Looking at the variant True Dragon in the center of the battlefield, several cultivators' expressions changed slightly.
The other cultivators' faces changed as well.
This big fellow was about to break through to the Quasi-Saint realm?
They had all been watching from the sidelines, waiting to reap the fisherman's profit, but if this big fellow broke through to Quasi-Saint, the meaning would be entirely different. By then, they might all have to die.
"No, we can't let this thing break through to Quasi-Saint. Attack."
"If it breaks through to Quasi-Saint, none of us will survive."
"Attack."
"Get him."
At this moment, even the cultivators who had been watching the show could no longer sit still. They rose one after another and joined the battlefield.
Although this fellow breaking through to Quasi-Saint would not pose a genuine threat to their lives.
Once it broke through to Quasi-Saint, however, a Quasi-Saint would have to step in and deal with it.
Why were there no Quasi-Saints on the battlefield now?
Why had the great families and major forces of the Eastern Region not sent out their Quasi-Saints?
Was it because they had none?
Or because the Quasi-Saints were unwilling?
Wrong. All wrong.
The variant True Dragon's heart was an absolute supreme treasure even to Quasi-Saints.
The reason the great families and major forces had not sent Quasi-Saints was because Heavenly Blade Sage had kept them in check.
The Eastern Region still had a Heavenly Blade Sage.
Heavenly Blade Sage's meaning was obvious: leave it to the younger generation.
If every family sent their juniors, then your juniors would still have a sliver of hope of obtaining this thing.
But if they truly fought over it, who would dare compete with Heavenly Blade Sage?
Thus, all the major forces of the Eastern Region tacitly