Heavenly Dao's Calamity Blueprint

As for how many years lay between two calamities, there was no definite number.

In other words, the Fierce Beast Calamity had ended, but when the next Dragon-Han Calamity would begin depended on when the Dragon Clan, Phoenix Clan, and Qilin Clan officially began vying for supremacy in the Primordial World.

If the three clans were capable enough, they could each dominate a region within a few hundred yuanhui and accumulate sufficient foundations and strength to contend for supremacy over the Primordial World.

Then, the Dragon-Han Calamity might begin a few hundred yuanhui later.

If the three clans were not capable enough and needed tens of thousands of yuanhui to build up enough foundations and strength to dominate the Primordial World,

then the Dragon-Han Calamity would begin tens of thousands of yuanhui later.

So, if one wanted to delay the beginning of the next calamity, there was indeed a way: weaken the three clans so that they lacked the foundations and strength to dominate the Primordial World.

That way, the Dragon-Han Calamity would be delayed indefinitely.

It was simply not a realistic method.

After all, no one knew when the next calamity would arrive, much less who its protagonists would be.

The calamity blueprint was drawn up by the Primordial Heavenly Dao. Forget Grand Unity Golden Immortals—even the Primordial Saints of the future likely would not be qualified to view it.

The only one qualified was probably Dao Ancestor Hongjun, the spokesperson of the Heavenly Dao.

Besides, weakening the foundations and strength of the three clans would not be easy either!

Changing the grand trend of the Heavenly Dao would be even harder.

Therefore, in this Primordial World, the growth and strengthening of the three clans was inevitable, and the outbreak of the Dragon-Han Calamity was even more inevitable.

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