"Since that's the case, what's there left to fuss over? How did it end up reaching the point of destroying the entire realm? Wouldn't it have been fine to leave the Three Immortal Realms alone? Everyone could take what they needed and pursue what they wanted. Following a balanced arrangement, no one would have been able to affect the others," I said.
"Heh heh. If only it were that simple. You know about that Nameless Dao Art, right? It appeared out of nowhere, and along with it came Lord Hua. As the Child of Destiny, Lord Hua was peerlessly clever. I won't even mention his innate excellence. Later, he traveled through various realms and paid his respects to all three old monsters, becoming their disciple. As for who created the Nameless Dao Art, or who obtained it first, I imagine you don't care about that, do you?" Xia Ruize said with a laugh.
"I care. How could I not? Hurry up and tell me—where did this Nameless Dao Art come from?" I asked hurriedly.
"You ask me, but who am I supposed to ask? I pieced the whole thing together from scattered remarks made while the three old monsters cursed Lord Hua. Having a cause and effect at all is already pretty good. How could I care who got it first or later? In any case, after the three old monsters obtained the Nameless Dao Art, they took Lord Hua as their disciple as well, and master and disciples cultivated it together," Xia Ruize said.
"Then they should have gotten along harmoniously. Could it be that they kept visiting one another and cultivated themselves into a conflict?" I sneered.
"You heard which lineage Lord Hua belonged to, didn't you? A bit of guidance from Yuqing became the fuse that ignited