During the Dragon-Han Cataclysm, the Dragon Clan suffered devastating losses and nearly went extinct, yet it still clung to the incomparably prosperous Four Seas.
This so-called "Eternal Guard of the Four Seas" was, in the end, merely an attempt to claim territory and seize a title.
Was it that others could not guard them, or would not? The Wu Clan had conquered the Four Seas and kept them stable all the same.
The Qilin Race had truly taken up the Gou Dao. Its direct line was nowhere to be seen, and even mixed-blood qilin rarely showed themselves in the Primordial Wilderness.
The Phoenix Race had holed up in the Undying Volcano. Its environment was unusual and far less fertile than the Four Seas, yet the Wu Clan had still wiped them out.
In contrast, though the Dragon Clan's strength had greatly diminished, it still occupied the Four Seas, raised a vast host of shrimp soldiers and crab generals, and remained hidden without ever truly restraining itself.
Following the broader trend, every new generation would, to some extent, have to challenge the Dragon Clan.
Han Chi knew clearly that the Human Race was now flourishing, its luck steadily rising.
If the Dragon Clan continued to stir up trouble in the Four Seas, it would sooner or later draw attention.
Should the Human Race one day develop ambitions of conquering the Four Seas, the Dragon Clan would once again become a stepping stone—or even be used to establish prestige and make an example of them.
As for the position of "Dragon Clan Lord," Han Chi dared not touch it at all.
During The Calamity of the Witches and Demons, the Dragon Clan had indeed preserved its bloodline through certain maneuvers, but its karma had not been cleansed. Instead, it had accumulated even