War came swiftly.
Perhaps because of virtue, this world was different.
Even in hostile circumstances, the people here were exceptionally moral.
The Lin Family began their attack as soon as they realized Han Sheng was harmonizing his virtue.
Though they attacked from multiple fronts, they used no underhanded methods.
Virtue was a crucial thing.
Those capable of harmonizing virtue might, in essence, become hostile to others for the sake of family interests, wage war, and do things that were not quite moral for their family.
Yet broadly speaking, they were still people of virtue.
In other words, if someone possessed absolutely no virtue, then even with the souls of their ancestors leading the way, it would be difficult for them to condense and harmonize virtue.
Virtue was a profound understanding of a certain "nature," combined with corresponding actions.
Sometimes, even if someone recognized a good quality and practiced it in daily life, that did not mean it was their true nature.
Take honesty, for example. A person might be truthful and trustworthy only because they understood that honesty and trustworthiness could improve their credit.
At a critical moment, they could fulfill their credit without hesitation.
Virtue was still different from one's innate moral nature.
But regardless, those who deeply understood morality, even if it differed from their true nature, would usually not deviate too far from it.
Thus, most wars within this Thousand-Form Soul hunting ground remained at the level of a "contest between gentlemen."
Xavier and the others had been assigned to defend the area at the left rear of the Han Family.
Then the Lin Family members charged at them without even bothering to conceal themselves.
They shouted things like, "For the family!" "Father, Mother, your child has been unfilial!" and "Ancestors above!"
Their fighting spirit truly shocked