Ironically, the news that Qu Jianlei and the other two True Venerables were trapped in the void had not been spread by cultivators in the Three Realms who were close to Houde.
When it happened, there had indeed been people who wanted to send word out right away—never mind personal ties, they could at least sell the information for a fee!
However, those attempts were forcibly blocked, because none of the Four Great Camps wanted to give Houde more room to make an issue of it.
Even Wanwu Camp, which had just been warned by True Venerable Han Wei, thought the same way.
As True Venerables, they inevitably considered things a little more deeply—had True Venerable Qu come here to stir up trouble only as the first step?
If other changes arose, could Houde Cultivators use this as an excuse to directly make things difficult for the four camps?
That was right, only make things difficult, not wipe out the four camps—as long as Houde had no intention of going to war with all four factions, it had to keep the situation under control.
In fact, Houde had found these four factions displeasing for a very long time. Almost anyone could be certain of that.
Never mind all the trouble caused by the Trade Alliance; as for the other three... did they really think Houde welcomed them?
It was just that this kind of domain war truly could not be started lightly. Leaving aside the possibility of heavy losses and lives plunged into misery, it would not sound good if word spread.
Across the countless worlds, there were innumerable races, and they understood one another to no small degree. Cultivators were undisputedly among the top existences.
And the unity of the Cultivation World was also well known. To outsiders, a