The Man's Decree

Cloud fell silent upon listening to Tyrone's words. It was clear that he was being weighed down by his troubles.

Jared asked quizzically, "What sort of sect is Cosmic Sect? Also, what is the Night Sea? Why would there be magical items?"

When he saw the puzzled look on Jared's face, Yuven explained, "Cosmic Sect is a sect based on the mainland of the eastern region that runs a transportation business with airships. As for the Night Sea, it's a vast ocean that is as black as the night, hence the name. It's extremely mysterious as any aircraft that flies over it might crash for no reason. Even demon beasts can't fly over it! Rumor has it that it was the site of an ancient battlefield during the Celestial Battle. Back then, the battle was so brutal that people believed the Night Sea was formed from the blood shed by cultivators and their souls. That is why it has become a no-fly zone, and aircraft are banned from flying over it. In fact, it is extremely difficult to cross the Night Sea...

Blown away by Yuven's explanation, Jared probed further, "The mainland of the eastern region? What is that place?"

eastern, southern, western, and central regions. Just like the three kings and four archons of the beast

It's just that the Ethereal Realm covers an expansive territory where many of the regions intersect. This is where many conflicts between

Sect are in conflict with each other due to their overlapping interest, resulting in the incident you've just heard. However, the governor doesn't interfere in such trivial matters. Only large-scale conflicts or the resurgence of demons leading to chaos on the mainland would cause the governor to send men to suppress it. In the event they failed, he would then deal with it personally. To be honest, I've never seen any of the governors in the last hundred years and not heard about them making an appearance. With time, people have even begun to forget their existence. In spite of that, the

Realm's governance structure. He had

the Ethereal Realm was, it would have long been destroyed by anarchy if some semblance of structure had not been imposed

of the five regions really existed since they

the governors'