With so many Daluo gathered together, eating and drinking, it was only natural that they would also discuss the Dao and exchange the insights they had gained from cultivation.
Throughout the process, Wu Chu continued accumulating all kinds of Great Dao Seeds.
Daluo encompassed all things and could do anything, but they still needed continual enlightenment. Without comprehension, they could not simply know something out of thin air.
By comparison, Daluo beings comprehended the origins of various Great Daos far faster than Taiyi Realm beings. They could draw inferences from one instance, grasp related concepts with ease, and, once given a starting point, unravel the framework of a Great Dao Origin like peeling away layers of silk, without the slightest obstruction.
This merely required the expenditure of time.
Thus, the more established a Daluo was, the more Great Dao Origins they had comprehended, the stronger their cultivation became, and naturally, the more methods they possessed to preserve their lives.
Daluo beings were difficult to kill for precisely this reason. No one knew how they might flee when danger descended, nor how many life-saving measures they had arranged for themselves over their long lives.
However, Wu Chu also understood that difficult to kill did not mean impossible to kill.
The Three Cloud Ladies, Zhao Gongming, and the other immortals were the best examples. So were the Daluo beings who had died in the last great war among the Three Clans. The Chaos Behemoth that they had hunted down last time, which had ultimately turned into stars and had its Primordial Spirit severed by the Ancestor, was even more so.
Otherwise, Wu Chu would not have tricked Liusu, the Mother Thunder Beast, into coming over to serve as his Guardian Divine Beast. This, too, was one of the life-saving measures he had