Anyone familiar with the Borton Faction knew that it was notoriously complicated. It was the first Abyssal Devil Celestial God lord, the first Pure Demon Faction, and the first Celestial God faction founded by a devil who had not been born of the demon direct line!
This identity made the faction's path full of uncertainty.
First, could Borton, who was not of the demon direct line, obtain the Abyss's support? What exactly did the Demon Clan think of Celestial God factions? Would the Celestial God Academy target the Abyss after allowing it to possess a Celestial God quota?
After all, the Abyss was not the first race to receive a quota. The Fairy Clan had possessed one long before the Calamity War, but aside from An Ya, who fell back then, where was there a second Fairy Celestial God in the world?
Whether the Abyssal devils could squeeze into the Celestial God circle was a complicated political issue that many people were watching.
That was looking at the matter broadly. On a smaller scale, Borton represented the interests of the Abyssal devils, so the faction was inevitably biased toward the Abyssal side. This could be seen from the fact that all nine Legion Commanders belonged to the Demon Department.
When Raine had chosen this faction, Dragon Duke had initially thought he would certainly hit a wall. He had never expected things to turn out like this.
This left Dragon Duke somewhat bewildered. Could his grandson really be that outstanding? Or was he the Child of Destiny, truly capable of carving out a place for himself in a faction made up purely of demons?
Just as his son had said, this was indeed a once-in-a-thousand-years opportunity!
If Borton wanted to grow stronger and integrate into the Federation, he could not let