Ran Deng silently pondered. Had he ever done anything significant for the Human Clan?
The Human Clan reproduced at an astonishing rate. After nearly ten thousand years of growth and settlement, and with teleportation arrays becoming widespread, Human Clan footprints could indeed be found throughout the Primordial World. From great cities and small towns to villages and tribes, they lived in groups, carved paths through mountains, opened up wastelands, and prospered.
Although the Human Clan was not as densely concentrated in the Western Land as it was in the Central Continent and Eastern Land, there were naturally still quite a few of them. Ran Deng had also had dealings with these humans.
But as for having made some immense contribution to the Human Clan, it seemed he had not. At most, when he encountered humans in need while traveling, he would casually lend them a hand.
Could such trivial matters really be called a "contribution"?
Yet Ling seemed unwilling to say more on the matter, and Ran Deng could not press further.
Ran Deng did not know that Ling merely feared that saying such things publicly would embarrass him.
Some matters truly were not suitable for public discussion.
Just as Ran Deng was feeling baffled by this, more living beings arrived.
In the inner courtyard of Wa Palace, Wu Chu, Taishang, and the other Sage disciples, along with Di Jun, Taiyi, and the rest, began drinking tea after presenting their congratulatory gifts to Nuwa.
At the same time, they asked Nuwa, the newly ascended Sage, about certain cultivation matters.
They asked questions, and Nuwa answered them.
Their questions were nothing more than how much Merit was still needed for successful Dao Attainment after one's comprehension of the Great Dao had reached the realm of grand completion.
After answering them