He looked at Sengoku's worried face, a faint smile appearing on his own, seemingly somewhat familiar with Uchiha Raimei's way of doing things.
Sengoku looked at Orochimaru in confusion. "What do you mean?"
Orochimaru explained with a smile, "It's a matter of titles. The Celestial Dragons here actually call themselves 'gods.' That's the root of the problem. Besides, are they very powerful?"
The question left Sengoku utterly puzzled. He did not understand why Orochimaru had suddenly asked about these things.
Sengoku frowned and considered for a moment before answering, "Actually, the Celestial Dragons aren't as powerful as we imagine. They might have a few unknown trump cards, but in terms of overall strength, from what I know, they probably aren't as strong as your Uchiha Empire."
After Sengoku's explanation, Orochimaru finally understood just what these so-called "Celestial Dragons" were!
As it turned out, the World Government was an organization jointly founded by twenty ambitious kings, with its headquarters in Mary Geoise.
However, one of those kings and his family, the Nefertari Family, had decided not to move into Mary Geoise and were regarded as traitors by the other nineteen kings.
Thus, only the descendants of those nineteen kings were officially called "Celestial Dragons."
For a long time, the Celestial Dragons had styled themselves as "descendants of the creators" or "descendants of gods." Many even considered themselves so noble that they refused to breathe the same air as ordinary people, wearing bubble helmets over their heads. In reality, the World Government was a tool the Celestial Dragons used to rule the world.
However, as time passed and their position gradually solidified, the Celestial Dragons began enjoying special privileges, becoming arrogant and conceited, and even considering themselves gods.
This mindset created a divide between them and other races, intensifying their conflicts.
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