I Couldn't Help But Reflect...; the Spirit Hall First Team Members

[I was stunned when I heard that. I had never seen anything like it in Heaven Dou City. When a child blocked a noble's path, the noble would coldly crush the child beneath his wheels.

And I witnessed more than one such heartwarming act here.

When faced with children who had yet to become Soul Masters, the first instinct of Spirit Hall's deacons and bishops was not to kick them to death or prey on them. It was to care for them in every possible way.

I grew increasingly curious about Spirit Hall's Divine Ancestor, so I stayed in Spirit City and learned the legend of the Angel God. To my surprise, I discovered that Evil Soul Masters had once run rampant across Douluo Continent. It was the great Angel God who liberated the entire continent, and Spirit Hall existed to protect its peace.

Children raised in Spirit Hall could even undergo grueling training before awakening their Martial Souls. Their goal was to awaken higher Innate Soul Power—not to produce geniuses, but to better eliminate Evil Soul Masters and protect the continent.

And what were the youths of our empire doing? They were seeking pleasure in brothels, abducting women, and crushing commoners like us! The children of Spirit Hall could do what we of the Heaven Dou Empire could not.

When I compared this with the deeds of the Two Great Empires, which also claimed to "protect the peace of the continent," I fell silent.

If possible, I hoped my future children could study in Spirit City and become heroic Soul Masters who defended the continent, rather than use their status to oppress commoners.

I couldn't help but reflect.

Why was Spirit Hall's system so superior? Why could its children thrive? Then it dawned on me: the Two Great Empires