As a newly conferred Saint, Nightingale Saint was also considered an unconventional figure in the Divine Realm.
But he still harbored a certain prejudice toward Subordinate Creatures in the Divine Realm...
The vast majority of martial artists did not care about the living beings in their World Within.
That was because the countless living beings in the World Within contributed nothing more than vitality to the World Within, allowing true essence to circulate more extensively within the Dantian.
Some True Gods relied on the Power of Faith to cultivate believers in their World Within, but not everyone needed the Power of Faith. Especially those who had reached the Saint Realm—they did not care whether people believed in them, nor would they take the initiative to reveal their existence to the people in their World Within. They simply did not care.
There were far too many Subordinate Creatures...
A single cosmos contained countless Great Thousand Worlds, and every Great Thousand World contained countless living beings.
Besides that, a True God's World Within was also immensely vast...
The Divine Realm was so enormous. Within it were all kinds of True Spirits, and within the bodies of all kinds of living beings were also densely packed mountain ranges and the Four Divine Trees...
The number of Subordinate Creatures under them was so great that it could not be counted.
To martial artists, especially those at the level of True Gods, these lives were no different from weeds. Their existence held no meaning whatsoever.
Who would pay attention to when the weeds in the mountains and forests sprouted, or when they withered away?
Perhaps, among those "weeds," someone would occasionally shine with dazzling radiance. But the only thing they cared about was that gleam. As for the other weeds, they remained weeds...
The existence