"So you're saying no one here cares about you or loves you?" I couldn't help laughing.
"Of course not... Actually, before Master came down... that was indeed the case. And it wasn't just me. The others had more or less the same idea... After all, we and the Dao Fruit Realm are both marginalized people, aren't we...?" Sheng Ji muttered.
"How marginalized are you?" I flew along with Sheng Ji.
Sometimes she flew below me, sometimes above me. As we spun around, space itself became the only thing determining the direction of our movement.
"You know, after a hundred thousand years, those of us immortals without descendants would have seen our Houses wither away long ago. Some Houses are quite large, but how could they be like ours in this generation, basking in your glory? So comparatively speaking, the glory only shines throughout the next interface. At our level, we're mostly the ones being troubled, while there are fewer people we can trouble." Sheng Ji grumbled.
I smiled and said, "You are a Divine Lord, at least."
"Then does Master know why I became a Divine Lord?" Sheng Ji rested her hand on my arm.
"Why? Could it be because people think there's something improper between you and me?" I asked in surprise.
Sheng Ji proudly pursed her sensual lips before saying, "It's that simple. That's why I have far more resources than everyone else. Even if I don't want them, someone sends them over. How could anyone connected to Master not have the slightest privilege? You are the God of Gods."
"So you admit it too?" I laughed.
"Master! How could I not admit it? Besides, I like it too. And even if I denied it, who would believe me?" Sheng Ji had kept her arm hooked around mine