Wu Clan

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Wu Clan
Original	巫族
Species/Race	Clan descended from Pangu’s essence blood; its core leadership comprises the Twelve Ancestor Wizards
Affiliation	Orthodox Lineage of Pangu; centered on Pangu Hall and Mount Buzhou
Status	Survived the Wu–Demon calamity in a greatly diminished state; later emerged from seclusion to reinforce the Western Land against foreign invaders 378 584
First Appearance	Chapter 15

Background / History

The Twelve Ancestor Wizards used Pangu’s Heart and the Blood Pool within Pangu Hall to continuously birth Wu Clan members, then departed Mount Buzhou to establish tribes in every direction. Their stated ambition was to inherit Pangu’s legacy and become the masters of Honghuang. 15

The clan’s early expansion made it a threat to the Ten Thousand Clans. Its immense demand for blood food and violent conquests drove weaker groups to flee or seek protectors, while Di Jun and Tai Yi gained support by obstructing Wu Clan attacks and covering evacuations. 14 21 35 49

After securing practical control over much of the Honghuang Continent, the Wu Clan formally established itself. It declared Pangu its sole Father God, vowed to protect Honghuang and suppress injustice, and received merit for helping impose order despite not revering the Heavenly Dao. 66

The Wu Clan later expanded into the Four Seas, attacked the Immortal Court, and prepared to eliminate the Demon Race. Its conflict with the Demon Race escalated into the Wu–Demon war, during which the Twelve Ancestor Wizards employed the Twelve Divine Fiends Great Array to manifest Pangu’s True Body. Hongjun halted the first major war and imposed a truce. 96 133 142 143

During the later protracted conflict, the clan sustained itself through warfare and incorporated captured humans into Human-Wu auxiliary forces. These hybrids were treated as inferior to orthodox Wu and used as battlefield cannon fodder, ultimately weakening the clan’s fortune. 209 212

The decisive Wu–Demon battle devastated both sides. Eleven of the Twelve Ancestor Wizards fell; Houtu transformed into reincarnation and was no longer considered part of the Wu Clan. The remaining clan withdrew to the remnant veins of Mount Buzhou and Pangu Hall. 19 378

With Ju Mang overseeing its remnants, the Wu Clan later refused Chiyou’s request for military backing in his bid for the Human Emperor position, though it permitted him to cultivate in Pangu’s Blood Pool. 378

When foreign forces from Outer Chaos invaded the Primordial Wilderness, Ju Mang led the clan out of seclusion. The Wu Clan became the first reinforcements to reach the Western Land. 584

Organization

Level	Function
Pangu Hall	Central seat of the Wu Clan and its unquestionable core at Mount Buzhou.
Twelve Ancestor Wizards	Founders and supreme leadership; born from Pangu’s essence blood and each associated with Laws. 24
Ancestor Wizard Tribes	Major territorial tribes under individual Ancestor Wizards. 59
Great Wizard Tribes	Middle level of the clan’s territorial and military hierarchy. 59
Wu General Tribes	Lower organizational tier supporting Wu Clan dominion. 59
Wu Soldiers and Wu Generals	Grassroots military forces; the clan’s rank-and-file combatants. 24
Underworld Legion	Force dispatched to support the Underworld; led by twenty-four Great Wizards and divided into twenty-four divisions. Each division has one hundred Wu Generals, each commanding one hundred Wu Soldiers. 600

Culture and Ideology

• Claims the title of Orthodox Lineage of Pangu and regards itself as Pangu’s rightful bloodline and the legitimate ruler of Honghuang. 15 66
• Worships Pangu alone; it does not worship the Heavenly Dao or revere Hongjun. 66
• Cultivates no Primordial Spirit, focusing instead on tempering the Physical Body and comprehending Laws. 24 66
• Places exceptional importance on unity, bloodline, battle, and territorial rule. 24 172
• Settles disputes through strength; this principle applies both to outsiders and internally. 15
• Maintains an independent culture and its own Wu script, and resists adopting outsider-created systems such as Immortal Script. 172 191
• Its leadership distinguishes conquest from indiscriminate extermination, although individual tribes and Ancestor Wizards frequently employ massacre, plunder, and blood food against resisting clans. 29 46 49

Abilities & Military Strength

Physical Body Cultivation

Wu Clan members do not cultivate Primordial Spirits. Their combat power relies on formidable physical bodies and mastery of Laws. 24 66

• Ordinary Great Beings without powerful protective treasures struggle to contend with Ancestor Wizards. 24
• Blood food and continual combat are used to temper younger members’ bodies and build battlefield experience. 209
• Their lack of population is a strategic weakness: even highly favorable casualty exchanges can still benefit their more numerous enemies. 96

Law Mastery

The Ancestor Wizards command diverse Laws, including Wood, Space, Time, Wind, Fire, Lightning, Earth, and more. 15 35 114 251

• Di Jiang uses Space Laws and established spatial formations across Wu territories for rapid reinforcement. 114
• Ju Mang uses the Law of Wood in both combat support and large-scale transport. 173 584
• Tai Kun was transformed in Pangu’s Blood Pool to strengthen his understanding of the Law of Earth and replace Houtu in the great array. 251

