Master came too?
Wang Jixuan had his own thoughts about it.
He looked around, found a more secluded bamboo grove, and set up a barrier there.
He cleared his throat and called out loudly, "Patriarch Luo, whatever you want to discuss, please tell this disciple."
This was a reminder to his master not to appear directly for the time being.
The bamboo rustled as a phantom emerged from the left, strolling over to Wang Jixuan with a somewhat kindly smile.
It was naturally a fragment of Luo Tianjin's primordial spirit.
"Ji Xuan," Luo Tianjin said with a chuckle as he moved closer, "let's discuss something."
"The Human King Seal?"
"That's right! You've been smart ever since you were little!"
"I only just became a disciple, and I grew up in the Xu Realm," Wang Jixuan said helplessly. "Patriarch Luo, it's not that I don't want to help you. This matter is simply too significant."
Luo Tianjin clasped his hands behind his back. "Sigh, you still don't understand the disagreements between our Spear, Sword, and Slaughter factions. If not for the Human King Seal, our three factions would naturally stand united against a common enemy. But now that the Human King Seal has appeared, and it is in the hands of that princess's remnant spirit... this is actually extremely dangerous."
Daoist Wang nodded. "Indeed. Everyone will inevitably have their own thoughts."
"It isn't merely having thoughts. None of the three factions will submit to the others. Standing united against outsiders is a consensus, but at the end of the ancient era, if we had not split internally and failed to decide who would take the lead, how could we possibly have given the other factions a chance to recuperate and recover their strength?"
Luo Tianjin said solemnly:
"To say nothing else,