Though the many prodigies of the Divine Sea Realm were all at Divine Sea Tier Nine, their foundations varied greatly due to their different origins and backgrounds. Perhaps each of them stood unrivaled within their own realm, but once they were placed in the vast starry sky and compared with prodigies of the same tier from other realms, the gap became apparent.
In the Primordial Realm, when two evenly matched opponents encountered each other, it was difficult to determine life and death. Thus, both sides would inevitably and tacitly choose to stop, lest the snipe and clam battled while the fisherman profited.
Therefore, in the early stages of the Divine Sea Conflict, wherever victory and defeat were decided, life and death were usually decided as well.
The names of the prodigies from those realms who had been eliminated also dimmed and vanished from the golden pillar to the left of the portal, causing the powerful seniors watching these changes to sigh endlessly. Deep down, they did not feel that their juniors were inferior to anyone else's, but they held expectations in their hearts. It was like ordinary families, where no parent believed their own child was worse than the neighbor's. Now, though, it seemed they had ultimately been deceiving themselves somewhat.
Within the Primordial Realm, Lu Ye got off to a good start. He killed, looted the corpse, and destroyed the evidence in one smooth sequence, then swaggered off through the air.
He flew foolishly for half a day, yet did not encounter even a ghostly shadow. With his current speed, even flying leisurely, the distance he covered in half a day was no short one, yet he still found nothing.
This confirmed that the Primordial Realm was indeed enormous. With several thousand people scattered throughout it, they were spread