Recaps

Mo Hua infiltrated a banquet at the Monster Fighting Arena, where Young Master Shi recognized something familiar about him and Miss Hua also demanded him as a servant. Forced to escape before he could rescue Big Tiger, Mo Hua heard the sounds of Dao Soldiers nearby.

• Mo Hua recognized Young Master Shi from Small Post City at Miss Hua’s welcoming banquet and lowered his head to avoid being identified.
• Young Master Shi asked Young Master Tuoba for Mo Hua, but Young Master Tuoba refused after suspecting Mo Hua might be connected to his Black and White King Tiger.
• Miss Hua also claimed Mo Hua, and Elder You persuaded her to postpone the matter until after the banquet.
• A steward led Mo Hua away, but Mo Hua vanished using Stealth; Young Master Tuoba then ordered the Monster Fighting Arena sealed and Mo Hua captured.
• Mo Hua escaped outside the arena and decided he could not safely rescue Big Tiger yet, then heard the sounds of Dao Soldiers approaching.

Mo Hua watched the Dao Court’s vast army enter Great Desert City and realized the Great Wilderness war had begun in earnest. Unable to rescue Big Tiger without support, he found Commander Yang and gained entry to the Yang Family’s military camp, where Yang Jiyong recognized him, though Yang Jishan struggled to remember him.

• Mo Hua saw tens of thousands of Dao soldiers march into Great Desert City as the Dao Court prepared to suppress the Great Wilderness rebellion.
• Mo Hua considered how to rescue Big Tiger, but concluded that getting him out of the city safely would require a backer.
• Mo Hua spotted the Yang Family banner among the Dao soldiers and waited until he encountered the wounded Commander Yang Jishan.
• Mo Hua introduced himself to Yang Jishan, who eventually remembered him from Nanyue City and escorted him to the guarded military camp.
• Yang Jiyong recognized Mo Hua from their time together in Immortal City, while Yang Jishan wondered why his memories of Mo Hua remained so unclear.

Mo Hua toured the Yang Family camp with Yang Jiyong, learned about the Great Wilderness rebellion and the chance to earn military merit, and agreed to join the campaign. Yang Jiyong planned to secure him an ordinary place among the Dao Soldiers, where Mo Hua could begin building a path toward official standing and possibly a Ranked Title.

• Yang Jishan let Yang Jiyong show Mo Hua around the camp, then returned to prepare for the suppression campaign while wondering how Mo Hua was connected to the old Nanyue City corpse disaster.
• Yang Jiyong guided Mo Hua through the Yang Family camp and explained that the rebels and Dao Soldiers faced each other near Langya Mountain, with small battles and local dangers shaping frontline warfare.
• Mo Hua learned that the Great Wilderness Sect might earn promotion to fifth-grade by helping suppress the rebellion, while the Yang Family's ties to the sect made it unlikely to act against it over Big Tiger.
• Yang Jiyong urged Mo Hua to use his Second-Grade Array Master skills to earn military merit, explaining that exceptional service could win him a Ranked Title and let him establish his own clan.
• Mo Hua agreed to join the campaign, and Yang Jiyong said he would use the Yang Family's connections to place him among the Dao Soldiers in an ordinary position.

Mo Hua joined the Dao Court army as it marched into Great Wilderness, intending to use the campaign to rescue Big Tiger and pursue the Great Shaman’s array inheritance. After leaving camp with Yang Jiyong’s permission, he raced back to Great Desert City to attack the Monster Fighting Arena before dawn.

• Mo Hua obtained a Dao Soldier Token and prepared for the campaign, planning to rescue Big Tiger when Great Wilderness Sect’s forces left Great Desert City.
• At the Military Banquet, Young Master Tuoba questioned Mo Hua about his identity, while Mo Hua sensed a familiar aura from Great Wilderness Sect’s Grand Elder.
• Five days later, the Dao Court army marched out, and Mo Hua left with the Yang Family’s Dao Soldiers toward Great Wilderness.
• After the army made camp, Mo Hua told Yang Jiyong he had forgotten his parents’ protective Jade Pendant in Great Desert City and received permission to retrieve it.
• Mo Hua slipped out of camp, changed into a black robe, and hurried toward Great Desert City to destroy the Monster Fighting Arena and free Big Tiger.

Mo Hua discovered that the Great Wilderness Sect had taken Big Tiger and was trying to tame it, then returned to the army after failing to find a safe way to rescue it. At Wind Wave Ridge, he saw a Death Omen on Yang Jiyong and realized the Great Wilderness Sect might be plotting a rebellion, leaving him to warn Yang Jiyong.

