From the First Year of the Divine Shaman, it took only five years for the Wilderness, under the spreading Famine Disaster, to achieve unification.
This was unprecedented in the history of the Wilderness.
The title "Divine Shaman" also left a bold and vivid stroke across the history of the Wilderness, and even the Great Wilderness, achieving an immortal legacy.
After the Wilderness was unified, Mo Hua's personal power and prestige also reached their peak.
Added to that were the faith controlled through the God Lord Proxy, and the power of "Divine Punishment" gained from unsealing the Divine Sense Sword.
All divine and secular authority throughout the Wilderness of the Famine Disaster lay in Mo Hua's palm.
Mo Hua had become, in every sense of the word, the supreme figure of the Wilderness.
He was the "god" of faith and the "king" of the secular world.
With supreme authority in hand, Mo Hua began using that boundless power to drive sweeping reforms throughout the Wilderness.
All Barbarian Slaves of the Wilderness were liberated and incorporated into the "Divine Slave Tribe."
From this day onward, no tribe or individual in the entire Wilderness was permitted to keep "Barbarian Slaves" in private.
People could only be servants of the "gods," followers of faith.
They would no longer be slaves to any power or any "person."
By using faith in the gods, Mo Hua replaced the concepts within Divine Consciousness, temporarily suppressing the conflicts of the Wilderness and severing the ties between Barbarian Slaves and the tribes.
The Barbarian Slave system prevalent throughout the Great Wilderness was, in essence, abolished.
The liberation of countless Barbarian Slaves and their transformation into "Divine Slaves" also meant that vast amounts of manpower had been freed.
These Divine Slaves held the most devout faith and fervent gratitude toward