The Fallen Clan's Inheritance Dispute

Since the fall of the Crimson Ten Gods, after the Crimson Clan adopted "lying low" as its core principle of racial development, they had never waged war against any external force. Peace had always been their priority.

Even if it meant sacrificing their race's opportunities for growth, they would never willingly offend any faction.

Having once climbed to the summit, the Crimson Clan deeply understood one truth: no dynasty stood forever, while the changing of dynasties was an eternal law.

The road to the peak was far too cruel. Fewer than one in ten thousand survived, like sand sifted by crashing waves. Countless powerful figures, races, and factions had been eliminated in the competition.

Among them were no shortage of powerhouses who had dominated an era, or even ushered in a golden age for a dynasty.

It was precisely because the Crimson Clan's ancestor had seen through this that he established the ancestral precepts.

Because of those precepts, the Crimson Clan had missed many opportunities for rapid growth, but they had also avoided crises that might have exterminated their race, standing strong to this day.

But this time, the Fallen Clan had touched the Crimson Clan's reverse scale.

The Fallen Clan's attempt to open a spatial passage to a Minor World reminded the Crimson Clan of that most painful chapter of history, as well as the risks that might yet exist.

The Crimson Clan could no longer sit still.

Thinking of how the petals of the "Golden Crow Flower," which had formed from their ancestor after his death, had all withered recently, the Crimson Clan members felt that perhaps their ancestor was warning them from the shadows: the crisis had already arrived.

Thus, no matter how slight the risk, the Crimson Clan would not allow the Fallen Clan to do