Wang Wei glanced at the man called Bohui. His detection indicated he was the source of the connection, but there was still no karma thread. ’Is the thread hidden by the destiny of the Fiendgod Race?’ Wang Wei thought. While that conclusion was a logical explanation, he still felt sothing was not adding up. Firstly, why was Wang Wei connected to the Fiendgod Race in the first place? Was it because of his bloodline? Maybe it’s because he would et them in the future and play a significant role in their developnt?
"Fellow Daoist, is there sothing wrong? You’ve been staring?" Bohui asked as his body tensed up. The man’s eyes felt invasive, and even after using nurous techniques to hide his information, he felt vulnerable and exposed.
Wang Wei was about to say sothing when his [Existence Blueprint Technique] noticed sothing. "Hmm? You’re..." He realized this Fiendgod was a clone of so sort. Maybe clone was not the best description, as his situation was more complex. Regardless, the one before him was not the original. Unfortunately, his clone could not exercise the full power of the technique, so he couldn’t analyze the truth behind what he saw.
’Damn it, did he see sothing?’ Bohui thought. He couldn’t believe his luck would run out here of all places. He has already fooled the Fiendgod Race Elders and did his best to stay away from their Saints. But out of nowhere, he t soone who could see through his secret; has his luck run out? Was he about to be exposed?
"Where are you guys heading?" Wang Wei asked. He noticed Bohui’s tension, but he did not care. Their fate was connected, aning they would face each other again.
"We’re heading to White Nail World," Nine Heaven said. "Fellow Daoist, do you know of it?"
"Not the Eternal Ascension World?"
These two expressions remained the sa, and Bohui even showed a puzzling expression. "Isn’t that world closed off? Why would we go there?"
"Because it’s the only place that could potentially force the traditionalists and progressives of the Fiendgod Race to unite without a race-annihilating event," Wang Wei explained.
"Fellow Daoist, I think you must have misunderstood sothing. We are friends," Bohui said, and his cheeks turned red as he said these words. "However, our factions are...still not on the best of terms. You saw how we were attacked."
Wang Wei paused. "I can’t tell whether you’re lying because there is a love karma thread between you two." Bohui’s face turned even redder. "Well, now, I can. She’s not as good an actor as you, so she couldn’t hide her surprise fast enough and continue this play."
The atmosphere imdiately beca tense and uncomfortable. Wang Wei smirked. "Well, we’ve reached the limit of your tolerance, aning you’re about to try to silence . I don’t want to waste ti with such a trifle." He waved his hand to summon his boat. "Since there is so kind of destiny between us, I’m sure we will et again."
Bohui watched him alive, his fist still clenched. ’This is a wake-up call. I haven’t adapted to all the Saints and monsters of this upcoming age.’ His cloning ability has always remained undetectable, but that is no longer the truth with the presence of more Saints. ’I can’t hesitate anymore. Since he is my only way to better hide myself, I must return.’
"Are you alright?" Nine Heaven asked.
"Huh? Oh, yes."
However, she looked at him strangely. Bohui’s behavior toward the person was odd, not just because he was facing a terrifying enemy who could read them like the back of their hand. "We all have our own secrets, don’t we?
Bohui explained.
"True."
"Let’s go. We’re close to the Eternal Ascension World."
’A Fiendgod who does not fundantally think like them, has broken through the restraints of their bloodline, is the manifestation of the race’s luck, and he’s a clone of sobody else?’ Wang Wei thought. ’Is soone else scheming against the Fiendgod Race? Or, is Grand Dao planning the fate of the Fiendgod Race as she did to the Primarchs?’
From a micro point of view, soone was indeed trying to sche against the Fiendgod. But after looking at the entire chessboard from a higher point of view, that person was probably being used to finish Grand Dao’s plan of establishing the Transcendent Era. And it all goes back to the concept of racial manifestation of Essence, Qi, and Spirit.