• Mo Hua followed Big Tiger's causal thread into the Great Wilderness Sect's camp and found it chained and being tortured by cultivators trying to tame it.
• Mo Hua left Big Tiger behind and returned to the Dao soldiers' camp, where he struggled to devise a way to rescue it without provoking the Great Wilderness Sect.
• Seven days later, Mo Hua secretly returned to check on Big Tiger and found it alive, while Golden Core Cultivators said it was becoming more docile and might soon be tamed by Young Master Tuoba.
• Mo Hua noticed a Death Omen on Yang Jiyong and questioned him, but learned he had done nothing unusual during the march or camp patrol.
• Mo Hua connected Young Master Tuoba's efforts to tame Big Tiger with the Great Wilderness Royal Clan's use of fierce tigers as mounts, suspected Tuoba had royal blood, and warned Yang Jiyong that the Great Wilderness Sect might have rebelled.

Mo Hua foresaw the Great Wilderness Sect’s mutiny and helped Yang Jishan prepare, but the battle spread across Wind Wave Ridge and the Yang Family forces were driven into danger. He lured three Great Wilderness Sect Golden Core Cultivators away from Yang Jishan’s soldiers, leaving his own fate uncertain.

• Mo Hua warned Yang Jiyong and Yang Jishan that the Great Wilderness Sect would mutiny, and Yang Jishan recognized Mo Hua as the boy who had subdued Nanyue City’s Corpse King.
• Yang Jishan ordered his camp to prepare, and Mo Hua spotted approaching Great Wilderness Sect attackers before they ambushed the soldiers.
• Mo Hua helped Yang Jishan kill a Great Wilderness Sect Golden Core Cultivator, while Feather Transformation experts joined the battle and devastated both sides.
• Yang Jishan led the Yang Family Dao Soldiers east to escape the Feather Transformation fighting, but three Great Wilderness Sect Golden Core Cultivators blocked their way.
• The three cultivators targeted Mo Hua at the Young Master’s order, and Mo Hua taunted them into abandoning their attack on Yang Jishan’s soldiers and chasing him alone.

Mo Hua infiltrated the Great Wilderness Sect camp to rescue Big Tiger, but Young Master Tuoba trapped them both. Big Tiger recognized Mo Hua, bowed to him, and unleashed a mysterious power that let them escape into the night.

• Mo Hua escaped three Great Wilderness Sect Golden Core Cultivators, then decided to rescue Big Tiger before rejoining Yang Jishan and the Dao soldiers.
• Mo Hua crossed the battlefield, entered the Great Wilderness Sect camp, and defeated the Foundation Establishment guards outside Big Tiger's tent.
• Young Master Tuoba revealed that he had recognized Mo Hua and trapped him and Big Tiger in a Golden Prison Array, but Mo Hua reversed the array and maimed the attacking cultivators.
• As reinforcements surrounded them, Big Tiger bowed to Mo Hua, who mounted it and provoked Young Master Tuoba into ordering an attack.
• Big Tiger unleashed black-and-white demon power, wounded Young Master Tuoba, and escaped with Mo Hua through a breach in the tent.

Mo Hua and Big Tiger fought through the Great Wilderness Sect’s pursuit and escaped the battlefield, while Mo Hua recognized the scarred warrior Meng Bohu, who secretly let them go. Big Tiger continued running into the wilderness beneath the rising red sun, ignoring Mo Hua’s attempts to turn back.

• Young Master Tuoba ordered the Great Wilderness Sect to kill Mo Hua and reclaim Big Tiger after the tiger submitted to Mo Hua.
• Mo Hua and Big Tiger broke through the Sect’s battle lines, but ten Foundation Establishment Peak Heavenly Prides blocked their escape at a gorge.
• Mo Hua recognized Meng Bohu as Da Hu, and Meng Bohu let them pass before killing the Great Wilderness Sect prodigies who challenged him and forcing the survivors to conceal what happened.
• Mo Hua and Big Tiger escaped into the three-sided battle, where Mo Hua guided Big Tiger toward the Great Wilderness barbarian soldiers, who revered it as their King Beast.
• After they reached safety, Mo Hua tried to stop Big Tiger and return to the Dao Soldiers, but Big Tiger kept running across the wilderness under the rising red sun.

