By now, the Dragon Clan had essentially withdrawn from the world.
Even the East Sea Dragon Palace had relocated near the East Sea Eye to suppress it and thereby stabilize the East Sea.
This, too, was a meritorious deed. As long as they continued suppressing the Sea Eye, they would receive an unending stream of merit.
Of course, the merit earned from suppressing a Sea Eye was far less than that earned from suppressing the Primordial World's Four Poles—so little, in fact, that it could practically be ignored.
It was fair to say that the effort far outweighed the rewards.
Still, adhering to the principle that even a tiny mosquito had meat on it, the Dragon Clan had chosen to take on this job that no one wanted.
Of course, it was not truly a job that no one wanted. After all, it offered an unending stream of merit. However little merit there was, it was still merit!
So there were still those willing to do it.
At the very least, plenty of the Innate Sea Clans were willing to suppress the Sea Eyes.
They were simply clans that did not have even a single Daluo Golden Immortal.
Daluo Golden Immortals truly wanted nothing to do with the job!
Suppressing a Sea Eye was not that simple. Indeed, "suppressing" was not quite accurate; "regulating" would have been a better description.
They had to regulate the Sea Eye's earth veins to prevent it from falling into disorder.
This required constant regulation and supervision.
Moreover, once they received merit, they took on the corresponding responsibility. It was not as though receiving the merit meant the job was done—they still had to provide after-sales service!
If a Sea Eye erupted, disrupting the earth veins of the Four Seas and causing severe upheaval throughout