As time passed, rumors and speculation began to spread. There were also vast differences between the immortal legacies scattered across the Central Continent Land.
The Primordial Heavenly Court had been divided into eight departments: Thunder, Fire, Plague, the Dipper, Stars and Constellations, Three Mountains and Five Sacred Peaks, Rain-Bringing and Cloud-Raising, and Gods of Good and Evil. As their names suggested, each specialized in entirely different fields. The Thunder Department excelled in all manner of fierce, overwhelming lightning arts, while the Fire Department specialized in various spiritual flames, true flames, and the like. Each of the others had its own unique talents, and together they encompassed virtually everything on the Blue Star Continent.
Of the eight departments, the Thunder Department excelled most in offense. Fierce and explosive, it meted out punishment on Heaven's behalf, slaying all manner of monsters, ghosts, and demons. Its unparalleled combat prowess placed it among the foremost of the Primordial Heavenly Court's eight departments.
As such, the immortal legacies of the Thunder Department's heavenly generals were undoubtedly the most popular among Blue Star's modern world cultivators. This was the Thunder Department, the strongest fighting force in the Primordial Heavenly Court! No one could resist its fierce, overwhelming immortal arts or the exhilaration of commanding lightning.
Of course, beyond that, what shocked Blue Star's modern world cultivators most was that these immortal legacies also included those of certain immortal lords of the Heavenly Court.
Anyone who could be called an immortal lord in the Primordial Heavenly Court had, at the very least, reached the heavenly immortal level. Such beings possessed inconceivable power, capable of plucking stars and moons from the sky, wielding vast supernatural abilities and invincible magical might. They could certainly be counted as the second-in-command figures within the Primordial Heavenly Court's eight departments.
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