Mo Hua wandered through the Great Wilderness with Big Tiger, hunting for food and a way to learn where he was. After months of travel, he reached a mountain range and overheard a Barbarian Tribe grandfather and grandson mention a ritual sacrifice.

• Mo Hua fed Big Tiger dried fish, then rode on its back to search the empty Gobi for food and a way forward.
• Big Tiger hunted a monster beast, and Mo Hua roasted meat for it; the two traveled across the Great Wilderness for several months, living by hunting.
• Mo Hua and Big Tiger reached a mountain range where Mo Hua sensed people, and Mo Hua left his Storage Bag with Big Tiger while he went to investigate invisibly.
• Mo Hua watched a Barbarian Tribe grandfather and grandson walking through the mountains and heard them mention a ritual sacrifice.

Mo Hua followed a Barbarian elder and his grandson to a ritual where the tribe offered children to the Barbarian God, then watched the elder fight the god to save his last grandson. Just as the elder was about to be killed, Mo Hua struck down the Barbarian God and devoured his remains.

• Mo Hua secretly followed the elder and child into a cave, where they performed a ritual that opened a passage to an illusory hall.
• The elder bound his grandson to an offering table and prayed, while the child accepted his fate because he believed the Barbarian God would help their starving tribe.
• The Barbarian God emerged and accused the elder of losing faith, then revealed that he had been eating the tribe's children.
• The elder summoned demon souls with a Witch Flag and used a Sacrificial Blade to fight the Barbarian God, but the god defeated him and foiled his attempt at mutual destruction.
• Mo Hua punched through the Barbarian God's chest, tore him apart, burned his remains, and devoured him.

Mo Hua learned that he had arrived in the Great Wilderness after killing the Wutu God and saving Zhamu’s grandson. He left Zhamu’s tribe with a request for information about the other Barbarian Gods.

• Zhamu awoke from the vision of Mo Hua killing the Wutu God, and Mo Hua helped him endure the pain from his injured Divine Consciousness.
• Mo Hua asked Zhamu where they were and learned that Wutu Mountain lay in the Great Wilderness, far from the Nine Provinces.
• Mo Hua gave Zhamu’s weakened grandson a pill, then told Zhamu the Wutu God could no longer receive offerings.
• Mo Hua found Big Tiger, left it in the mountains, and traveled to the Wutu Tribe to speak with Zhamu.
• Zhamu explained that the Great Wilderness had about three thousand clans and Barbarian Gods, so Mo Hua asked him to write down their names, families, locations, and sacrificial rites.

Mo Hua began hunting the Barbarian Gods listed by Elder Zhamu, killing the Wotai and Wulu Gods and devouring their Thought Power. After secretly eliminating more gods across the Great Wilderness, he sensed that his Divine Consciousness was nearing a breakthrough to Twenty-Two Pattern Divine Thought.

• Mo Hua persuaded Elder Zhamu to list nearby Barbarian Gods, then left him medicine for his grandson and departed under the name Mr. Wu.
• Mo Hua infiltrated the Wotai Tribe, discovered its Rat God was using a stolen bull-god temple, killed it, and rescued the captives offered as sacrifices.
• Mo Hua entered the Wulu God’s dream during a ritual and killed the bloodthirsty god, but spared the tribe after finding innocent children and cultivators among its people.
• Mo Hua continued hunting Barbarian Gods across the Great Wilderness, occasionally returning to Wutu Mountain to visit Big Tiger.
• Mo Hua’s Divine Consciousness grew stronger after he devoured many Barbarian Gods’ Thought Power, bringing Twenty-Two Pattern Divine Thought within reach.

Mo Hua hunted Barbarian Gods around Wutu Mountain to strengthen his Divine Sense while caring for Big Tiger and bringing roasted meat to Little Zhatu. After learning how war and famine had devastated the Wutu Tribe and its neighbors, Mo Hua resolved to begin changing the fate of the Great Wilderness’s struggling cultivators, starting with the tribes around him.

• Mo Hua killed and devoured most of the Barbarian Gods on Elder Zhamu’s list, but spared those that protected their tribes or remained too well hidden, and he began planning a cautious search beyond Wutu Mountain.
• Mo Hua made Big Tiger’s mountain peak its territory, set up a Three-Nine Ice Array to preserve its monster meat, and roasted meat for it.
• Mo Hua gave Little Zhatu roasted meat and learned that his family and tribe had suffered from conscription, shortages, famine, and the loss of their home camp.
• Little Zhatu explained that leaving the tribe would make people Barbarian Slaves, while many neighboring Minor Tribes had starved or disappeared.
• After seeing Little Zhatu’s hardship, Mo Hua questioned his own helplessness and resolved to change the fate of the Great Wilderness’s cultivators, beginning with the tribes before him.

