The Immortal Inspector in front of Kyle and Sebastian was a smaller man with black hair and silver eyes. Naturally, he wore the uniform of the Array of Stars. Yet, the truly surprising thing was his aura.
It was profoundly deep. The way the Energy around him moved felt almost magical. It was like the Cosmos bowed to him and treated him as its champion.
'There is absolutely no way that I could win against him, even if I were to become an Immortal,' Kyle thought. 'His Energy is so incredibly dense. It's almost unreasonable.'
Meanwhile, Sebastian didn't feel that much. The Immortal felt powerful to him but only a bit more powerful than Fox.
This difference in perception came from Sebastian's and Kyle's Battle-Strengths. Kyle's Battle-Strength was close enough to the Immortal that he could feel his true power, while Sebastian couldn't truly make sense of it.
On the other side, the Immortal Inspector was surprised by Kyle's aura. While Kyle kept his aura suppressed with his Law of Karmic Causality, the suppression wasn't in a binary state of on or off. The more powerful the other side was and the more they knew about the Laws of Karma, the more of his true aura would leak.
The relative weakness of the normal Inspector had given Kyle the impression that the Array of Stars might not be filled with talented individuals, but the Immortal Inspector's aura had changed his impression again.
Normal Inspectors only needed a high Realm to do their jobs. They didn't need to have a high Battle-Strength. Yet, Immortal Inspectors were different. Their job was to inspect and hunt rogue Immortals, and they were supposed to do so without any backup or with help from more Avatars. This required a significant level of power and Battle-Strength.
They needed to know enough about the Laws of Karma to inspect someone's Karma, and they needed to have an Imposing Law with a quality of 90% or more. Additionally, they needed to have at least two Level 8.5 Laws on top of their Imposing Law. They also needed at least a Minor Hero Aura.
Yet, the most important thing was that they needed to have a perfected Momentum. At some point, as long as someone improved their Momentum, they would reach perfected Momentum. At that level, Momentum reached a permanent peak that scaled with someone's Realm and Battle-Strength. This was especially important since this gave the Immortal Inspector much more freedom.
Since they no longer needed to maintain their Momentum, they could flee from a winnable battle, use external means, or call for backup.
Lastly, the Immortal Inspector needed to be an Ascending Immortal or stronger. There were nine levels in the Universe Realm, and an Ascending Immortal was at the seventh level.
Every Immortal Inspector was outstanding. All of them had managed to traverse the Immortal Dimension several times. They had no weaknesses. One had to remember that all of these requirements were just the bare minimum. Almost all of the Immortal Inspectors surpassed at least one of these requirements.
Due to the Immortal Inspector's immense power, Kyle couldn't hide his aura fully. As a result, the Immortal Inspector saw Kyle as a rare genius. In his mind, he believed that Kyle even had the talent to one day become an Immortal Inspector himself. This meant that Kyle was at least within the top 10% of Immortals in terms of talent. That was nothing to scoff at.
"I'm Immortal Inspector Valien," he transmitted to Kyle and Sebastian. "You wish to use our Teleportation Formation Array, correct?"
"That's correct," Kyle answered.
"Do you have any sort of identification?" Valien asked.
"We don't," Kyle replied.
"Do you know a person with an identification who can confirm your identities?" Valien asked.
There was one...
The Red Witch.
However, the Red Witch was secretly part of the Cult of Final Fate, and Kyle didn't want her to know about Red's team of Avatars. Because of that...


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