Watching from the Sidelines (III)

Before this, if someone had asked Yuan Tian how powerful the Primordial Chaos Demon Gods were, he really would not have known. He knew they were strong, but he had no real sense of just how strong.

Yuan Tian had met one Primordial Chaos Demon God: Daoist Yangliu. But at the time, Yuan Tian had been far too weak compared with Daoist Yangliu to sense the extent of his strength.

After that came Star Demon God. Although Yuan Tian knew that he ranked among the most formidable Primordial Chaos Demon Gods, in one respect, he could not even compare with Daoist Yangliu. Daoist Yangliu was at least still alive, while Star Demon God had met his end, leaving Yuan Tian nothing but an inheritance. Yuan Tian could only use that inheritance to gauge his strength indirectly.

If Yuan Tian could only gain an indirect understanding of Star Demon God's own strength, how was he supposed to learn through him how powerful the Primordial Chaos Demon Gods were?

Then there was Demon Ancestor Luohu. Yuan Tian did know how strong he was, but knowing that was one thing. Luohou was not a true Primordial Chaos Demon God, after all, merely the reincarnation of one. Who knew whether the Primordial Chaos Demon God before reincarnation had been stronger, or Luohou afterward? How could Yuan Tian verify that? Naturally, he could not, so he could only set the matter aside.

Still, Yuan Tian had a benchmark in mind: however powerful these Primordial Chaos Demon Gods were, they could only be at the Quasi-Sage level. Otherwise, if any of them had surpassed that level, just how powerful would Pangu have had to be? Yuan Tian believed that even with the aid of the heaven-opening divine weapon, the Pangu Axe, Pangu could not have slaughtered