"Geng, of the Early Demon Race..." Apparently unaccustomed to the self-designation "Early Demon Race," the horned youth Geng paused during his introduction before continuing. "Enlightened Beast... successor of the Enlightened Beast Scripture."
Unlike the Dragon Clan or the human race, the Early Demon Race had no concept of "surnames."
Perhaps to demonstrate that demonkind had "cast off innate bloodlines," the Demon Emperor discarded the concept of "surnames" inherited from the Dragon Clan. This ancient great power believed that for the Demon Race, who relied entirely on no innate bloodline, using "surnames"—things meant to mark bloodlines, emphasize blood ties, and bind one to bloodlines—was an act of lowering one's own status. The modern Demon Race's practice of "choosing a human surname based on one's original form" was nothing less than a desecration of demonkind's glory. In the past, demons like that would have been stuffed into pig cages and drowned.
"Chong, of the Early Demon Race." Another youth, with a pair of tiny wings growing from his temples, stood up. "The Eight Extremes Tianwu Method."
The Enlightened Beast Scripture and the Eight Extremes Tianwu Method were cultivation methods of the Early Demon Race. Such methods reshaped a cultivator's demon body into forms unlike anything produced by natural evolution—more heads, more claws, more wings.
Many of the monstrous beasts in ancient legends were, in truth, the forms of "demon bodies" passed down by word of mouth from the ancient Early Demon Race.
While everyone introduced themselves, Wang Qi also figured out the distribution of the various foreign races in the classroom.
Because their systems of knowledge differed, these demons were considered complete beginners by human standards and had to be taught from scratch. Thus, those Core Formation and Primordial Spirit cultivators who had gone over as "exchange students" would not be attending