"Young friend, you clearly understand your own importance, and you also know that you were formed from a strand of primordial destiny. In the Dao-Proving Heaven, the most important thing is none other than destiny. Its strength, weakness, and imbalance will all affect the entire structure of the Dao-Proving Heaven. That is why you cannot go to the Dao-Proving Heaven. If you did, as you said, the entire Dao-Proving Heaven would likely become more than just a battle to confer godhood. I fear its original structure would be thrown into complete chaos and become impossible to control. And if things go badly for us, how could the many worlds be spared?" Jade Pure countered.
"If I'm so important, why can't I go there and settle everything in one stroke? Aren't the imbalances in destiny born from one's own destiny? What does that have to do with me? What enormous role do I play?" I immediately asked again.
Seeing how interested I was, Jade Pure instantly stroked his beard, pulled me down to sit on the Blood-Bane Lotus, and put on an expression that promised a lengthy discourse. He slowly said, "Destiny is an existence that lives on without end, proceeding tirelessly in order. Sometimes it is good and sometimes bad, ethereal and impossible to observe. In our Dao-Proving Heaven, after the passage of countless ages, destiny consequently split into two great camps. We cannot say which is superior or inferior, right or wrong. After all, at our level, the Dao-Proving Heaven itself is the foundation of everything. We have always coexisted harmoniously and would never cross into the other side, much less launch some campaign to devour or annihilate each other... Of course, there are always times when destiny occasionally becomes unstable. That is the variable between our two great