Primordial: I, Dijun, Only Want to Build the Great Desolation
Chapter 134 - 134 129 The First Demon Clan Meeting Division of Responsibilities

134: Chapter 129 The First Demon Clan Meeting, Division of Responsibilities 134: Chapter 129 The First Demon Clan Meeting, Division of Responsibilities Demon Master?

Daoist Kun Peng created the Demon Text, earned Merit, yet his status is still not comparable to Nuwa and Fu Xi?

Doubts inevitably arose in the minds of the Primordial Beings present at the ceremony.

Even Fu Xi and Nuwa, who held the titles of Emperor Xi and Wa Emperor, thought that Kun Peng seemed more qualified to be the Emperor of the Demon Clan.

Of course, Kun Peng did not think so, for when he joined the Demon Clan, Di Jun’s promise was to make him a Demon Master.

However, he also harbored other thoughts in his heart; he believed that neither Fu Xi nor Nuwa deserved to be the Emperor of the Demon Clan.

As for Taiyi, being a brother from the same origin as Di Jun, naturally no being dared to question it.

Regardless of what these beings thought, none dared to question Di Jun, challenge his authority, or deny the decisions he had made.

Thus, Di Jun’s promises to these beings had all been fulfilled.

Di Jun looked at all the beings and spoke again in a calm voice.

“The establishment of the Demon Clan hereby concludes, thank you all Primordial fellows for attending the ceremony.”

Has it finally ended?

The beings who came to witness pondered.

Then, they saw Di Jun collecting the Demon Name List, and all the auspicious phenomena surrounding the Heavenly Realm also vanished.

Groups of Qilin disappeared in an inexplicable manner.

Before disappearing, they even seemed to breathe a sigh of relief, probably the most exhausting moment of auspicious errand they ever had.

Only the Heavenly Realm, encompassing the Thirty-Three Heavens, still stood there, manifesting in the Primordial World without occupying its space.

Even until now, no being other than Di Jun knew how to enter it.

The beings present felt a dream-like sensation and did not leave immediately.

Unconsciously, they compared the establishment of the Demon Clan by Di Jun with that of the Immortal Court by the Earth East Prince previously.

Even the East King himself was making comparisons in his mind.

After all, both events brought auspicious energies, involved Qilins traveling for them, and were significant events in the Primordial World.

The result is predictable; the prestige of the Immortal Court cannot compare to that of the Demon Clan.

East King occupied Penglai, Yingzhou, and Fang Zhang, the three Immortal Islands, while Di Jun directly brought forth the Heavenly Realm containing the Thirty-Three Heavens.

During the establishment of the Immortal Court, it was attacked by the Witch Clan and even faced defeat.

If not for leveraging the name of Saint Hong Jun, the Immortal Court would have probably ceased to exist.

Whereas Di Jun, in establishing the Demon Clan and enshrining three Emperors and one Demon Master, faced no objections.

Even amidst the contradictions and enmities among the beings present, none dared to act recklessly here.

Not even a harsh word was spoken.

As for the auspicious aspect, it hardly needs mentioning.

It simply couldn’t compare.

Di Jun did not pay attention to the Primordial Beings still present and directly returned to the Sun Star.

However, before he left, he sent messages to Taiyi, Nuwa, Fu Xi, Daoist Kun Peng, Bai Ze, Xi He, and Chang Xi.

“In three thousand years, please come to the Sun Star to discuss matters concerning the Demon Clan.”

As everyone was about to reply, they saw Di Jun’s figure had already disappeared.

The establishment of the Demon Clan was not the end but merely the beginning, with many matters requiring discussion and decision.

Di Jun gave them buffer time, and also gave time for the beings of the Demon Clan.

All beings needed to adapt to the changes brought about by the establishment of the Demon Clan, including those who came to witness.

Seeing Di Jun leave, the beings who came to witness realized that the establishment of the Demon Clan was indeed concluded.

“The matter of the Demon Clan’s establishment is concluded, fellow Daoists may leave at your convenience.”

Bai Ze stood in front of the slowly rotating Celestial Heaven Star Formation and addressed the crowd.

Hearing this, Taiching Laozi calmly glanced at the Heavenly Realm, then left with Yuan Shi and Tong Tian from the Primordial Starry Sky.

East King also looked unwillingly at the Heavenly Realm before departing.

The Twelve Ancestor Witches, Ming He, Zhen Yuanzi, Hong Yun, and other beings including the Primordial Golden Immortals left silently, one by one.

Whether it was Di Jun or the Demon Clan, the pressure they imposed was immense.

They even wondered: if Di Jun wished to unify the entire Primordial, could they resist?

After all the beings who came to witness left, the Celestial Heaven Star Formation dispersed, and all beings of the Demon Clan returned to the All Heavens Stars.

All beings returned to the Primordial, and yet, an eerie calm appeared in the Primordial.

The pressure from the establishment of the Demon Clan by Di Jun was incredibly overwhelming, reducing conflicts across the Primordial as they were all observing the attitude of the Demon Clan.

Would the Demon Clan wage a campaign to seize the destiny of the Primordial?

Especially those Primordial Golden Immortals were particularly concerned, as destiny is a crucial factor in comprehending the Heavenly Dao.

This state lasted for a long time, but the Demon Clan made no moves; Kun Peng in Beiming remained inactive, and the Demon Clan members within the All Heavens Stars also showed no reaction.

The beings of the Demon Clan were the same as before, seemingly just having gained destiny and no other impacts.

Time flowed like water, and three thousand years flashed by.

Fu Xi, Nuwa, Daoist Kun Peng, Xi He, and Chang Xi gathered again on the Sun Star.

“Greetings to Emperor Xi, Wa Emperor, and Lord of Taiyin.”

Daoist Kun Peng said.

“Greetings to the Demon Master, Lord of Taiyin.”