Si Ji ultimately decided to follow the Mo Tribe's example: rapidly expand his own power and seize the greatest possible benefits, rather than foolishly trying to hold them back. In any case, the forces conquered by the Mo Tribe had nothing to do with him; whether they lived or died was none of Si Ji's concern.
The tribes around the Si Tribe had never expected Si Ji to ignore the outrageously arrogant Mo Tribe and attack them instead. With the Demon Horn Empire's demonic beasts assisting him, they had no power to resist and were swept aside by Si Ji.
Countless demonic beasts roared wildly, their immense demonic aura filling heaven and earth. That overwhelming momentum was impossible to stop, plunging countless people into terror.
The ones Si Ji destroyed were likewise major tribes. The other small tribes, gripped by fear, surrendered of their own accord. These small tribes possessed virtually no power to resist; aside from surrendering, they could only surrender.
Faced with the war Si Ji had suddenly launched, the many Wild Crow tribes were dumbfounded. None had expected Si Ji to act this way, and their hearts could not help tightening.
Originally, they had not wanted to take part in battle or suffer massive losses. With the power of two great empires involved, the casualties might be unimaginable. They could only remain neutral to avoid all this.
Yet Si Ji had struck at them first, inevitably dragging them into the war. There was no longer any way to avoid it.
With Si Ji's conquest before them and the Mo Tribe's savage expansion behind them, the remaining factions hurriedly united to resist Si Ji and the Mo Tribe together, but the situation was far from optimistic.
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