This starry sky had finally fallen completely silent.
The Immortal Sect and the Six Great Afterglow Immortal Sects drafted a brand-new alliance treaty according to the principles they had already agreed upon—or rather, an order-loyalty agreement—clearly defining both sides' obligations and rights, with detailed provisions covering economics, diplomacy, military affairs, education, and every other aspect.
After more than a hundred years of repeated negotiations, this contract was finally settled. Both sides signed the Heavenly Dao Contract.
For the Six Great Afterglow Immortal Sects, the signing entities were their Sect Inheritance Supreme Treasures and Upper Realm afterglows.
Correspondingly, the Immortal Sect used the Central Array Spirit Computer as the contracting entity.
In addition, the Six Great Immortal Sects Afterglow strongly demanded that the Great Sun Sword Master sign as well. The Immortal Sect approved this request, without demanding in return that the six Dao Sons sign.
This request did not hold much significance.
The foundations of those six Dao Sons were rather weak. What truly mattered were the Immortal Sect afterglows; having the afterglows serve as the contract entities was enough.
It was also worth mentioning that, after all these years of development, the Immortal Sect's Heavenly Dao Alliance Treaty Technology remained quite crude compared with the inheritances of the Upper Realm Immortal Cults. Its binding force did not seem particularly strong.
The Six Great Afterglow Immortal Sects therefore proposed using their own treaty technology, and were willing to share it free of charge.
The Immortal Sect rejected this request.
The Immortal Sect would only use treaty technology it fully understood, even if that technology was outdated.
The treaty was signed in an orderly fashion. First, the Six Great Immortal Sects Afterglow and their Immortal Sect inheritance supreme treasures signed it, then submitted it to the Immortal Sect.
The Immortal Sect