This Grand Minister of Fate was a subordinate deity he had selected from among the many disciples of the Emperor Yan Tribe. She had already attained the body of a High God and comprehended part of the great dao of life, death, and longevity.
She was highly gifted, so Yang Huai had kept her by his side as a subordinate deity, letting her help handle many daily affairs.
Beyond that, he would have several more subordinate deities under his command in the future to assist him in wielding the authority of the sun, freeing him from countless tedious worldly matters and giving him more time of his own.
Hearing Yan Ju's instructions, the Grand Minister of Fate gave a slight nod and quietly departed from his side.
Several days later, more than a dozen Qi Refiners skilled in the study of talismans had been selected.
Yet as he looked at one figure below, Yan Ju's eyes held a strange look.
"Little sister, why are you here?"
Yan Ju's gaze fell upon one graceful and enchanting figure.
The red-clad figure was none other than his eldest younger sister, Shao Yan.
Shao Yan smiled faintly.
"Crown Prince Brother, there is no need to worry. Mother is entirely focused on Yao Ji now and will not keep an eye on me. I happened to hear that you wished to perfect the Dao of talismans, so I came to join in the excitement and see whether I could help you!"
Yao Ji was the second princess of the Emperor Yan Tribe, born to Ting Yao several decades ago.
She was also a princess whose aptitude was not particularly outstanding.
Compared to Yan Ju, she truly fell far short.
Rumors had long circulated through the tribe that after Crown Prince Yan Ju was born, he