Xu Kun's words left the elders, especially those of the Rakshasa lineage, bewildered.
Unlike the Asura Path, whether it was the Bloodfiend Power inherited from Bloodfiend's incomplete Asura Power or the sea of Other Shore Flowers blooming along the Yellow Springs Riverbank, they had at least supported the entire Asura Race's sail forward.
These were the legacies Bloodfiend, the Asura patriarch, had left for later generations.
As for Miu Dan, another patriarch, it was not that he had left little behind for his descendants. He had essentially left nothing.
Other than Rakshasa descendants such as Princess Iron Fan, Miu Dan himself had not left the race anything suitable for long-term development.
Nothing at all!
Even the Miu Dan Ruins they had finally discovered barred them, his descendants, from entering.
Thinking about it now, it was not merely that Miu Dan hated these descendants. To a certain extent, Miu Dan himself knew that the path he had taken was wrong.
Bloodfiend's path was, at most, incomplete. Miu Dan's path had absolutely no direction in which it could develop.
He had reached the Demigod Realm only by relying on the power of the Rakshasa God that he had inherited.
Yet he had been unable to draw anything from it that could benefit his clansmen or future generations.
All he had left behind was the empty title of Rakshasa.
Otherwise, the Rakshasa Race's regime would not have been replaced by the Asura Race in the first place.
The Rakshasa regime had been completely rejected!
But the reason for that rejection was not the clansmen. It was Miu Dan himself.
If possible, even now, the Asura Race still wished to find the true Rakshasa Path.
There was no fear in having too many paths—only in having too few.
Because the Asura Path was not