The Human Clan "Wu"

"Wu, you're back."

When Wu Gang returned to the tribe, a tribesman came to greet him.

Wu nodded and looked at him. "Feng, what are you doing here?"

Feng revealed a simple and honest smile, "The leader of the Suiren told me to wait for you here, and to go find him when you return."

"Okay, I'll be right there," Wu replied.

After bidding farewell to Feng, Wu walked alone toward the center of the tribe.

As he traveled, watching his people struggling to survive in such harsh conditions, his heart grew heavier.

His thoughts drifted back to the early days of the Human Clan.

It's a memory I can't bear to look back on.

That was the most difficult period for the Human Clan.

They lacked inheritance, power, and even the most basic survival skills.

In this Primordial World, danger lurks everywhere, and survival is incredibly difficult.

Every day, members of the tribe fall to the claws of monsters or die painfully from accidentally ingesting poisonous herbs.

Although he possessed the cultivation experience and insights of Senior Zhou Ming, transforming this ethereal knowledge into tangible power was not something that could be accomplished overnight.

What made him feel even more desperate and powerless was that those insights were too profound and too mysterious for him.

He simply can't understand it!

This is like a primary school student who has just learned addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division being suddenly stuffed with a whole set of "Advanced Mathematics" and "Introduction to Quantum Physics".

The cover also says, "It's not difficult, it's very simple, you'll learn it in no time."

Do you think this elementary school student could understand it?

It would be a miracle if anyone could understand it!

What can elementary school students do? They're desperate too!

And he, Wu, was that pathetic elementary school student.

"Having a treasure mountain but not knowing how to enter it, that's a perfect description of me..." Wu mocked himself like this more than once.

Fortunately, the Great Witch Hou Yi later led a group of the Wu Clan warriors to the vicinity of the Human Clan.

Relying on the fact that he was the "destined one" chosen by the Innate Gourd Vine, he displayed his shameless spirit and relentlessly pestered her.

I finally learned some cultivation methods and combat techniques of the Wu Clan from Hou Yi Great Witch Hou Yi.

Although it was only a superficial understanding, it benefited him greatly.

After that, he combined those scattered, barely understandable insights in his mind.

Through constant exploration and experimentation, they finally pieced together a method that was barely acceptable for the Human Clan cultivation.

However, Hou Yi was, after all, a member of the Wu Clan, and what he taught was mostly about physical training, which was more suitable for the Wu Clan, whose members were physically strong.

Human Clan cultivate, the results are minimal, requiring twice the effort for half the result.

Although he had been trying to improve the Cultivation Method based on the physical characteristics of the Human Clan.

However, his own level of understanding was too low, and his knowledge was too shallow.

After countless days and nights of painstaking thought, the improved Cultivation Method is still far from perfect.

Tens of thousands of years have passed, and his current cultivation level is only that of Golden Immortal.

In the Primordial Wilderness, what are Golden Immortal?

They're not even ants; at best, they're slightly stronger ants.

As for Hou Yi, because he lacked Primordial Spirit, he was unable to provide much assistance in the delicate task of deducing Cultivation Method.

At most, he can only offer some directional guidance based on his extensive combat experience.

Over the years, the other Innate Human Race born at the same time as him have also suffered heavy casualties due to various natural disasters, man-made calamities, and accidents.

Now, besides himself, he is the one with the highest cultivation level left.

That is, Suiren, Youchao, Ziyi Shi.

Their cultivation level was exactly the same as his; they were both Golden Immortal.

This is the current pinnacle of the Human Clan combat power.

How tragic!

As for those Human Clan born Houtian...

Wu's brows furrowed even more.

I don't know if it's a limitation imposed by the laws of Heavenly Dao, or some other reason.

Houtian so many generations of reproduction, the Human Clan seems to have a declining aptitude with each generation.

Very few people can achieve anything by practicing his already imperfect Cultivation Method.

His biggest headache right now is how to deduce a cultivation Cultivation Method is truly suitable for the Human Clan who have acquired Houtian skills.

However, lacking sufficient understanding and insight, they find it extremely difficult to make any progress in their deductions.

It's so frustrating to have a gold mine in your head but be unable to mine it!

"Well..."

Wu sighed softly to himself, shook his head, and temporarily banished these chaotic thoughts from his mind.

Before he knew it, he had arrived at the entrance of the council house in the center of the tribe.

The furnishings inside the stone house were extremely simple: a few polished stone stools and a stone table.

At this moment, there were only three people in the room.

Two men and one woman.

The man at the head of the group had a resolute face and deep eyes; he was none other than Suiren, the leader of the Human Clan.

Beside him were Youchao and Ziyi Shi.

Youchao was rather robust, with a resolute air about him.

Ziyi Shi was a woman with a calm face and wise eyes.

Upon seeing Wu enter, the three stopped their conversation and all looked at him.

Suiren nodded to him and said, "Wu, you went to see Hou Yi Great Witch again?"

His voice was calm, revealing no emotion.

Wu hummed in response, "Yes, Brother Suiren."

Each time he went to Hou Yi, besides asking about some cultivation-related questions, he mainly hoped to find inspiration from That One powerful Wu Clan.

Unfortunately, the results were minimal.

"How is it going?" Youchao asked directly, "Is the Cultivation Method deduction going smoothly?"

Wu remained silent for a moment, then finally shook his head. "Progress... is very slow."

He could clearly see the fleeting dimming of light in the three people's eyes, and the heavy pressure in his chest intensified.

At this moment, Ziyi Shi stood up, walked to Wu's side, gently patted his shoulder, and softly comforted him.

"It's alright. Cultivation Method are not something that can be mastered overnight."

"We haven't made any major breakthroughs over the years, so there's no rush. Take it slow and don't put too much pressure on yourself."

Her voice was gentle and soothing, bringing a warmth to Wu's heart.

Wu nodded and replied, "I understand."

He then turned to Suiren: "Brother Suiren, why did you call me here? Is something wrong?"

Suiren's weathered face was now etched with anxiety and exhaustion as he spoke in a deep voice.

"Wu, the clansmen you sent out to find the Five Grains have returned."

"Still... nothing."

As he finished speaking, his voice lowered, revealing obvious disappointment.

Upon hearing this, Wu remained silent for a moment, then sighed softly.

This result was actually within his expectations.

But he was unwilling to accept this, unwilling to wait for the Five Grains to appear, and even more unwilling to let himself be dictated by Heavenly Dao.

He wanted to see if the Human Clan could find the Five Grains on their own.

After a moment, Youchao looked at Wu and couldn't help but ask, "Wu, do those Five Grains you mentioned... really exist?"

In the tribe, people often went hungry due to food shortages, and he saw this and was deeply worried.

His voice carried confusion and a hint of wavering.

After all, Human Clan has already paid too high a price for these elusive Five Grains.

Wu's answer was without hesitation and resolute, "It definitely exists!"