Chapter 1322 - 1270— - 1271 Great Morning Meeting Law Enforcement Without Bias
Great Morning Meeting at Heavenly Court.
Since the establishment of Heavenly Court, following the tradition of the Great Ming Divine Dynasty, this meeting was held to handle some issues, resolve conflicts, and facilitate certain plans.
According to the significance level ascribed to sessions by Heavenly Court, they generally break down into Small Court Sessions and Great Morning Meetings.
Small Court Sessions deal with internal affairs within Heavenly Court concerning numerous matters, while Great Morning Meetings concern significant changes between heaven and earth. Such Great Morning Meetings not only involve the gods of Heavenly Court, but also many Supreme Strong from the Mortal Realm who have not yet taken their Divine Positions, and even True Immortals attend.
Of course, apart from the first Great Morning Meeting at the establishment of Heavenly Court where everyone was present, many strong beings are often absent from subsequent ones.
Indeed, unlike mortals, cultivators sometimes are absent during their cultivation retreats, and not every strong character is keen on power or interested in these external matters, so they rarely appear.
It was similar last time with the expansion of the Nether Yin Department—a matter of such great importance affecting the major dynamics of heaven and earth—where some strong beings did not show up, as they thought it was none of their concern and a waste of time that could be better spent on cultivation.
However, this session was quite extraordinary; although it was just a regular Great Morning Meeting, all the Imperial Honors True Gods, Star Lords, Heavenly Kings, Residual Number Emperors, and many Supreme Strong from the Mortal Realm appeared in Lingxiao Palace.
Even the rarely seen Honored God Houtu from the Nether Yin Department showed up with many gods from that department.
Eventually, at the last moment, even the True Immortals and Longevity Taoist Monarch Pei Xuanjing sent down an avatar, though without any clear stance, hinting at the unusual nature of this Great Morning Meeting.