Mo Hua used the chaos of war to begin uniting tribes around Wutu Mountain under the guise of a Great Wilderness Shaman, promising to protect them and revive the Great Wilderness. After conquering the nearby small tribes, he prepared to face the strongest local tribe, the Wulu Tribe.

• Mo Hua decided that the war and confusion in the Great Wilderness gave him an opportunity to unite its tribes, but he needed a convincing identity to act unnoticed.
• Mo Hua told Elder Zhamu that he was a Shaman on a mission to unify the Divine Path and revive the Great Wilderness, and won the Wutu Tribe's allegiance by promising its survival and a future for Little Zhatu.
• Mo Hua assembled the Wutu Tribe's remaining fighters and led them against the nearby Wotai Tribe, crippling its elders with fireballs and forcing the tribe to submit.
• Mo Hua conquered six small tribes in two days, using force to overcome resistance and sparing most opponents from his own killing blows.
• Mo Hua spent five more days subduing the tribes around Wutu Mountain and gathered about two hundred young Barbarian Cultivators, leaving only the powerful Wulu Tribe unconquered.

Mo Hua led his ragtag force to subdue the powerful Wulu Tribe, overcoming their fierce resistance by breaking the Blood God Curse and toppling their god statue. With Wulu and the surviving tribes under his command, he unified the region and named it the Wutu Mountain Realm.

• Mo Hua ordered his two hundred Barbarian Cultivators to attack the Wulu Tribe despite the elders’ objections, and deserters were executed as a warning.
• As Mo Hua’s force approached Wulu, he invoked the God Lord’s authority to steady his frightened followers, and they broke through the stockade gate.
• The Wulu Tribe’s chief and elders attacked Mo Hua while their cultivators overwhelmed his troops, but Mo Hua held off the leaders with his spells.
• The Wulu leaders activated the Blood God Curse, but Mo Hua shattered it with a Soul-Startling Sword and forced the Wulu cultivators out of their empowered state.
• Mo Hua shattered the Wulu God statue’s knees, making it appear to kneel, and Wucha and the Wulu Tribe submitted to him.
• Mo Hua brought the surviving tribes under his command and named the unified region the Wutu Mountain Realm.

Mo Hua improved life and enforced order in the Wutu Mountain Realm, but tribal feuds and violence led him to launch a punitive expedition against the Black Horn Tribe. After conquering the tribe and punishing Wulu offenders, he killed its Barbarian God and broke through to Twenty-Two Pattern Divine Consciousness.

• Mo Hua distributed food, organized monster hunts, improved cooking, and planted grain to support the tribes of the Wutu Mountain Realm.
• As tribal disputes and abuses continued, Mo Hua imposed stricter laws and decided to redirect the tribes’ conflict by expanding southward.
• Mo Hua led eight hundred Barbarian Cultivators, mostly from the Wulu Tribe, to defeat the Black Horn Tribe and reject the customary enslavement of its survivors.
• After Wulu cultivators attacked Black Horn captives, Mo Hua ordered Wucha to whip the offenders and warned that he could replace the Wulu Tribe if it rebelled.
• Wucha questioned whether Mo Hua came from the Nine Provinces, prompting Mo Hua to resolve to keep his powers and identity concealed.
• Mo Hua killed the Black Horn Tribe’s Barbarian God, absorbed its Thought Power, and advanced his Divine Consciousness to Twenty-Two Pattern.

After advancing his divine sense, Mo Hua pursued the Great Wilderness’s Barbarian Gods and secured the Black Horn Tribe’s armor-forging inheritance. He took in more than forty hidden Black Horn children as students, promising to teach them and pass on Sacred Patterns to the most talented.

• Mo Hua told Elder Zhamu to record the surrounding tribes and their Barbarian Gods, then claimed the Gods’ blessings would ultimately return to the God Lord.
• Mo Hua pressured Elder Jiaohu into revealing the Black Horn Tribe’s armor-forging secrets and reconstructed the complete Black Horn Barbarian Armor Diagram himself.
• Mo Hua ordered Elder Jiaohu to forge three sets of armor within ten days and asked about the hidden Black Horn children.
• Elder Jiaohu brought more than forty children to Mo Hua, who promised to teach them and pass Sacred Patterns to those with exceptional talent.
• Mo Hua had Little Zhatu clean and feed the children, then told them to call him Teacher.

