Journey of the Fate Destroying Emperor

Chapter 1646: The Two Missing Leaders

”Bohui has always been an odd one among our kind,” Great Elder Lingzi calmly said. ”He always considered himself a thinker first, followed by a warrior. One day, he decided to seal his bloodline and cultivate from the ground up — just like those Acquired Lives.

”People thought him a fool, but when he actually used this method to break the limit of his bloodline, everyone was shocked beyond words. At first, we thought he was an only case, but he encouraged others to follow and started a brand new path.

”A path unique to our kind — our path.”

Great Divide silently observed the warrior called Bohui. He understood the potential of this path. Their kind can now have the advantages of Acquired and Primordial Life. Although their cultivation will take longer, and the process might be dangerous, from now on, they will no longer be limited by the restraints of their bloodline.

This method will not just add more variety to how Fiendgods battled. It will also increase the hopes of people with lower-tier bloodlines to reach Adulthood or the Elder Level of strengths. This method — if spread through the entire race — could revolutionize everything and begin a new revival for their kind.

’This Bohui must die, and his idea must also be eliminated,’ Great Divide quietly thought. The traditionalists have always held onto the Qi Luck and destiny of the entire race, but a string of failures has weakened them to the point that the progressives were on the verge of taking control. The appearance of Bohui was the last attempt of these people’s luck. As long as he dies, the progressives will have full control of the race’s luck and lead them as they see fit.

”It’s indeed unique, but it’s hard to say whether it’s the correct one or not.”

”True,” Great Elder Lingzi nodded. ”The seed has been planted. Now, it’s just a matter of time to see what it grows into.”

”I guess we will see.”

After Bohui’s great victory, more traditional fiendgods with unique laws began to show off their strength. The outcome of the battle then slowly changed to a 60-40 for the progressives. While the traditional team did not reverse its losing streak, they were satisfied with such a significant improvement. Meanwhile, the progressives were fuming. Their plan was straightforward: humiliate these old-fashioned fiendgods with outdated views until they realized their way was the only path forward for their kind.

After the competition, the arena turned into a house for a meeting between the two Primal Tier Entities. Great Divide and Great Elder Lingzi activated the protection in the room before starting their meeting. ”Do you want to go first, or should I go first? Or maybe, we should fight for it. It’s been a while since our last battle, and I’m intrigued by how much you’ve improved.

”It’s time to clean up the other houses,” Great Elder Lingzi said.

”You’re not fun,” Primal Great Divide sighed deeply. ”But you’re right, they have been getting a little cocky.”

Primordial Chaos is vast, and as long as it exists somewhere, Fiendgods can be born. To distinguish themselves, they divided everybody into houses with tribes based on the Fiendgod’s attributes. The Hundun House, named after the [Primordial], can be considered the royal lineage of Fiendgods. As such, despite their fundamental differences, they often collaborated to maintain the other houses in line.

”Are we doing it the usual way?”

”Yes,” Great Elder Lingzi nodded.

”Alright.” With these words, a small chaos will soon occur among the Fiendgod race. A battle between progressives and traditionalists is soon to take place. By the end, any house with too much ambition from both sides will have been ”eradicated” and become a casualty of this confrontation.

”Now, let’s move on to the main issue.”

”Main issue? I thought this was it.”

”I don’t have time to play political games with you,” Great Elder Lingzi said directly. ”Did you also receive a message from your old leader?”

Great Divide was briefly quiet. ”So, you too?”

”Yes.”

”That’s a shame.”

”Indeed,” Great Elder Lingzi nodded.

The Fiendgod has been able to survive for so long despite how they have essentially lost the Innate-Acquired War for two reasons: firstly, they are favored by the Primordial Cardinal, and secondly, two of their old chiefs were Primordial Chaos Saints. Unfortunately, these two disappeared long ago after deciding to work together on a newly discovered ruin.

”What did your guardian say?” Great Divide asked.

”What did yours say?”

The two became quiet. The guardians were created from their race’s participation in the Ultimate Taboo. However, they are in a state of deep slumber due to their flawed methods and are not active in the world unless absolutely necessary.

”In truth, we haven’t awakened them,” Great Elder Lingzi said.

”It’s the same for us.”

The two exchanged a knowing glance. The old chief’s message indicated they were in trouble, and having another Saint be the one to rescue them might be a good idea if that person has other nefarious thoughts.

”In that case, we must decide without their input. How about we call for a Race Assembly?”

”It seems we are on the same page,” Great Divide nodded.

A Race Assembly was not an easy thing to pull off. It involved all the Hunxun House members, and not just the ones from the Primordial Haven World or the branch from which Great Elder Lingzi was from. All the Primals from other houses needed to participate, but they could not do so directly, as that would take too much time and alarm numerous people if too many Fiendgods started gathering at once. Lastly, they needed to hide as much as possible from these humans’ shadow agencies and from a few of the Saints.

The meeting took some time to set up, but soon everyone was connected — regardless of their philosophical differences — to discuss the next steps. The initial decision was to send someone to investigate the situation in the Eternal Ascension World and hopefully make contact with the two old chiefs to understand their current state. And once that is ascertained, they can decide on how to progress next.

Once the plan was established, the next step was choosing someone for this mission. Not just anyone can be selected at will. The selected individuals must be intelligent and capable, as they may not be able to enter the Eternal Ascension World, and even if they do, they may not be able to return. As such, that person will have to deal with the current disaster and find a way to open communication to the assembly to report back.

After much deliberation and political play, the traditionalists selected the newly rising star, Bohui. Meanwhile, the progressives chose Paragon Nine Heaven, a female Fiendgod known for her wisdom and brutality. After receiving the necessary equipment, these two boarded a ship to the Eternal Ascension World.

”What are you doing?” Nine Heavens asked.

”I’m altering our course slightly,” Bohui explained. ”We will make a few stops before we arrive at our destination.”

”No.”

”Excuse me?”

”We have a mission of the highest importance, meaning we must arrive as quickly as possible.”

”Don’t you think I understand that?”

”Then, why are you insisting we make a detour?”

”To save my life, and maybe yours,” Bohui explained, making Nine Heaven frown.

”You think someone is going to assassinate you? And even eliminate me and silence all weakness?”

Bohui looked at her. In her human form, this woman could be considered a top-tier beauty. Her face was out of this world, and she was fit, not muscular, which granted her a wild charm. But based on how quickly she analyzed the situation, he also had to add great wisdom to her qualities.

”I saw the way your people looked at me. While most did a good job at hiding it, a few failed miserably,” Bohui sneered.

Nine Heaven was silent. She wanted to say that her people would not do such a thing, but she was not that naive. Bohui’s idea was too appealing, and given how quickly the traditionalists elected him, it’s apparent that he is highly charismatic. As long as he grows up and becomes a Saint, he might be able to unite all their houses and create a new age for the Fiendgod race.

”Alright, you can change course.”

”Hmm?” Bohui uttered as he looked her up and down.

”What’s with that look?”

”I’m surprised that not only did you agree, but you’ve shown me zero animosity.”

”Why should I?”

”Do I need to spell it out for you?”

”I chose this path because I believe it’s the way to save our race,” Nine Heaven explained. ”If one day, your way proves to be the true means of salvation, I will have no issue with changing my path.”

Bohui briefly glanced at her before sighing deeply. ”If only everyone of our kind shared your passion for the future and were so open-minded. I would not have to work so hard to ensure our survival and eventual prosperity.”

”We’re not that bad.”

”Say that with a bit more conviction.”