The collision between the four origin mythologies and the Prehistoric World was fierce and bloody.
The extraordinary beings among the four realms charged into the Primordial Land after receiving orders from those at the top of their respective world's food chain, igniting the War of the Gods.
Mythological origins such as the Norse Mythology World, the Greek Mythology World, and the Brahmin Mythology World all possessed a race of giants.
The Norse Mythology World possessed giant races such as Frost Giants and Fire Giants.
In the Greek Mythology World, the giants of their world were not called giants, but Titans.
The Prehistoric World also possessed a race of giants, only the giants of the Prehistoric were called the Witch Clan.
At this moment, standing across the entire land were towering giants. The scene of their battle was extremely unadorned and direct—fist to flesh, brimming with the aesthetic of strength and the art of violent aesthetics.
From time to time, they would perform the grand spectacle of grasping stars and plucking sun and moon, or uprooting mountains and shattering ridges.
Because of their massive size, the blood flowing from their battles splattered onto the ground, converging to form flowing rivers of blood, along with severed limbs flying through the air before their eyes, making the scene bloody and cruel.
There were also spell-casting cultivators from those god and human races manipulating divine abilities, controlling the weather to fight the enemy.
As far as the eye could see, endless yellow sandstorms raged in ferocious gusts, roaring and whistling as they advanced in waves toward the direction of the hostile forces.
Cultivators from the opposing world countered with a large-scale wind spell, countless black wind-energy streams converging into a hurricane.
The hurricane was majestic and imposing, connecting the heaven above and the earth