Thereafter, the decisive battle between the Vermilion Bird Mountain Tribal Alliance and the Wujiu Tribe army officially began.
Dan Lie, Great Chieftain of the Danque Tribe and Grand Alliance Leader of the tribes, directed the war as a whole, mobilizing barbarian troops from every tribe to wage countless battles, large and small, against the Wujiu Tribe across the vast Wilderness.
Innumerable massacres bloomed and vanished across the earth like bloody lotuses.
This was not something Mo Hua wished to see.
War brought casualties. The blood aura it bred spread into the sky, and the deathly aura between heaven and earth of the Great Wilderness grew ever heavier.
Mo Hua could see an enormous "Death Omen" taking shape. His worries deepened, but he had no good solution.
As for Danzhu's affairs, he, as his "teacher," could guide him.
As for the Shugu Tribe's affairs, he, as their "Shaman," could make the decisions.
But the war before him involved the entire Third-Grade Mountain Realm, entangled multiple great Wilderness tribes, and even had two true late Golden Core Royal Court Shamans interfering.
These were matters that his current strength could not lead, much less influence.
He could only be a proper "tool man," fanning the flames of war.
The overall strategic situation was overseen by the Grand Alliance Leader and the various Great Chieftains.
Matters at the level of divine shamans were handled by true Shamans—Yan Zhu and Qing Zhu.
Mo Hua, a "fake" Shaman, had no standing to interfere.
Of course, the more important reason was that Yan Zhu and Qing Zhu would not let him join in anyway.
But Mo Hua was not without work to do. What he could do was still his old trade—Array Techniques.
Even in Ganxue Prefecture, where inheritances ran deep and geniuses gathered like clouds, his