Origin Altar.
Qi Sheng had been keeping an eye on the Greenwood Clan's situation.
In fact, aside from their mistaken understanding of history, the Greenwood Clan had gotten one other thing wrong.
The Greenwood Clan player Cang Fu believed that his natural affinity talent in the game came from the bloodline inheritance of the Green Source Clan (Greenwood Clan).
But this ability had nothing to do with bloodlines.
Although player bodies were created based on their real-life bodies, they retained only their real-life biological traits. Their bloodlines were not replicated.
All players had pristine bodies at initialization—that is, bodies created using Sacrificial Power.
Only their physical structures differed.
For example, a human player's body created with 1,000 points of Sacrificial Power was fundamentally no different from a Cheek Fishmen player's body created with 1,000 points of Sacrificial Power. However, their physical structures were clearly distinct.
Cheek Fishmen players had bodies built for underwater breathing, but human players didn't.
When it came to body size, the larger the body, the more of those 1,000 points of Sacrificial Power were needed to stretch it.
The reason the Greenwood Clan still had an affinity for nature was that this inheritance wasn't passed down through bloodlines, but through the soul.
When he created players, the only things he left unchanged were their consciousness and souls, which he transferred directly from reality.
He placed them inside the player bodies he'd made for them, allowing them to control those bodies perfectly.
So Cang Fu had clearly misunderstood where this inherited ability came from.
But whether the Greenwood Clan knew the truth wasn't important.
What he cared more about was the players' development.
His view shifted.
After several days of development, two more Primal Monsters had been successfully contained.
The first was a fourth-generation Primal Monster, Nightmare,