Once one of the sacred races, the Kirin Race held a status among beast races comparable to that of the Phoenix Race among avian races, the Wood Race among Plant Races, and the Dragon Race among amphibious races!
The Tiger Fiend Race's prestige was clearly incomparable to that of the former Kirin Race. It was also impossible for them to govern all beast races.
Just as the Nine-tailed Fox Clan no longer considered themselves one of the beast races, the other powerful beast races found it even harder to stand united with the Tiger Fiend Race.
They could barely protect themselves, so how could they interfere in other races' affairs?
This resulted in two extreme situations among the beast races.
One was races like the Lion Race and Elephant Race, whose own races were unified and had entered the ranks of top S-tier Sequences!
The other consisted of races that had either actively split apart, like the Monkey Race, or had been interfered with by other races and thus could not achieve unity.
For example, the Shadow Wolf Clan, which had originally been a neighboring race of the High Mountain White Ape Race.
At its core, the Shadow Wolf Clan was part of the Wolf Race.
Yet strangely enough, the orthodox Wolf Race was the Northern Wolf Clan, the race led by Temujin.
What constituted orthodoxy was a matter of inheritance.
The Northern Wolf Clan controlled the greatest number of ruins left behind by figures such as the former demigod Garu.
However, compared to those orthodox Wolf Race Bloodlines, the Northern Wolf Clan's ancestors had been human-wolf hybrids, and their physical forms were closer to humans.
As a result, the Northern Wolf Clan dealt most often with races of the Human Domain. Meanwhile, those races with pure wolf bloodlines instead