Three hundred years had already passed since the Primordial Land was stirred once more.
Under the combined might and pressure of the Primordial Saints, Demon Emperor Dijun was successfully deterred, not daring to continue entering the fray to fight personally.
Furthermore,
the calm Demon Emperor Dijun also understood that if he truly fought within the Primordial Land, it would inevitably cause irreparable damage to the world, and the monstrous karmic debt lowered by the heavens at that time might just cause him to tumble down from his saintly position.
This was the one bad thing about saints who attained enlightenment through merit.
Once the actions they performed resulted in karmic debt exceeding their merit, there was a possibility they would fall right down from their saintly throne.
Regardless of the reason, the Primordial Land had ultimately reached a consensus that henceforth, within the interior of the world, no further saint-level battles would erupt.
Demon Emperor Dijun would no longer strike, but that did not mean the Lich War was thus concluded.
The strong were all stubborn, or rather, steadfast in their convictions.
Their thoughts were impossible to change unless failure was already laid out before them.
In the eyes of Demon Emperor Dijun, strife between races was irreconcilable.
This was just like a battle between worlds.
Once a second civilization was discovered, there could only be a battle unto death, until the other party was completely exterminated.
Otherwise, he would not be able to sleep or rest in peace.
When he founded the Demon Clan, the definition he gave the Demon Clan was beings who absorbed the spiritual breath of heaven and earth.
Therefore, the Demon Clan did not include the anomalous Witch Clan.
If the Witch Clan were weak, Dijun would not have cared either, and could have treated