Primordial: I, Dijun, Only Want to Build the Great Desolation
Chapter 90 - 90 85 Refining Treasures

90: Chapter 85: Refining Treasures 90: Chapter 85: Refining Treasures When East King wielded great influence in the Primordial world, Di Jun and Taiyi were cultivating and refining treasures on the Sun Star.

Di Jun pondered over the Law of Destiny, fortifying the Great Luo Dao explained by Hong Jun.

He always felt that the Great Luo Dao recounted by Hong Jun was different from before, different from the path he himself had followed.

This difference was similar to divergent paths of the Dao, yet also held some dissimilarities within it.

Di Jun could sense this difference, but was unable to articulate it or to probe into the results it might bring.

Moreover, Di Jun had long since clarified his own path, even stepping onto its course already.

Thus, he merely absorbed the parts that resonated with him from Hong Jun’s teachings.

The greatest gain from this visit to the Purple Cloud Palace was the Law of Destiny, which led Di Jun to understand many things he hadn’t recognized before.

Like before, Di Jun thought that by avoiding the title of Demon Emperor, many things foretold about him in past legends would not find their way to him.

Now he realized that so-called destiny is under the management of the Heavenly Dao, a responsibility carried from birth, not some predetermined trajectory of fate.

Perhaps because of his realm, Taiyi didn’t think so deeply.

Returning to the Sun Star, Taiyi sat down beneath the Fusang Tree and started reflecting on what he gained in the Purple Cloud Palace.

The Great Luo Dao explained by the Saint was incredibly important to Taiyi.

After reflecting on Hong Jun’s teachings in the Purple Cloud Palace, neither Di Jun nor Taiyi left the Sun Star.

Mainly because Di Jun made no move, although he deduced from the Heavenly Dao that the Primordial Continent was exceptionally lively at the moment.

East King’s expansion of Zifu State was rapid and impressive.

It seemed as though Di Jun was indifferent to everything happening on the Primordial Continent.

After his cultivation, Di Jun took out the Purple-blue Gourd he had obtained and began to incessantly refine it.

He wanted to truly turn this Innate Spiritual Plant into an Innate Spiritual Treasure.

Once Taiyi finished his cultivation, he initially wished to discuss the Demon Clan’s affairs with his brother.

But seeing his brother refining the Innate Spiritual Treasure, he refrained from speaking.

Just like Di Jun, he too began to refine the Purple-yellow Innate Gourd in his hand.

It was the first time he had obtained a Top-grade Innate Spiritual Treasure, its characteristics matched his own excellently, and he treasured it deeply.

He ceaselessly forged the white mist inside, condensing it and shaping it into a flying knife.

Then, using his mind to continuously refine, and his mana to nurture, he kept enhancing its power.

Di Jun, while refining the Purple-blue Innate Gourd with his mind, also discovered its properties.

This Purple-blue Innate Gourd had the effect of Soul Binding; it could detain the souls of life forms, even Primordial Spirits within it.

Di Jun thought to himself: no wonder, in past lives, this Purple-blue Gourd was turned into an Evil Banner.

Controlling other life forms’ soul auras meant that for the weaker life forms, their lives were essentially in his grasp.

For the stronger beings, while it might not directly cause death,

if a part of their soul perished, they would undoubtedly suffer severe damage.

Di Jun speculated that if it weren’t for his and Taiyi’s substantial strength in past legends, the backlash against the Demon Clan could have been quite discomforting.

Gradually, as Di Jun continued to refine, a banner within the Purple-blue Gourd was slowly forming; even the state of this Purple-blue Innate Gourd was changing, gradually transforming into a banner.

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Evil Banner?

Emperor Jun furrowed his brows upon seeing this scene.

He then directly shattered the banner, and the purple-blue Innate Gourd reverted to its original form.

As a result of Emperor Jun’s action, he felt the aura of the purple-blue Innate Gourd diminishing.

Subsequently, the mana within Emperor Jun surged into the purple-blue Gourd, stabilizing it.

For a moment, numerous laws emerged within the purple-blue Gourd, transforming its nature.

This transformation was not a forceful change of the origin of a top-grade Innate Spiritual Treasure but a guidance of Innate Restrictions through the laws.

To accelerate this process, Emperor Jun even employed the Time Law.

Gradually, the purple-blue Innate Gourd underwent the changes according to Emperor Jun’s wishes.

He weakened its original soul-binding ability, enhanced its nurturing and suppressing effects, and importantly, Emperor Jun enhanced its communicative capabilities.

This communication does not solely refer to interaction but also encompasses the meaning of connection and interfacing.

Such various functionalities naturally could not be formed by the Innate Restrictions inherently within the purple-blue Innate Gourd alone.

They were also the result of the various laws that Emperor Jun had etched and delineated upon it.

This time, the change happening within the purple-blue Gourd was no longer according to its instincts.

The transformation conformed to Emperor Jun’s intentions.

Within the purple-blue Innate Gourd, a book was slowly coming into existence.

The form of the Innate Gourd changed once more, molding into the shape of a book.

Slowly, the original purple-blue Innate Gourd disappeared, replaced by a thick, azure book.

The number of pages in the book was not fixed, able to vary at any time.

As dictated by the fluctuations in Emperor Jun’s mind, the azure book slowly changed into a reddish-golden color, with the cover featuring a Three-legged Golden Crow occupying the most central position firmly.

The Three-legged Golden Crow only took up a small part of the cover, which still had a lot of blank space.

Emperor Jun’s mind shifted again, and the cover of the book now bore three characters of Heavenly Dao Text.

Demon Name List.

At this time in the Primordial world, the prevalent script was that of the Heavenly Dao Text, which cannot be comprehended by those with ordinary talents, nor utilized by those without expansive divine skills.

The Heavenly Dao Text holds vast information, with just a few characters able to enlighten one on a path of cultivation.

Emperor Jun looked at the reddish-golden book before him and couldn’t help but nod in satisfaction.

He infused a wisp of his soul aura into the Demon Name List, then slowly turned to the first page.

He then saw the image of a valiant and majestic Three-legged Golden Crow spring forth onto the paper, lifelike in every detail.

Above the Three-legged Golden Crow, there was a line of text, very conspicuous.

Emperor Jun of the Demon Clan.

Now the Demon Clan has yet to be established, and Emperor Jun has inherited the destiny of the Demon Emperor, hence he could inscribe his name on this Demon Name List.

At this time, to leave one’s name on the Demon Name List, besides infusing a wisp of soul aura, one needs Emperor Jun’s recognition.

One’s name must be personally inscribed by Emperor Jun to be recorded.

After the establishment of the Demon Clan, such complex procedures would no longer be necessary.

By then, the Demon Name List will be connected to the fate of the Demon Clan, and Emperor Jun will naturally make arrangements.

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