Once the Spectran finished what had to be said he manifested two large spatial portals. Lone Shadow released the shadow ties before he kicked the three Primordials through the two portals.
It was a satisfying sight to defeat the Primordials for once, though they weren't able to kill them.
But that was fine. After all, sparing them saved them lots of trouble with the other Primordials.
The Primordials might not love each other, let alone like one another but they were so few of them that every single one of them was important.
Even if some of them were the worst kind of people, it would cause great harm if even only one of them was to die!
Many Ancients and other powerhouses sighed in relief now that the hostile Primordials left.
The hostility between one another increased once again but there were more than enough Gods who interrupted anyone who showed too much hostility.
They were restricted from initiating a fight just because the Primordials had been removed. This was not only because of Dilan's actions but that played a big role in the change of attitude of many Ancients and other powerhouses.
He endured the unbearable pain of dying countless times which was partially because he didn't want to use the World Elemental to rescue him as it would endanger the others.
With that in mind, the fights had officially ended with much fewer casualties than anyone had expected.
However, that was great!
But even if it was great that they could keep the casualties to a minimum, some couldn't help but frown deeply.
"Looks like we have to figure out a way how to survive the wrath of the Primordials…they looked mad as well…" One of them said with a heavy sight.
The other pessimists nodded their heads in unison. It was as if all pessimists were in one big group. Fortunately, the pessimists were relieved of their worry as the Primordial of the Spectran clarified a few points.
"Only the three of them will be worrisome. That means everyone except Xilar, the younger Soularn, may stir some trouble. Xilar will be disciplined by his parents, so there is not too much to worry about. Xilar will get better…probably.
As for the others, we will see what they will do. However, I wouldn't be too bothered about them. Their pride was hurt too much today. They wouldn't allow anyone to say that they were petty, or a disgrace for their race for the sake of revenge. Exchanging the rest of their pride with some petty revenge won't be worth it for them!"
After the Spectran finished his explanation, Lone Shadow stepped forward. From Dilan's point of view, Lone Shadow had changed quite a bit. He didn't seem to be hiding his strength anymore. Dilan clearly recalled how easy it had been to convince Lone Shadow to join their team. It was almost as if he had been waiting for the moment.
Thus, Dilan was happy to see that Lone Shadow seemed to have gotten much better than before.
"For now, it will be most important for everyone to become stronger! We need to fight against the Veils and Veilures. It may not be possible to easily close the Veils but as long as we work together it shouldn't be impossible to make it happen.
Nobody should attack each other for the time being. Once everything is over, you guys can jump at each other's neck, but not now. That would not only prevent trouble for all powerhouses but also to make sure that your own races will be safe and sound!"
Dilan agreed to the words of Lone Shadow. It was just useless to kill each other right now. That would help the Veilures and make things more difficult for everyone in the Universe.
He agreed and almost everyone else was of the same opinion. There were only a few troublemakers but they were expelled from Milarn, the stellar system, and the entire galaxy by the Spectran. He opened a spatial portal that brought the troublemaker far from anywhere where they could actually cause trouble.
That way, only the more peaceful people from the Ancients and Dilan's allies were left behind.
This made it much easier to start conversing with each other and to come up with actual plans on how to take care of the Veils and Veilures.
"How about we create a group chat where all Veils and their grades are marked accordingly? That way everyone can write messages when they're nearby the Veils, or when they find more Veils.
We can write down everything important in the group chat. That is if everyone agrees to that. The Primordial Ascension can give everyone a system, whether it's actually helpful or not, doesn't matter. They just need it for the Divinity Messenger then!" Dilan pointed out.
He could tell that some would disagree with using the Divinity Messenger because it was something rather new and modern. Having a group chat with countless Gods was also a rather weird thought but it was definitely worth thinking about!
However, oddly enough the Spectran was the first to agree.
"Sounds like a good idea. It's a little bit rough for a proper plan but we can fix that quickly by creating different system functions such as the map of the known Universes where one can add the locations of Veils, with certain emblems that indicate where most Veilures spread to, how strong they are and so on.
The only issue we have to face is how to properly close the Veils now that everyone with the capabilities to close them seems to have their own…problems.
We will have to figure out a way but that will be possible one way or another.
Another unknown factor is the unknown Universe. There might already be Veils in the unknown parts of the Universe but the powers there is something not even Primordials can handle easily."
After Spectran agreed, everyone else voiced their own opinion.
A long time passed until everyone left and it was only afterward that Dilan opened the Gates to others once again.
Of course, only for those whom he accepted!
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