Ye Xiwen recalled that the Beichen Family and Hidden Valley could be considered neighbors. Of course, this notion of neighbors differed from that of the secular world; they were simply the two Seal King Factions located closest to one another, and they were usually competitors as well.
To Hidden Valley, the Beichen Family was also a potential rival, so Hidden Valley had kept a constant watch on them and never dared to relax.
Fortunately, the Beichen Family kept a relatively low profile. Or perhaps they knew that their strength was far inferior to Hidden Valley's. Within the Beichen Family, their strongest expert was their founding ancestor, Beichen King alone. Yet Beichen King was merely at the Late Stage of the Seal King Realm, already a notch below Hidden King, let alone comparable to the strength of Hidden Valley as a whole.
Under such circumstances, they naturally would not easily clash with Hidden Valley, and so Hidden Valley as a whole had formed a rather low-key impression of them.
Naturally, Hidden Valley would not go looking for trouble with the Beichen Family either. After all, the Beichen Family belonged to the human camp. Among the three great races, humanity was currently the strongest, especially due to Emperor Qin and the Martial Sect he had left behind. Humanity was now exceptionally active throughout the Myriad Realms.
Hidden Valley, meanwhile, did not belong to any powerful race. It was more like a sect of independent cultivators, and it had no desire to provoke a force with such a clear racial allegiance for no reason.
Several Kings and many Divine Lords exchanged glances, their faces filled with disbelief. Even though the Beichen Family's overall strength was far inferior to Hidden Valley's, it was still a Seal King Faction. Once a faction reached the level