Twelve Divine Fiends Great Array

The clan’s ultimate formation, jointly deployed by the Twelve Ancestor Wizards. 133 176

• Condenses Pangu’s True Body, granting Saint-level combat power. 24
• Can manifest the phantom of the Heaven-Opening Axe. 212
• Was intended to break the Chaos Bell’s defense before annihilating the Demon Race. 133 134
• Pangu’s True Body severely injured Di Jun, Tai Yi, and Fuxi, but Hongjun defeated it and ended the battle. 142 143
• The formation is not lightly used, even against Bei Ming, due to its status as the clan’s decisive trump card. 176

Pangu’s Heart and Blood Pool

Pangu’s Heart and the Blood Pool in Pangu Hall formed the foundation of the clan’s growth. 15

• Originally enabled the continuous birth of Wu Clan members of different ranks. 15
• The Blood Pool later enhanced Tai Kun and supported Chiyou’s cultivation and comprehension. 251 378
• By Chiyou’s era, it could no longer produce new Great Wizards. 378

Territories and Infrastructure

• Mount Buzhou / Pangu Hall — Original center of the Wu Clan and its political core. 59
• Honghuang Continent — Brought under effective Wu Clan dominion through interlocking tribal territories. 59 66
• Four Seas — Occupied alongside the continent before the planned campaign against the Demon Race. 133
• East Sea new continent — Created by Houtu and Gonggong, then later destroyed by Tai Yi’s Chaos Bell. 96 135
• Mount Buzhou remnant veins — Post-calamity refuge of the surviving clan. 378
• Spatial formations — Installed throughout Ancestor Wizard and Great Wizard territories to improve strategic mobility. 114
• Wood Realm — Ju Mang’s Wooden Spirit Treasure Tree can contain and transport an assembled Wu Clan army. 584

Relationships

• Pangu — Revered as Father God; the clan identifies itself as his orthodox bloodline and defender of the world he opened. 15 66 584
• Twelve Ancestor Wizards — Founders and supreme leaders of the clan. 15 24
• Demon Race / Heavenly Court — Principal rival in the struggle for control of Honghuang; their wars culminated in catastrophic losses for both sides. 133 142 283
• Immortal Court — Rival force attacked during Wu Clan expansion into the East Sea. 95 96
• Ten Thousand Clans — Subjects, opponents, or victims of the clan’s hegemonic expansion; widespread resistance to Wu rule enabled the rise of the Demon Race. 14 24 374
• Human Race — Captured and exploited to produce Human-Wu auxiliaries during the Wu–Demon conflict. 212
• Human-Wu / Renwu — Mixed descendants of humans and Wu; used as auxiliaries and later abandoned after the clan retreated into seclusion. 212 378
• Bei Ming — Initially treated as a rare Daoist friend after defeating Ju Mang in a spar; later became a major opponent whose defeat of seven Ancestor Wizards led the clan to prioritize restraint. 21 24 176
• Hongjun — His intervention stopped the Wu–Demon war; the Ancestor Wizards retained pride and resentment after Pangu’s True Body was defeated. 143
• Underworld — Supported by a Wu Clan legion, whose existence gives Pingxin and the Underworld significant military weight. 280 600

Major Arcs

Rise and Continental Expansion

The Twelve Ancestor Wizards established tribes around Mount Buzhou, claiming territory across Honghuang and seeking to make the Wu Clan its sole ruling power. 15 59

Formal Establishment

The clan publicly swore its oath before Pangu, established Pangu Hall as the suppressor of its fate, and emerged as one of Honghuang’s three major powers alongside the Demon Race and Immortal Court. 66

Conquest of the Immortal Court and Four Seas

The Wu Clan struck the weakened Immortal Court, occupied the East Sea region, created a new island-continent, and extended its presence into the Four Seas. 95 96 133

Wu–Demon Wars

Seeking absolute rule, the Ancestor Wizards planned to destroy the Demon Race. Their first great war was interrupted by Hongjun after Pangu’s True Body overwhelmed the Demon leaders; later wars became a prolonged contest of attrition. 133 142 200 210

Decline and Seclusion

The decisive war nearly annihilated the leadership: eleven Ancestor Wizards fell, Houtu departed to establish reincarnation, and the surviving clan retreated to Pangu Hall in Mount Buzhou’s remnants. 19 378

Return to Battle

Under Ju Mang, the Wu Clan left seclusion to answer Bei Ming’s call for resistance against foreign invaders from Outer Chaos, deploying first to the Western Land. 584

Trivia

• Ju Mang’s proud description of Bei Ming as a Daoist friend caused rumors about the Wu Clan’s “fellow Daoist” to spread across half of Honghuang. 21
• The clan’s early declaration that its airspace could not be trespassed reflects its expansive view that Honghuang would eventually belong to the Wu Clan. 15
• The Wu Clan’s core weakness is its limited population, despite the individual strength of its warriors. 96
• After the calamity, Ju Mang became the effective leader because he was considered steadier than several other Ancestor Wizards and was left behind to manage the clan’s remaining affairs. 378 600