Mo Hua used his authority as a Shaman to give Wucha Black Horn Barbarian Armor and persuaded Elder Jiaohu to restore the Black Horn Tribe’s armor inheritance. As Wucha expanded through the mountain realm, Mo Hua focused on teaching the children he gathered, leaving the story with his influence and school steadily growing.

• Elder Jiaohu brought Mo Hua a set of Black Horn Barbarian Armor, and Mo Hua inscribed it with a Four Symbols Black Horn Array.
• Mo Hua bestowed the armor on Wucha and ordered him to fight for the God Lord, promising more armor as a reward for battle merit.
• Mo Hua promised Elder Jiaohu that the Black Horn Tribe could reclaim its lost armor inheritance, then gave him Sword Bone to guide his forging.
• With Sword Bone’s help, Elder Jiaohu improved his craft, and Mo Hua supplied Wucha and his elders with more armor for campaigns against nearby tribes.
• Mo Hua ordered Wucha not to kill children and to bring them back, while Mo Hua taught them cultivation, skills, and principles.

Mo Hua consolidated his rule over seven Second-Grade Mountain Realms while teaching the tribes, improving their cultivation and livelihoods, and strengthening their armies. With expansion exhausted and a powerful Third-Grade Mountain Realm blocking the way, he resolved to seek a way to break into it and uncover deeper Wilderness secrets.

• Wucha and the allied Barbarian Cultivators took half a year to pacify the Black Horn Mountain Realm, after which Mo Hua ordered them to campaign west and promised to name the next realm after Wucha.
• Mo Hua promoted Jiaoli alongside Wucha, organized governance across conquered tribes, and established cultivation lessons and improved livelihoods for Barbarian Tribe children and cultivators.
• Over the next two years, Wucha and Jiaoli conquered five more Second-Grade Mountain Realms, while Mo Hua gathered their cultivation records, developed Barbarian Armor, and studied incomplete divination texts that mentioned a vanished Great Shaman.
• Mo Hua questioned Elder Zhamu and other Barbarian Cultivators about Great Shamans, but none knew of the title, leaving him unsettled by its disappearance from Wilderness history.
• Mo Hua considered using Big Tiger to attack a Third-Grade Mountain Realm but decided to keep it safe, then resolved to find another way to invade the realm and investigate its stronger tribes and hidden secrets.

Mo Hua investigated the powerful Vermilion Bird Mountain Realm and concluded that he could not conquer it by force, so he sought a promising disciple who could help change the Wilderness. After a divination pointed him toward the Danjue Tribe, he infiltrated its outer settlements and heard of the young master Danzhu, whose talent drew his attention.

• Mo Hua left Black Horn Mountain Realm and spent over a month secretly assessing the Vermilion Bird Mountain Realm, discovering its strength far exceeded his expectations.
• Mo Hua learned that the realm's tribes shared fire-and-bird totems associated with the Vermilion Bird and realized its origins might be significant.
• Mo Hua decided to seek an influential and capable disciple instead of trying to fight the realm, then used demon-bone divination that revealed the characters “Danjue.”
• Mo Hua disguised himself and infiltrated the outer settlements of the Danjue Tribe, where he searched for a suitable disciple for over a month.
• Mo Hua overheard that Danzhu, the Danjue Tribe Young Master, had been born with a Dao Heart, reached Foundation Establishment at ten, and formed a Golden Core at twenty.

Mo Hua sought a way to approach Danzhu, the Danque Tribe’s exceptionally gifted and kind young master, and arranged a mountain collapse to draw him to a Minor Tribe. After sneaking into Danzhu’s guarded lodging, Mo Hua planted a suggestion in his sleep directing him to a supposed divine revelation at Danyang Mountain the next day.

• Mo Hua learned that Danzhu regularly visited the tribes in his territory and traveled to a Minor Tribe to meet him.
• Mo Hua observed Danzhu caring for the tribespeople and struggled to find a way past his guards to approach him.
• Mo Hua caused a small cliff to collapse, prompting Danzhu to inspect the damage and arrange shelter for those affected.
• Danzhu stayed overnight at the Minor Tribe, where Mo Hua overheard his guards worry that his kindness and popularity could endanger him in a future struggle for power.
• Mo Hua bypassed the guards and entered Danzhu’s lodging while he slept.
• Mo Hua used Dao Heart Planting Demon to tell Danzhu in a dream to seek guidance at Danyang Mountain the following day.

