The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings

"Your Majesty, I myself have no pressing matters, may I impose upon this place for a few days?"

Different Great Ancient Emperors each made their own choices; some were not at ease leaving their forces unattended, therefore choosing to depart temporarily and return after three months.

Other Great Ancient Emperors had no immediate concerns about their own affairs and thus decided to wait in the Holy Land of Wind and Thunder for three months.

Regardless, the Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder was unconcerned by this; he began to seriously contemplate his next courses of action.

"Emperor Monarch, what do you think the Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder will ultimately decide?" inquired the Wood Virtue Star Lord with curiosity.

At that time, these Star Lords had all gathered on Myriad Laws Mountain, after listening to the Emperor Monarch reveal everything to the Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder and even allowing him to depart, they became curious about how the Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder would choose to proceed.

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Of course, as curious as they were, none of these Star Lords were concerned that the Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder might divulge their plans after his departure, possibly disrupting their schemes.

Because as Pei Xuanjing had said, the torrents of the era had begun to surge, unstoppable by anyone.

Over the years, they had established sufficient foundations in this world, capable of guiding the descent of powerful beings from the Heavenly Court, making their plans unstoppable.

"He who understands the times is a true hero. Having witnessed the Emperor Monarch’s might, would the Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder truly consider contending with the Emperor Monarch?" chuckled a certain Star Lord.

This time, the Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder had indeed experienced firsthand the fearsome power of the Emperor Monarch. Facing an insurmountable adversary, submission was not a difficult choice.

After all, the plans of the Heavenly Court were also advantageous to them and not merely losses. So, following rational thought, cooperation was the best choice, and resistance the most foolish.