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The battle between Yu Chen's and Xiangyou's incarnations directly reshaped an entire stretch of terrain, a terrifying event for the tribes living nearby.

Some of the tribes living in the vicinity had been imprisoned by the skeletal evil god, while others genuinely worshipped it. Thus, when its worshippers and shamans discovered that the skeletal evil god had died, they began frantically attacking the living creatures around them, hoping to revive their god through a grand, bloody sacrifice.

This naturally caught Yu Chen's attention. After casually dealing with a group of utterly incorrigible people, he became an object of faith for the others.

Even though Yu Chen had made it clear that he accepted no offerings, he still became an object of worship among the surrounding tribes.

Within the tribes, people could often be seen kowtowing in the direction where Yu Chen resided.

Such things were exceedingly common in this era, and Yu Chen had not paid them much heed. Yet, among these tribes were three orphans with considerable affinity for the Dao of plagues and viruses. Each possessed a certain talent for shamanism and keen spiritual perception.

As the three worshipped Yu Chen from afar, they sensed the great banner in his hand and each comprehended a set of methods from it. The eldest among them possessed the sharpest spiritual perception and directly sensed the image of the deity with three heads and six arms.

Not only did he comprehend many methods of plague and virus from that divine image, but he also sensed a trace of Yu Chen's Highest Purity Daoqi, thereby entering through the gates of the immortal path.

The other two had far weaker spiritual perception and failed to grasp its essence. Their perceptions also diverged: one leaned more toward the Highest Purity Daoqi, while the other