Mo Hua tried to gain Danzhu’s trust by posing as a Shaman guided by the God Lord, after Danzhu followed the dream’s directions to Danyang Mountain. Danzhu invited Mo Hua to the Danjue Tribe to seek his guidance, and Mo Hua entered the tribe’s central primary settlement three days later.

• Danzhu dreamed of the God Lord’s guidance but hesitated to tell his guards, then changed his route from Great Wind Mountain to Danyang Mountain after recalling the dream.
• Mo Hua followed Danzhu and arranged to appear at the predicted fork, presenting himself as Mr. Wu, a Shaman who served the God Lord.
• Danzhu questioned Mr. Wu about his origins and cultivation, and Mo Hua answered with mysterious claims and a show of worldly weariness.
• Danzhu invited Mr. Wu to visit the Danjue Tribe and hear his doubts, and Mo Hua accepted.
• Three days later, Danzhu personally escorted Mo Hua into the Danjue Tribe’s central primary tribe.

Mo Hua, posing as the God Lord’s Shaman Mr. Wu, entered the Danque Tribe’s Primary Tribe with Young Master Danzhu and challenged Danzhu’s ideals about prosperity and leadership. Danzhu brought him to a family banquet, where Dan Bie questioned Mo Hua’s identity and low cultivation, and Mo Hua defended his divine authority.

• Danzhu escorted Mo Hua into the Danque Tribe’s Primary Tribe and welcomed him to Danzhu Palace despite his guards’ suspicions.
• Mo Hua drew out Danzhu’s doubts about his responsibilities and argued that the tribe could not pursue prosperity through exploitation while also promising peace and abundance for its people.
• A guard summoned Danzhu to a family banquet with his father, the Great Chieftain, and Danzhu invited Mo Hua to attend.
• At the banquet, Dan Bie questioned why Danzhu had brought a Foundation Establishment outsider and challenged Mo Hua’s claim to be a Shaman.
• Mo Hua declared that the God Lord’s power made distinctions of cultivation and status insignificant and that all living beings were equal.

Mo Hua was challenged to prove he was a Shaman by predicting a guard’s death within one day. The Great Chieftain killed the guard just before the deadline, honoring Mo Hua as a guest, while Mo Hua realized the guard had been having an affair with the chieftain’s concubine.

• The Danque Tribe’s Great Chieftain demanded that Mo Hua prove he was a Shaman or face punishment, and Mo Hua declared that a guard would die within one day.
• Dan Bie wagered Mo Hua’s life on the prediction, while Danzhu defended Mo Hua and Golden Core Elders surrounded the guard with protective artifacts.
• As the day passed without incident, Mo Hua wondered how the guard’s death omen would come to pass, and Danzhu resolved to protect him if the wager failed.
• Just before the deadline, the Great Chieftain killed the guard with one slap and acknowledged that Mo Hua’s prediction had come true.
• Mo Hua realized the guard had been involved with the Great Chieftain’s concubine, and the Great Chieftain welcomed him as an honored guest of the Danque Tribe.

After the Great Chieftain killed a guard and recognized Mo Hua as a Shaman, Mo Hua pondered how human emotions shaped karma and gained insight into the connection between Divine Consciousness, the heart, and the Dao. As he grew closer to Danzhu, Mo Hua foresaw that the struggle for the chieftain’s seat could force Danzhu to betray his kindness or perish, leaving the Danque Tribe’s future shrouded in bloodshed.

• The Great Chieftain killed a guard to end Dan Bie’s challenge against Mo Hua, publicly validating Mo Hua as a Shaman and dispersing the banquet.
• Mo Hua reflected on the Great Chieftain’s motives and realized that karma and Celestial Pivot’s revelations were intertwined with the shifting human heart.
• Mo Hua connected Divine Consciousness, the heart, karma, and the unity of knowledge and action, then recorded his incomplete insight on a Jade Slip.
• Mo Hua spent the following days advising Danzhu on karma, tribal affairs, Array Technique, and the people, while learning that Danzhu understood the tensions around him but avoided suspecting others.
• Mo Hua deduced that the contest among Dan He, Dan Bie, and Danzhu would intensify, forcing Danzhu either to lose his life and kindness or to kill his brothers and become ruthless.
• Mo Hua foresaw the Danque Tribe engulfed in Karmic Fire, with bloodshed between brothers staining its Totem.