The Sims: I Open The Immortal Path For All Beings
/ The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings Chapter 1304
Chapter 1304: Chapters 1252-1253: Destruction of the Heavenly Gate Chapter 1304: Chapters 1252-1253: Destruction of the Heavenly Gate The Myriad Laws Building is considered the second tier of power under the many Holy Lands within the imperial courts of various empires, and its Master is one of the well-known Supreme Kings in the world.
Legend has it, the realm of the Master of the Myriad Laws Building had already touched upon the Emperor Realm, and there was a great chance for a breakthrough to restore the past glory and splendor of the Myriad Laws Building.
Therefore, even though the people from the Myriad Laws Building were domineering on normal days, many Independent Practitioners, ordinary forces, and even some imperial courts would step aside to give way.
Yet, unexpectedly, an Independent Practitioner without any backing, known as the Wood Venerate, suddenly rose up and directly initiated opposition against the Myriad Laws Building, rallying a number of Martial Artists who had once been oppressed by the Myriad Laws Building to gather under the banner of resistance.
In the beginning, even some Martial Artists who had been oppressed by the Myriad Laws Building did not dare to act, as the strength of the Wood Venerate was not that formidable; they were unsure if he could truly stand against the Myriad Laws Building.
However, the course of the battle took a turn that nobody had anticipated. The Myriad Laws Building sent one powerful individual after another to hunt down the Wood Venerate, but not only did he not die, he successively killed people from the Myriad Laws Building. Consequently, countless Martial Artists converged, and a significant force gathered beside the Wood Venerate.
“These people came because of our strength, but they are unreliable. The moment we show signs of defeat, these people will surely leave,” said the Earth Virtue Star Lord with furrowed brows to the Wood Virtue Star Lord.
The Wood Virtue Star Lord was unfazed, “Then we just won't fail. As long as we keep winning, these people will obediently follow behind me, without any betrayal.”
With a high position came an aura of authority.
The former Wood Virtue Star Lord was just an Independent Practitioner who preferred to act alone, seldom having followers, and he mostly kept to himself.
But now, it was different for the Wood Virtue Star Lord; with the increasing number of Martial Artists and continual victories, an atmosphere had developed around him, an indescribable momentum that possessed somewhat of a leader's presence.
Once, he may have worried about betrayal from these Martial Artists and scattering after setbacks, but now he had no such concerns.
He knew the foundation upon which he stood; he had built his current base because of constant victories and defeating opponents, which made these people seek his protection. These people were his vassals, but they were not his core.
Even if faced with setbacks and these vassals left, so what? He believed that as long as he kept on succeeding, these people would flock to him again, and this would not change.
Besides, would he lose?
With the backing of the Emperor Monarch, and with his support, he would certainly not lose, and even if there were temporary setbacks, the final victory would undoubtedly be his. Such was the confidence of the Wood Virtue Star Lord.
“Right, our plan's core doesn't depend on these Martial Artists; they're just vassals. As long as the Emperor Monarch is here, there's nothing to worry about. Even if there's any unexpected situation, the Emperor Monarch will not sit by idly in matters concerning the plan,” the Water Virtue Star Lord also very much agreed with this point.
Sometimes, having a strong backing affects the confidence of those involved in carrying out actions. Without a doubt, the presence of the Emperor of the South Pole Eternal Life, even though he seldom dealt with these affairs and let them carry out the tasks, still gave them strong confidence, allowing them to act boldly.
The Water Virtue Star Lord, originating from a major power, understood this point better than the other Star Lords. For him, this kind of operation was all too familiar.
Wasn't it just setting a strategic objective and a rough plan, then letting the disciples under them perform, to train their abilities, with the Sect's powerful individuals acting as a safety net?
This method was too familiar; it's how the Sects in the Great Ming World trained their junior disciples.
Now, as the Heavenly Court's Expansion Plan had just begun, this was only the first world to emerge; no one had a complete strategy or a mature plan on how to implement the Expansion Plan in the future.
That's why the Emperor of the South Pole Eternal Life personally led them, provided support, and let them unleash their abilities, compensating for deficiencies, and then explored a practical plan for the future, a successful paradigm and template.
“Even with the support of the Emperor Monarch, we must proceed with caution,” the Fate Controller Star Lord's voice echoed faintly. “You must know that this opportunity to go ahead has caused an unknown number of Star Lords to be dissatisfied. If we make a big mistake in this operation, even if it won't affect the outcome, it will give others something to hold against us, and there won't be such an opportunity next time.”
The rest of the Star Lords also tensed upon hearing this, understanding the trick to it and no longer daring to act so recklessly.
Indeed, their plan was guaranteed by the Emperor Monarch, and they had no need for concern, but if their actions resulted in a significant mistake, it would inevitably be used as leverage against them in the future.
After all, if there were exceptions, someone would need to take responsibility for the losses.
But the one who led the team was the Emperor Monarch, the strategic objectives were set by the Emperor Monarch, and the plan was framed by the Emperor Monarch. The Emperor Monarch's actions had never gone wrong in the past; naturally, he couldn't bear the blame.
Chapter end
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