Bai Ze suddenly seemed to think of something. After hesitating for a moment, he finally gathered his courage and slowly spoke with a probing tone.
"Your Majesty, when I used to recruit others, I had a realization. Though countless races stand throughout the Primordial Wilderness, there are still some living beings without any clan. They are alone, or gathered in only a few scattered individuals, hardly enough to be called a clan."
"For example, Your Majesty, the Eastern Emperor, and I, Bai Ze—our respective clans have only one or two members. They cannot truly be considered clans."
Upon hearing this, Di Jun could not help but frown slightly, clearly somewhat surprised by the point Bai Ze had raised.
Still, he remained patient and did not interrupt Bai Ze. He simply waited quietly for him to continue.
At this point, Bai Ze paused briefly and looked at Di Jun before him, observing his reaction.
Seeing that Di Jun merely frowned and showed no sign of anger, Bai Ze gradually became bolder and continued.
"Though our Heavenly Court has already been established, we still need a great many people to solidify our foundation and grow stronger. Why does Your Majesty not establish a clan and bring these scattered beings under our Heavenly Court? That way, even without my recruiting them, so long as Your Majesty gives the order, our Heavenly Court will never lack manpower. It will also add another clan to the Primordial Wilderness. This would be an enormous benefit to Your Majesty and the Heavenly Court alike!"
Hearing this, Di Jun's brow furrowed even more deeply.
"Bai Ze, do you know of the scene when the Dragon Phoenix Qilin three clans stood side by side? Though I had not yet been born at the time, I learned quite a bit