The four branches of the Demon Sect had opinions on the Southwest Daoist-Conference.
Due to inaccurate information, the Demon Sect's preparation for the Daoist-Conference was seriously lacking, and as the apparent leading authority of the Southwest Demon Sect, the Quanzhen Sect could hardly be blamed.
These smaller Demon factions were not as powerful as the Wu Sect, an undeniable fact, yet it seemed excessive that a few Daoist practitioners could suppress over thirty disciples of the Demon Sect, leaving them unable to move.
If they had known, they still could've called forth some truly ruthless and unorthodox fellows, which would have prevented such passivity, and the disgrace that would've followed had news spread.
The overall arrangement of the Daoist-Conference was also disappointing. They were used as cannon fodder early on, which pleased no one, hence the resistance to the Quanzhen Sect making it safely ashore at the end.
