He had not made any major moves. Aside from the lack of information on the giant python's biological specimen, the opposing Biological Department faction was also a problem.
As the lord of the Southern Star Region, he was not very familiar with the forces in the Eastern Star Region. He could only learn about Borton's rise through the limited information in the database. Indeed, he could not understand why a lord born a pure demon would have ties to Teacher San De Lu.
Back then, he had contacted Teacher San De Lu because he had once studied in the Northern Star Region for a period of time. As a Celestial God Lord, his teacher-student relationship with one of Sylvanas's Primordial Undead had stemmed from his unusually special background!
His name was Vogu.Dees. He belonged to the blue elf race of the southern branch of the Dees Family, commonly known as the blue spirits. He was not a direct descendant, and when he transformed, he became an unrecorded Xenomorph species.
In a Great Clan, competition for resources among collateral descendants was already fierce. This was especially true of elven families. Because their development cycles were long, the elders were extremely cautious about allocating resources. In such an environment, a Xenomorph—especially one with no records whatsoever—was often an object the family would abandon outright.
Indeed, among elves, becoming a Xenomorph did not mean one was trash. Xenomorph species often possessed tremendous potential. The phoenix species, for example, was a noble variety among Xenomorphs. Many elven families would even set aside resources specifically to cultivate newly transformed Xenomorph descendants.
But those were Great Clans. Small families had limited resources and no excess resources to gamble. Xenomorphs might produce an extraordinary mutation, but there was also a high probability of producing junk. Without supporting