Di Gan and several other Emperor Race children stared intently at Fang Yun, their eyes brimming with admiration. They silently committed his words to memory, instinctively feeling that if they could comprehend and accomplish what Fang Yun had said, their achievements would be anything but ordinary.
Fang Yun smiled faintly. "What should you do next?"
"Make plans!" Di Lan shouted.
The Saints exchanged knowing smiles.
As Di Lan walked, he said with feeling, "Just moments ago, I still thought there was no need to make plans for everything. Who would have thought that in the blink of an eye, your plan would alert all the Ancestors and might even save the entire Emperor Race. From now on, I won't say that the Ancestors' affairs have nothing to do with me. So long as I take part in something, so long as it is something I need to do, I will make a good plan. And just as you said, when making plans, we must also conduct Extended Deduction."
Di Han nodded. "From this day forth, every member of the Emperor Race must practice the ability to make plans! Pre-battle planning, seeking opportunities, post-battle summaries, criticism and self-criticism, as well as Extended Deduction—these are necessary steps. No one may omit them, though they may add more. We must follow the Teacher's example and cast aside the bad habit of relying solely on the Saint Ancestors! Only by casting them aside can we become them!"
The Saints immediately felt that Di Han's words made sense and nodded one after another.
"See?" Fang Yun said. "Di Han just added an extremely important link to the plan."
The Saints looked at Fang Yun in surprise. Even Di Han had not realized it.
"Reflection! Perhaps you have not noticed it, but I have. Di Han