Within the Land of Reincarnation, those eight cultivators clearly did not believe the words of that so-called Supreme Existence of theirs.
After all, those words really did sound riddled with holes.
The Supreme Existence said the other party had been exiled, but the other party had come here clearly to look for other cultivators. That part alone was wrong.
Also, if the other party truly had been exiled and was truly bloodthirsty by nature, then when they first asked, the Supreme Existence naturally would have told them directly, rather than waiting until now to say it.
So, taking everything together, it was obvious that this cultivator's words were more credible.
Then came the question: what would they have to pay to become the supreme existence?
The other party had not said yet, and for the time being they did not need to consider that point. After all, when the time came and they had become a Supreme Existence, even paying some price would be worth it.
More importantly, there were eight cultivators here now, but there was only one Supreme Existence. Among the eight of them, who could become the Supreme Existence?
If one became the Supreme Existence, what about the remaining seven?
When the time came, they would inevitably be suppressed.
However, becoming the Supreme Existence was not without risk.
After becoming the Supreme Existence, it was very obvious that one would have to leave this Land of Reincarnation and go to another place.
If they left, then what about the rest of their clansmen?
Would the other races worry that they would be slowly eaten away like silkworms devouring leaves, and thus join hands to wipe out their race directly?
After all, if your whole race was destroyed, what could you still suppress?
We joined hands; if you