The Red Dragon Clan stood alone and had no choice but to give in.
In those years, the Dragon Blood Tribes that refused to abandon their territory were mostly slaughtered by the other races of the Blackstone Plane.
Now, the Dragon-Breath Wilderness was the only territory left to the Dragons and Dragonblood Creatures.
And it wasn't only the native tribes. Tribes from other planes had taken advantage of the Dragons' loss of power to colonize the Blackstone Plane.
The current patchwork of rival powers across the Blackstone Plane had taken shape during that turbulent era.
Indigenous Kingdoms coexisted with colonial kingdoms from other planes.
The Gevot City-State Alliance was just one of many colonial powers, and it had arrived relatively late.
The Blackstone Plane was fragmented and vulnerable, with no unified defense.
As long as an Expeditionary Army from another plane defeated the ruler of a region, it could establish a colony in the Blackstone Plane.
The number of colonial powers in the Blackstone Plane continued to grow.
Of course, not just anyone could colonize it. After all, the Blackstone Plane was a Tenth-Rank Plane, and no one could hold their ground without a certain number of Eighth- and Ninth-Rank powerhouses.
The Osman Family and another ducal family led the Gevot City-State Alliance's colonies.
The Gevot ducal families had Legendary Knights, so they faced no difficulty colonizing the Blackstone Plane.
The Dragons had merely lost their power. They weren't dead.
The Red Dragon Clan had always held fast to its core territory, the Dragon-Breath Wilderness.
During the turbulent years, one faction had attacked the Dragon-Breath Wilderness, only to be wiped out by the Red Dragon Clan.
That war had reminded the other factions that the Dragons still had their fangs. No one dared provoke them again, and peace returned to