The Upper Three Worlds discovered that the people of the Two Halls would not soften their stance no matter what. Thus, the issue of the Heavenly Order could not be resolved, and those few in the Vast Void were secretly infuriated.
What angered them even more was that the people of the Two Halls could actually resist the restraints of magical power to a certain extent. The Two Halls must have vaguely detected some of the Upper Three Worlds' arrangements early on, then secretly studied out certain loopholes. This showed they had been plotting for a long time. That made compromise even less possible.
Unable to obtain the result they wanted and temporarily having no way to deal with the Two Halls, they simply said no more. They only pushed whatever forces were available before them, using as much of the magical power the Two Halls could lend as possible.
Yet even though the power of the Heavenly Order could be set in motion, the Daoists below who were responsible for calculations grew increasingly hard-pressed.
They had originally been responsible for tracking the changes in the Heavenly Order. But now, not only was there the Heavenly Order, there was also the existence of chaotic qi and pure spirit power. It was like adding frost to snow.
They had already been carrying heavy burdens and trudging forward slowly; now it was as if another burden had been dragged behind them. Once they failed to keep up with the changes, there would scarcely be any need to think about what came next.
With the Dao-Calming Treasure assisting them, and with the Upper Layer of the Upper Three Worlds having paid them some attention during this period, things should not have become so dire. But because they had continually ignored the chaotic and