Not to mention that.
To some extent, every Xianzhou native had been influenced by the Hunt.
If he had any secondary Path, the Hunt would probably be the first to bear the brunt.
That went without saying.
It was easy to understand, right?
However, in reality—
The Xianzhou natives had originally been seekers of medicine.
Even now, they still enjoyed the blessings of Abundance.
It was entirely fair to say that they had, to some extent, also set foot upon the Path of Abundance.
Therefore, the Xianzhou natives should, at the very least, fundamentally possess two Paths: the Hunt and Abundance. It was just that the vast majority of Xianzhou natives were not very willing to walk the Path of Abundance.
It was not that they had any particular opinion of Abundance.
It was simply that once one walked the Hunt, Abundance would be suppressed.
If Erudition and the Hunt could be walked simultaneously, then Abundance definitely could not.
This was an expression of the Paths' exclusivity to a certain extent.
The same applied to Harmony and Order.
To truly say that Harmony had embraced Order would be debatable.
But in the end... Harmony had indeed emerged victorious.
Harmony advocated using the strong to support the weak, while Order advocated using the strong to compel the weak.
They seemed to have the same goal.
Yet the process, outcome, and method were all different.
They probably could not coexist harmoniously, either.
P.S.1: Here's the second update. We'll continue tomorrow—let's keep up the good work~~
Main Text: 525. Birds! Look at the Bird's Nest!
When all was said and done—
The collision and annexation of Paths were things only Aeons could accomplish.
Pathstriders, of course, could not do so.
Therefore—
If one really awakened a conflicting Path by accident,
The best approach