The journey of Yin and Yang

Soon, he reached an open space with a small pond. He took out his fan and started to fan himself as he waited under a giant tree beside the water source.

Eventually, he sensed the approaching foot steps and turned around. He did a bow, while noticing that the demon had become somewhat different compared to before.

"Greetings, my Lord." The man said and received a small hum as a response.

"God of Spring, how are your plans against the Fire Clan?" Leviathan inquired as he watched a fish taking a leap in the pond.

"They have yet to reach the level of foolproof. Please give me some more time, my Lord."

"That's good."

"Pardon, my Lord?" God of Spring raised his head in surprise.

"The target has changed." The Greater Water Demon stretched out his hand to catch the unsuspecting fish. It fought eagerly against the grip, but it's strength was no match to the demon's.

"Changed? How? To whom?" The god mind swirled with turbulent thoughts. Was Leviathan playing a joke with him or had the demon finally gone crazy?

"To an even more powerful entity." Leviathan abruptly increased the force within his hand and crushed the poor fish. Its remains were then thrown into the pond, painting the water surface with red.

"More powerful than one of the Major Clans in the Celestial Realm? Then..." The God of Spring thought of possible candidates and paused as he realized something.

"Is it one of the Royal Clans or the Royal Tribe? You want to fight an Emperor?" He couldn't help but feel alarmed. Their forces might be able to contend against the Fire Clan with some effort, but to go against the royals was totally suicidal.

"No worries. We have found a powerful ally in this battle." Leviathan cleaned his bloodstained hand with some magic and shook it slightly.

"Ally?"

"Yes." The demon gave him a profounded look.

"And he wants to meet you. Follow me."

With this said, he started to gather magic power and encased them within a teleportation spell.