Primordial Chaos: The Three Pure Ancestor Shamans Unite, Heavenly Dao Is Helpless
Chapter 395

Saints of the Primordial Wilderness Loan

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"Interesting.

Heavenly Dao, was this all You could do—throw Your weight around among the Saints under Your command?"

When the Hunyuan Celestial Venerables saw Heavenly Dao unleash Lightning Punishment to discipline Di Jun, they immediately intervened to block it for him.

If they could make Di Jun defect and cause trouble for Heavenly Dao, these Hunyuan Celestial Venerables would be more than happy to do so.

Ancestor Reincarnation's voice echoed through the Heavenly Dao Origin Space.

Although Heavenly Dao dearly wished to retort to Reincarnation, Hongjun, Its mouthpiece, was absent, so It had no way to communicate directly with the living beings of the Primordial Wilderness.

Heavenly Dao could only withdraw Its methods in resentment.

It had merely intended to punish Di Jun a little.

If this truly drove Di Jun to the Hunyuan Celestial Venerables' side and caused It trouble, the loss would outweigh the gain.

"Phew!"

Seeing Di Jun's earth-shattering strike dissipate, the two senior and junior brothers, Mituo and Bodhi, let out long breaths.

"We thank Heavenly Dao."

Though they did not know exactly how Heavenly Dao had acted,

the two brothers could sense some of the situation through the Hongmeng Purple Qi that was nearly refined.

Heavenly Dao had blocked Di Jun's attack for them.

Since Heavenly Dao had defended them against Di Jun's fatal blow, they naturally had to offer their thanks.

At the same time, Heavenly Dao sent down a portion of Heavenly Dao Merit to help Mituo and Bodhi refine the Hongmeng Purple Qi.

This scene once again shocked all living beings of the Primordial Wilderness.

"It's Heavenly Dao Merit! How is that possible?

One could receive Heavenly Dao Merit simply by establishing a sect? Then why hadn't the Demon Saint received any Heavenly Dao Merit?

And Demon Saint Di Jun became a

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