In the end, the outcome didn't change much.
The Five Great Immortal Sects and the other top factions made their decisions within a few days.
The question of whether to stay or go produced two outcomes. It was like a murder case having only two possibilities: suicide or homicide.
Regarding this division, seventy to eighty percent chose to leave, while twenty to thirty percent chose to stay.
In the end, the upper echelons of the Five Great Immortal Sects made a decision.
Those who weren't going would stay behind and be entrusted with the Sects. Those who were leaving would prepare all their supplies and register their group identities.
But then another problem arose: disputes over who could take what resources.
Those who didn't want to enter the Realm of Ten Thousand Races didn't want so many resources taken away. Those who did want to enter wished to take more to establish a firmer foundation for themselves.
Whether to go or not was an unchangeable decision.
