There were twelve True Lords in the entire True Realm.
Some of these twelve True Lords represented their races.
Others represented only themselves, with no race behind them.
The places where these True Lords lived, along with the regions they inhabited, were all called domains.
In the True Realm, the True Lords did not merely represent the twelve people who stood at the very pinnacle of its combat power.
They also represented the existence of twelve powerful factions within the True Realm.
Moreover, twelve powerful races stood behind them.
From these twelve powerful races, countless vassal races had also emerged.
Among them, the only particularly unusual True Lord in the True Realm was Chaos True Lord.
That was because he had neither subordinates nor any race of his own.
However, the domain where he resided had directly become a forbidden zone.
This was solely because Chaos True Lord's policy toward anyone who trespassed into his domain was always the same: kill them on sight, without asking why.
At first, some people had gone to Chaos True Lord to seek revenge.
But as the fighting continued, they discovered that Chaos True Lord completely disregarded the rules, directly attacking anyone weaker than himself.
That immediately provoked quite a few forces in the True Realm into joining together to settle accounts with him.
However, when several True Lords surrounded and attacked him, Chaos True Lord simply hid.
Those who wanted revenge against Chaos True Lord could not find their target.
After all, aside from Chaos True Lord himself, he had no race or subordinates for them to kill in order to vent their anger.
And as soon as the True Lords surrounding him dispersed, Chaos True Lord would launch his retaliation once more.
After this happened several times, no one dared seek revenge