Wu People

Meanwhile, compared to the human-dragon hybrid tribes, the phenomenon above the human-witch hybrid tribe was even more enormous.

Slayer Qi condensed into thick, heavy dark clouds that pressed down upon the earth, completely covering the sky above the tribe and plunging the entire tribe into darkness.

The air was filled with an almost imperceptible earthy scent, while Slayer Qi spread everywhere, obscuring people's vision.

The Human Race and Witch Clan had been the first to form marriage alliances, so compared to the other hybrids, human-witch hybrids were also the most numerous.

Although this place was called a tribe, it was actually a Giant City built from the gathering of nine large Wu People Tribes and dozens of smaller Wu People Tribes.

Because the Wu People born from human-witch hybrids had stronger physiques than pure-blooded members of the Human Race, and they also enjoyed fighting and competing for strength.

Their temperaments were somewhat incompatible with the gentle nature of pure-blooded members of the Human Race. For the sake of harmony within the Human Race, these Wu People Tribes moved to places far away from the pure-blooded humans.

They gathered of their own accord and built cities. The other hybrid tribes did the same. After becoming hybrids, although they still acknowledged themselves as members of the Human Race, their lifestyles had developed some differences from those of orthodox humans.

Even Ming, the Great Xia Emperor, could do nothing to interfere with this. He could only work to promote further hybridization within the Human Race. After many generations, harmony would come naturally.

This was also why, when he established the Great Xia Fortune Dynasty, he had made the Human Race its main body but had not assigned the Great Xia Fortune Dynasty entirely to the Human Race.

What he needed was for the