As the Dragon Clan began its conquest of the West Sea, the three supreme innate races on the continents also embarked on campaigns of conquest, as though they had agreed on it beforehand.
First, the White Tiger Clan and the Qilin Clan both dispatched armies to launch massive invasions of the Northern Continent, intending to seize it in one fell swoop.
As the two supreme innate races clashed, the first to suffer were the many innate races dwelling on the Northern Continent.
The flames of war began to burn across the Northern Continent, until they engulfed it entirely.
Meanwhile, although the Phoenix Clan of the Southern Continent did not border the Northern Continent, it did not simply sit and watch the White Tiger Clan and the Qilin Clan conquer it.
Instead, while the White Tiger Clan and the Qilin Clan turned their attention toward the Northern Continent, it quietly began stirring up friction with the Western Continent, seemingly intent on making trouble there.
Indeed, the Phoenix Clan did not take the opportunity to invade the Central Continent. Instead, it first provoked disputes with the Western Continent.
This left the myriad races of the Primordial Wilderness rather puzzled.
Everyone said to pick the soft persimmons to squeeze. Hadn't the Qilin Clan and the White Tiger Clan both first targeted the Northern Continent, which had no supreme clan?
Why, then, had the Phoenix Clan gone straight for the White Tiger Clan?
Still, upon closer thought, it seemed quite reasonable.
After all, the Southern Continent's geographical position meant that the Phoenix Clan could not claim a share of the Northern Continent's spoils.
The Southern Continent did not border the Northern Continent. The Central Continent lay between them.
It was unlike the Western Continent and the Eastern Continent, both of which directly bordered the