Dimensional Hegemony was far too complex, profound, and obscure. As for what great opportunities, great risks, and great calamities it truly contained, even the Wizard Civilization led by Saine did not know.
It was precisely because they did not know that Truth Explorers like Saine were drawn in, charging forward one after another, willing to stop at nothing to uncover the exact reasons behind it.
Saint Zhunti of the Buddhism Sect likely did not dare guarantee what intervening in Dimensional Hegemony would ultimately bring to the Buddhism Sect. Yet he still harbored such intentions. It had to be said that he possessed great perseverance and great wisdom.
The concerns troubling Saint Zhunti were, first, that he truly did not know whether doing this was right. Second, even now, Saint Zhunti had yet to await the reincarnated body of the Receiving Saint.
The Receiving Saint had fallen tens of thousands of years ago. At that time, even his True Spirit Light might not have been preserved.
His circumstances were utterly different from those of Master Tongtian and the others, who had undergone reincarnation and re-cultivation.
Yet Saint Zhunti had a feeling that his Senior Brother, the Receiving Saint, would return!
Perhaps this feeling and confidence had been given to him by Taoist Ancestor Hongjun, who had left the Star Realm.
After all, the six of them were the "Primordial Six Saints," disciples under the Dao Ancestor. Before Hongjun left the Star Realm, it was impossible for him to simply ignore them entirely.
It was only that no one knew whether Saint Zhunti's wait would ultimately bear fruit.
After listening to Duan Po's introduction, Saine too fell into prolonged contemplation.
Master Tongtian then raised his head and glanced at Saine before continuing, "As for our Intercept Sect... I intend to enter the