Primordial: I, Dijun, Only Want to Build the Great Desolation-Chapter 897 - 531: The Discussion Between Hong Jun and Di Jun
Of course, not all of the Saints are worried about the matters of the Heavenly Tribulation.
The Three Pure Ones and the Western Two Saints base their teachings on great doctrines, and naturally harbor some concerns in their hearts.
Cultivation and protection are the two most attractive aspects of a great doctrine, and the existence of the Heavenly Tribulation directly affects these aspects.
Fu Xi Saint’s concern for this is far less severe than the Human Race’s Lord being unable to cultivate.
After all, he realized from the start that the mortal beings of the Human Clan are the foundation of the humans, but in this strength-revering Primordial, there must be enough power to protect the mortal beings.
As for Donghuang Taiyi, there’s no need to mention that anything concerning his brother, he supports unconditionally.
Nuwa Saint’s foundation lies in the Human Clan and the Demon Clan, so naturally, there’s no need to worry.
Ping Xin and Emperor Fengdu do not establish teachings and use the Netherworld as their base, and the two are not overly concerned about this.
Of course, all Saints are aware that after the Heavenly Dao changes, it has become increasingly difficult for beings seeking cultivation.
From the beginning of the heavens, where cultivation simply required absorbing Innate Spiritual Energy and comprehending the Heavenly Dao Laws, to now, where various limitations exist in the cultivation process, and up to the current struggles among cultivators.
The Primordial World has become progressively more perfect, the Heavenly Dao Laws more meticulous, and the Innate Spiritual Energy converted by the world is prioritized to the world’s Origin.
The entire Primordial Heaven and Earth becomes increasingly immovable, more orderly, which is a good matter for mortal beings in the Primordial.
But for cultivators, this is not something they wish to see.
The rigorous world laws prevent higher cultivation realm beings from acting recklessly, from doing as they please, dominating with their own strength.
It makes it increasingly difficult for lower cultivation realm beings to cultivate, and the comprehension of the Heavenly Dao and the improvement of realms becomes extraordinarily slow.
The cultivation threshold is raised, causing beings yearning for cultivation unable to embark on the Dao path.
The Primordial Heaven and Earth does not require an excess of cultivators.
All sorts of thoughts flashed through the minds of the Saints, the multiple changes of the Heavenly Dao created the current situation within the Primordial.
At this point, Hongjun Taoist Ancestor also understood the changes in the Heavenly Dao, but his expression remained calm, only his gaze momentarily paused on Di Jun.
"If you have no matters, you may return to the Primordial."
Hongjun Taoist Ancestor said.
"Yes, Taoist Ancestor (teacher/master),"
The Saints bowed respectfully and then departed one after another.
While departing, Di Jun heard Hongjun Taoist Ancestor’s voice.
"If Demon Emperor has no affairs, might as well come by the Purple Cloud Palace for a meeting."
Di Jun gently nodded, then sent a message to Donghuang Taiyi for him to leave first, while he concealed his form.
After all the Saints had left, Demon Emperor Di Jun once again appeared before Hongjun Taoist Ancestor.
"Daoist Ancestor,"
Di Jun said.
Hongjun Taoist Ancestor gently nodded, and without movement, only the Heavenly Dao Law Golden Wheel behind him slowly revolved.
Suddenly, the Purple Cloud Palace tore through space, appearing before Hongjun Taoist Ancestor and Di Jun, accompanied by the pressure of the Heavenly Dao.
This time, Di Jun was aware of the appearance of the Purple Cloud Palace, perceiving the layer upon layer changes in space within Chaos.
He even had a feeling that if he took action, the Purple Cloud Palace might not be able to appear before him and Hongjun Taoist Ancestor.
Di Jun’s feeling was not limited to this, for when the Heavenly Dao descended upon Hongjun Taoist Ancestor, he felt an insurmountable presence.
But after the Heavenly Dao departed, Hongjun Taoist Ancestor truly returned, flooding Di Jun’s heart with a sensation that the current Hongjun Taoist Ancestor might be conquerable.
If Donghuang Taiyi had this feeling, perhaps he would indeed attempt to engage Hongjun Taoist Ancestor.
However, Di Jun did not have such intentions; he preferred a Dao discussion with Hongjun Taoist Ancestor over a confrontation.
In fact, Hongjun Taoist Ancestor also felt sentimental.
The last time he saw this Demon Emperor, he could merely not perceive his life level, but could sense his cultivation realm.
Now, his perception of this Demon Emperor’s realm has become indistinct; his cultivation realm has become uncertain.
It seems to be the Primordial Chaos Great Luo Golden Immortal, but upon further sensing, it appears not to be, yet upon even more sensing, it seems to have transcended the Primordial Chaos Great Luo Golden Immortal.
In such circumstances, Hongjun Taoist Ancestor recognized that he could no longer perceive this Demon Emperor’s realm.
More importantly, Hongjun Taoist Ancestor felt a sense of threat from Di Jun, a feeling capable of endangering his own life.
This was where Hongjun Taoist Ancestor was truly shocked.
After all, at their level, beings capable of endangering their own life, at least, are the same realm beings.
Such as the Three Pure Ones, the Western Two Saints, and others, these Saints cannot threaten their life fundamentally.
Of course, this merely represents a threat; truly attempting to kill beings of their realm involves more complexity than imagined.
It involves aspects of causality, fate, time, space, illusions and realities, where any oversight would prevent their complete demise, and they would ultimately return.
At this moment, Hongjun Taoist Ancestor regarded this Demon Emperor more seriously.
After all, achieving such a realm was due to his own integration with the Primordial Heavenly Dao, surpassing similar beings in both comprehension of the Heavenly Dao Laws and cultivation.
