Like the other World Beasts, Bedi had originally gone after other fourth-order World Beasts. But after Luo Yuan rose to prominence, Bedi realized the danger. If he did not accelerate his evolution, Luo Yuan might catch up with him and eliminate him. That was why Bedi had chosen to target third-order World Beasts instead. Not only was it safer, but it also considerably increased the speed of his devouring. After all, it merely required a little more effort on his part, and devouring more third-order World Beasts meant devouring more Origin Force.
Of course, there was a problem with this. If the other fourth-order World Beasts also devoured second- and third-order World Beasts as Bedi did, they might grow to his level and qualify to compete with him for the World Beast Throne-for instance, by seeing who reached the fifth order first. Bedi was only temporarily a little ahead of the other fourth-order World Beasts. To prevent that situation, he could only keep going after those second- and third-order World Beasts, becoming extremely industrious.
Third-order World Beasts possessed a powerful escape technique, the World Light Passage, which allowed them to escape from anywhere. However, it consumed a tremendous amount of Origin Force and caused their strength to plummet. If they encountered a fourth-order World Beast using the World Light Domain, though, their World Light Passage could be frozen. Thus, fourth-order World Beasts naturally suppressed third-order World Beasts, making them very easy and less time-consuming to deal with. However, fourth-order World Beasts generally did not use the World Light Domain.
That was because using the World Light Domain also consumed a considerable amount of Origin Force. Moreover, third-order World Beasts could usually use the World Light Passage only once before they could no longer manage it, whereas fourth-order World Beasts could