Betting on the Various Races

At this time, after the previous war between the Innate and Acquired Races, the Primordial Wilderness had undergone drastic changes.

Nearly all the Acquired Races had substantially reduced their spheres of influence.

In many places where the Acquired Races had left gaps in their influence,

those areas had once again been occupied by large numbers of newly born Acquired Races.

Any race with hundreds of thousands or millions of members, capable of reproducing and thriving,

and with Golden Immortal ancestors overseeing it,

could be called an Acquired Race.

It was easy to imagine how many Acquired Races there were in the Primordial Wilderness at this time.

The term "Myriad Acquired Races" was already an understatement.

At their peak, there had been over a hundred thousand Acquired Races.

There were also Acquired human races whose other members numbered only tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands and which had not been formally recognized as independent races.

Their numbers were even beyond counting.

Races without Golden Immortal protection, guarded only by a few low-level immortals and gods and unable to exist for long,

could not be called Acquired Races.

Countless such races disappeared from the Primordial Wilderness every year.

At the same time, large numbers of new races were born.

Moreover, each Acquired Race had its own sphere of influence.

It was difficult for them to appear throughout the Primordial Wilderness.

Thus, when the forces of the Innate Immortals and Gods considered accepting Acquired Beings as disciples,

they faced a difficult choice.

For example, the immortal and divine forces in the Eastern Region and Northern Domain

had almost no chance of accepting members of the Human Race as disciples.

That was because, at this time, the Human Race's core habitat was in the Southern Region.

It was not that there were no