Now, the Dragon Clan had basically entered a state of seclusion.
The East Sea Dragon Palace had moved near the East Sea's sea eye, using it to suppress the sea eye and stabilize the East Sea.
This was also a meritorious deed, and as long as they continued suppressing the sea eye, they would receive an unending stream of merit.
Of course, the merit gained from suppressing a sea eye was far less than that gained from suppressing the four poles of the prehistoric world—so little that it could practically be ignored.
It could be said that this was a task where the effort far outweighed the rewards.
Yet the Dragon Clan held to the principle that even a mosquito was still meat, so they chose to take on this work that no one else wanted.
Of course, it was not as though absolutely no one wanted to do it. After all, it was something that could continuously earn merit. No matter how little the merit was, it was still merit!
Thus, there were still people willing to do it.
At the very least, there were quite a few innate sea clans willing to suppress the sea eyes.
They were merely innate sea clans that did not even possess a Grand Unity Golden Immortal.
Grand Unity Golden Immortals truly had no desire to do such work!
Suppressing a sea eye was not that simple. Calling it suppression was not entirely accurate; a more precise term would be channeling.
They had to channel the earth veins around the sea eye so that it would not fall into disorder.
This required constant channeling and supervision.
Moreover, once one obtained merit, one also assumed the corresponding responsibility. It was not as though obtaining merit meant the job was done—they still had to handle