Five Elements Heaven.

Summary

Di Sheng expresses disdain for Chi Tong's claim to the title of Emperor, noting that the second generation of leaders was mediocre and faced rejection. He admires Chi Tong for his resilience and unique cultivation methods, which combined blood cultivation and Zen meditation, resulting in the powerful 'Death Seed Demonic Thought.' This thought allows for rebirth but can corrupt those who covet divine blood. Di Sheng recounts the tragic fate of the second generation, who endured immense suffering to control their powers, ultimately leading to their demise. He reveals that divine blood is both powerful and dangerous, with the potential to corrupt. Bei Shui Sheng inquires about She Yu and the implications of the 'Death Seed Demonic Thought' on her, to which Di Sheng assures him she will not be affected. The conversation shifts to Ai Hui, who may have consumed divine blood, and Di Sheng expresses interest in him due to his unique situation. The dialogue hints at broader intrigues involving divine blood and the implications of Chi Tong's legacy.

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