The Wu Clan's territory covered the Honghuang Continent and extended to the Four Seas, and the clan had many affairs to manage.
Though the Twelve Ancestor Wizards came from the same source, they were all independent individuals with their own views. It was impossible for them to be absolutely united on every matter.
As their leader, Di Jiang wielded tremendous authority, but he could not impose absolute dictatorship on his younger brothers and sisters.
Thus, the Ancestor Wizard Meeting came into being.
Any Ancestor Wizard was qualified to propose a meeting to discuss major clan affairs.
The final resolution was decided by vote: as leader, Di Jiang held two votes, while each of the other eleven Ancestor Wizards held one.
Furthermore, when serious disagreements arose, Di Jiang could exercise his veto power, directly overturning the result of the vote and reopening deliberations.
This was a rudimentary form of democracy that Wu Clan civilization had developed over time, bound together by combat strength and blood relation;
It proved that the Wu Clan was not a wild and desolate, disorderly people. Even amid conquest and struggle, they had explored an order and set of rules that belonged to them.
As a massive high-level group with twelve brothers and sisters, what the Ancestor Wizards needed most was a setting where they could speak frankly.
At Ancestor Wizard Meetings, any opinions were laid out openly;
Any dissatisfaction was argued out face-to-face.
If the dispute truly became irreconcilable and an internal conflict could not be settled, they followed the oldest rule—fight.
Once victory or defeat had been decided, so had right and wrong.
Crude and direct, yet it was also an iron law passed down through Wu Clan bloodlines.
The Demon Race was entirely different.
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