The Thoughts of the Saints

Lu Jun had made this suggestion based on rational judgment—the world needed living beings, civilization, and the impetus for evolution.

And the Prehistoric World had ready-made living beings, mature civilizations, and abundant experience.

Combining the two should have been a win-win situation.

But...

But what if?

What if his judgment was wrong?

What if transferring living beings truly affected Tai Yi's Nirvana?

What if Tai Yi's return encountered problems because of it?

Lu Jun took a deep breath and suppressed the unease in his heart.

He looked at the Saints, at the expectant looks in their eyes, and understood—there was no turning back now.

The words had already been spoken, the proposal had already been made, and all the Saints had accepted it.

If he now said that he was not certain either, that this was merely his speculation, that there might be risks...

Not only would it utterly destroy his prestige, it would also plunge these Saints, who had only just reached a consensus, back into doubt and argument.

And more importantly—

Lu Jun looked at the pulsing Nirvana Egg. Feeling the increasingly stable fluctuations within it, a trace of understanding rose in his heart.

He truly was not certain.

But he believed in Tai Yi.

Since Tai Yi had chosen this path, completed the creation of the world, and was transforming the cosmic passage—he must have already considered all of this.

Tai Yi would not allow any factor to interfere with his Nirvana.

If transferring living beings would truly affect him, he would certainly send a warning from within the Nirvana Egg.

But up to this point, the Nirvana Egg had shown no abnormal reaction whatsoever.

What did that mean?

It meant that, at least for now, transferring living beings was safe.

At least for now, Tai Yi