Mo Lin's words were absolutely not alarmist.
As something that normally belonged to the underworld, without other forces sustaining it, it absolutely could not remain in the human world for long.
What was more, this world did not even have an underworld. Souls entered reincarnation directly and were reborn.
After hearing Mo Lin's warning, the Dragon God did not react much. His dragon eyes remained calm.
"Young man, do you think these dragon souls are willing to forget the hatred of the dragon clan and let it drift away with the winds of time? Every member of the dragon clan is a warrior who would rather die than yield, one who will never rest until their goal is achieved. Unless their great vengeance is avenged, not a single one here will lay down their blood feud!"
The Dragon God's and dragon clan's stubbornness far exceeded what Mo Lin had imagined.
Mo Lin had thought that telling them their souls would dissipate and they would be unable to reincarnate—a fate essentially equivalent to never being reborn for all eternity—would make the Dragon God hesitate.
Yet the result was still the same. He had not swayed him at all, and from an emotional standpoint, there was nothing wrong with his answer.
Mo Lin could have directly used Spirit Binding and General Dispatch to forcibly send them into reincarnation.
However, going against the wishes of so many souls would also offend the natural order.
(Wandering souls were considered part of nature, much like the spirits that possessed people in the tradition of spirit mediums. Defying nature meant offending the natural order.)
(PS: Humans stood apart from nature and were not considered part of it.)
Although his attempts had yielded no results, the Dragon God had emphasized the word "hatred" so many times that