Suddenly, however, Yuan Yan understood with sudden clarity and felt a dark intuition that the Heavenly Dao seemed to be urging him: he needed to fulfill a saint's duties.
What duties?
First, assist in sorting out the rules of the Primordial World!
Second, a saint should civilize all living beings, and he ought to lecture on the Great Dao!
Third, a Hunyuan Sage should open up a dojo in the Inner Chaos, and must not reside in the Primordial World for long periods of cultivation or greedily swallow the Primordial World's Innate Spiritual Qi and Dao Rhyme Spiritual Essence.
Of course, the Primordial World's Heavenly Dao would not make a saint work for free either. By fulfilling the saint's duties, the Heavenly Dao would bestow merit and fortune based on the saint's contributions and ease its restrictions on the saint... which could accelerate the saint's cultivation.
Yet, facing this dim intuition, Yuan Yan showed no reaction at all, directly ignoring it as he prepared to focus single-mindedly on cultivation.
In fact, he had sensed this just as he condensed his Heavenly Dao Saint Position and attained the Dao to become a saint, but he had ignored it!
His Origin Power was currently empty, and his true body was right in the middle of transformation and sublimation. Was it appropriate to ask him to go fulfill a saint's duties now?
Clearly, it was not appropriate!
Of course, it was not that he did not want to fulfill the saint's duties, but it had to be delayed—delayed in fulfillment, slowly fulfilled, and fulfilled in an orderly manner.
Thinking to himself, Yuan Yan ignored the dim intuition and immersed himself in enlightening and cultivating the Dao. While comprehending the Heavenly Dao and the Great Dao, and deducing and perfecting his own Great