The Saint of Taiqing stepped forward, his tone sharp as he rebuked.
If there were a ranking of those in the Prehistoric World who most opposed the resurrection of Taiyi, the Saint of Taiqing would certainly not rank below Saint Zhunti.
He bore no personal grudge against Taiyi, but the very fact of Taiyi's existence would be enough to destabilize his position. This was reason enough for the Saint of Taiqing to resist Taiyi's return.
As the eldest direct disciple of the Taoist Ancestors, the Saint of Taiqing's status was known to all. Yet few were aware that while Taiyi was not a direct disciple, he was the true inheritor of the Taoist Ancestors' legacy.
Since the method of Slaying Three Corpses to achieve the Tao was passed down by the Taoist Ancestors, only Taiyi had successfully accomplished it in the Prehistoric World.
That alone gave Taiyi the power to threaten the Saint of Taiqing's status. Thus, it was natural that the Saint of Taiqing did not wish to see Taiyi resurrected.
