Ji Ning had nothing more to say to Primordial Beginning. He simply dismissed his Projection and ended their conversation.
Viewed from an absolutely objective standpoint, the Sith Chaos Universe had come out worse in this invasion.
The moment Ji Ning became a Chaosverse Controller, everyone who had died fighting the Sith invasion could be resurrected, just as Primordial Beginning had said.
It would only cost some Origin.
For the Sith Chaos Universe to resurrect the powerful fighters who had died in Ji Ning's homeland, however, the cost in Origin would be far greater.
Every powerful Cultivator carried a vast amount of their Chaos Universe's Origin. When a Cultivator died, that Origin could still return to its home.
But those Ji Ning had slain with his Great Destruction Sword Dao were different. Their Origin could not return to the Sith Chaos Universe. It was simply lost.
So every death at Ji Ning's hands harmed the Sith Chaos Universe once. If Primordial Beginning resurrected them, the Origin it cost would harm it a second time.
Most important of all, Iyerre, an Ultimate Supreme, had died. That was a ruinous loss for the Sith Chaos Universe. Primordial Beginning could feel his Chaos Universe had weakened by a huge margin.
The scale of that weakening could only be described as drastic.
Who knew how many times more Chaos Universe Origin an Ultimate Supreme carried than an ordinary Supreme?
With Iyerre dead at Ji Ning's hands, all the Sith Chaos Universe Origin within him now belonged to the Desolate Chaosverse.
It had not been easy for Primordial Beginning to build up those reserves, yet Iyerre had handed over a sizable chunk in one stroke.
And Iyerre could not be resurrected. Not even Primordial Beginning could bring him back.
An Ultimate Supreme was mighty indeed, but