The Innate Demon God has now returned to their destiny as the Spirit Race and entered the Six Paths of Samsara. Wang Wei does not know what or how they are doing, but he would bet all his fortune that they will show up and play a significant role in either the Infinite Divine Court’s invasion or after the Transcendent Age is officially established.
The human race is born Dao-shaped, making them the clearest representation of Qi or the Dao. They are the strongest of all the Acquired Races and have been designated to rule all Chaos Worlds. But their strength is the issue. They have defeated the other two races and created an imbalance, and Grand Dao’s fundantal ideology has always been about balance.
As such, Grand Dao had no choice but to intervene to first guide the Spirit Race and return them to their destiny, followed by finding a thod of changing the Essence Race — the Fiendgods, whose destiny is to watch over or rule primordial chaos, forming a three-pole balance.
’If nothing unexpected occurs, Bohui will beco the new leader of the Fiendgod, and his thod of breaking their bloodline limit will fundantally change their race. His marriage to Nine Heaven will also facilitate the fusion of the traditionalist and progressive, forming a more unified and powerful Primordial House and even race,’ Wang Wei thought.
’As for Bohui’s original body, well, if he’s a Fiendgod, then he’ll be fine. But if soone from any other race — especially an acquired life — then he’ll probably suffer.’ Grand Dao wishes to balance out the power between them, so how could she allow another race to control the leader of the Essence Race secretly?
’Samsara, Chaos World, and Primordial Chaos — the three realms of the Treasure Race,’ Wang Wei thought. ’The Six Paths of Samara is the realm of the living, Chaos Worlds is the realm of the living, and Primordial Chaos is the space in between, but also the only place powerful entities can use their powers without any issue.’
Wang Wei suddenly frowned. ’Why does this setup feel like the Three Realms in Earth’s mythology and story?’ The concept of a Human World, an Underworld or Ghost World for souls, and an Immortal World for powerful entities is a staple of Chinese mythology and Xianxia stories.
’Did Grand Dao establish this system after acquiring information from the Prehistoric World?’ Wang Wei analyzed. Primordial Chaos, the Underworld, and even living worlds existed way before Pangu opened the Prehistoric World. However, their system and operation ca afterward. Hongjun said the Underworld was an early version of the Six Paths of Samara, and that the concept of samsara, or reincarnation, is a Hindu and Buddhist idea that has been adapted or fused into Taoism.
’The theory has so validity,’ Wang Wei analyzed. ’However, I’m now questioning whether Grand Dao has so plans for Primordial Chaos. Maybe, create a world for all the Saints — a world that can bear their wanton destruction.’
The concept of a Saint World sounds like an excellent idea. Separating Mortals and Immortals from Saints will drastically reduce needless casualties and destruction; such a system was perfect for Grand Dao’s balance and governnt. However, it will co at the cost of the Saints’ freedom since they will probably be restricted from entering Chaos Worlds.
’Not to ntion that the vastness of Primordial Chaos has allowed these Saints to have their own sphere of influence and limit confrontation. But if Grand Dao creates a Saint World, she will force them into a limited space. And if there are resources — which is likely since it needs an incentive for these Saints to live there — competition will beco intense. In other words, a Saint World will be another form of the Heaven Will Battle.’
Wang Wei was speechless. He did not understand why Grand Dao loved the Raising Gu thod of training so much. ’The Primordial Tiline’s Saints do not have a good relationship with Grand Dao — especially pertaining to strict rules and limits. So, will they accept this other form of imprisonnt? I know I won’t.’
The Saint Path was approaching, so while Wang Wei was all for creating asures to ensure the safety of Mortals and Immortals, he would not accept it if it was at the expense of his freedom. ’It’s looking more and more like the Transcendent Age will not be kind to Saints,’ Wang Wei frowned.
Sothing is brewing under the current calmness of the Chaos Universe. The Saints have just escaped a terrible and strict system of control. Yet, Grand Dao is slowly enacting another similar system, one that may not be as severe, but also was not pleasant for everybody with a high cultivation.
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