Chapter 186 - 184: Big Shots Meeting, No Fighting
Behind them is the Beast Clan. The Beast Clan is a group that has always been misunderstood. They are often mistaken by mortals for the Demon Clan due to their massive bodies, immense strength, and extraordinary mana. In reality, while there is some overlap between the two, they are different clans.
The Beast Clan is arranged at the back mainly because of their large size. In fact, the leaders of the Beast Clan can control their body size, but the entire clan views bigness as beauty, so they refuse to make themselves smaller. Placing them at the back effectively prevents crowding and trampling.
Sitting in the private box on the second floor, looking down on the masses with a high demeanor, is the Divine Clan. The Divine Clan, as the leader among the Six Clans, enjoys a transcendent status for a reason. Among the Six Clans, those who cultivate to become great leaders ultimately belong to the Divine Clan. For example, the ghost king of the Ghost Clan, Fengdu Ghost King, is titled the Beiyin Emperor in the Divine Clan. The dragon of the Beast Clan is considered the chief of a hundred scales, and the phoenix is the king of a hundred birds, both revered in the divine rank.
In reality, cross-border overlap among the Six Clans is common, with the Demon Clan itself consisting of members fallen from various clans.
The 49 Bureau was jointly established by five clans with the purpose of maintaining peace in the Six Realms. As for the Demon Clan, they are excluded by the other five clans due to their ruthless killings.
The daily affairs of the 49 Bureau are handled by the current director. Only when a particularly big issue arises, and the director cannot decide on his own, will he convene the leaders of the Five Clans for joint discussions.
However, regardless of the clan, those who cultivate to become great leaders have a common flaw, which is to showcase themselves in public, considering themselves extraordinary. Therefore, it is rare for the leader meetings to conclude peacefully; conflicts, either verbal or physical, are common.
Recalling the spectacular fight during a council meeting a few hundred years ago, Hu Ju felt slightly troubled, resting his slender hand on his face, his voice clear and pleasant, "We can begin now."
The conference room had a built-in sound system, and just as his voice landed, a protest came from the back from a beast leader: "Wait, we haven’t taken our seats yet. Move over, you’re stepping on my tail."
"You also scraped my scales, and I didn’t say a word."