The scene of Ancestor God Pangu's resurrection as described by Luo Qing was as terrifying as it could possibly be.
Not every Sage present had been bewitched by Luo Qing's arguments.
While Luo Qing was speaking, Ancestor Hongjun had been frowning the entire time.
The moment Luo Qing finished speaking, Ancestor Hongjun directly rebuked him.
"You should stop trying to alarm everyone. All of this is merely your own speculation.
Even if Ancestor God Pangu were resurrected, there's no guarantee he would make things difficult for us."
"Hah! Fellow Hongjun, if you truly thought that way, you wouldn't have deliberately restricted the development of the Primordial Wilderness back then.
Besides, can you guarantee that what I've said will definitely not happen?
I'm afraid you can't!"
Faced with Luo Qing's mockery, Ancestor Hongjun grew somewhat irritated.
That was because, regardless of their previous positions, the other Sages had now been persuaded.
They clearly leaned more toward the idea that Ancestor God Pangu's resurrection would be disadvantageous to them.
Laozi, Nuwa, and the others truly couldn't entrust their lives and deaths entirely to Ancestor God Pangu's personal intentions.
Upon learning this news, their first thought was to stop Ancestor God Pangu's resurrection.
As the Sages wore grim expressions and fell into thought,
Luo Qing no longer concealed anything and continued revealing some of the truth to the Sages.
"Originally, Fellow Hongjun wanted to Merge with Dao in order to restrict the growth and expansion of the Primordial World.
The six strands of Primordial Violet Qi he divided out were the six Sage positions he had reserved for the Primordial World.
By confining the Primordial World to a very limited scope, he intended to prevent Ancestor God Pangu from resurrecting.
It was indeed a good plan.
However, there were still variables that could