

"Do you play chess?" Claus asked when he saw Philip looking at the game.

Philip smiled, shook his head, and said, "I know a little bit. I've played with my father before."

Claus smiled and said, "That's great. Play this game with me."

Philip did not refuse, and the two began to play against each other. "Do you need to know something?" Claus asked as he played chess.

Philip said, "It's nothing. I just wanted to ask you about that blackstone."

Claus nodded and said, "The blackstone isn't jade. Normal people don't use it and can't use it. This blackstone is similar to the raw material of the essence of life, which is a substance with a special energy tha can only be developed by special institutions. For example, the Nonagon, the Supernatural Bureau, and some private research institutions outside the country. Some weapons from the Supernatural Bureau are made from blackstone. They can be used to curb the power of the disciples..."

"This is also the direction for future scientific research development. Maybe at that time, everyone can have weapons that can counter the disciples."

As Claus spoke, he made a chess move.

Philip looked at the chess game and frowned. He also made a move and asked, "Do you know about the Heavenly Court?"

Hearing this, Claus paused before he raised his eyebrows slightly, glanced at Philip, and said, "Have you had contact with the people in Heavenly Court?"

Philip nodded and said without hiding, "Yes."

Claus nodded and was silent for a moment. He said, "The Heavenly Court is beyond our comprehension and involvement. This organization has existed in this world for a long time, and based on what I know, it isn't the real one. There may be extraterrestrial civilizations in the real Heavenly Court."

"Extraterrestrial civilizations?" Philip frowned and asked, "Is there any proof of this?"

Claus nodded and said, "Yes. Among the relics of many ancient civilizations, signs and records of extraterrestrial civilizations have been found, especially in certain eras. Moreover, in some tombs unearthed by archaeologists, there are also signs and records of extraterrestrial civilizations."

At this point, Claus thought of something and whispered to the guard behind him. After that, the guard walked into the yard and came out again with a small wooden box after a while. The box looked quite antiquated with the picture of an exploration painted on it.

Claus said, "This is a relic unearthed during the pre-Kai period. You can take a look."

Philip took the box, opened it, and found a wrist-mounted arrow inside.

"What's this?" Philip frowned and asked.