The rest of Wu Chu's disciples came from the Witch Clan.
Compared to other living beings, Wu Chu was somewhat more partial to the Witch Clan.
He had built a city here, opened an academy, and spread his ideas primarily to influence the warlike Witch Clan. He wanted to tell them that life was not only about fighting and killing. There were many other wonderful things waiting for everyone to discover and explore.
Although the Witch Clan had sent over quite a few young witchlings at first, and a new batch was admitted every year, the number of Witch Clan students studying at the academy had now far surpassed ten thousand.
However, most of them were sent back to their tribes after studying for around a hundred years.
The Witch Clan grew slowly. Even after a hundred years, those young witchlings only appeared to have aged a few years.
Those whom Wu Chu had accepted as disciples remained by his side to continue their studies.
Of course, some had also volunteered to stay and fill the academy's teaching positions.
As the scale continued to grow, Wu Chu had already begun planning to send these Witch Clan disciples back in another ten thousand years, so they could build cities among the other Witch Clan tribes.
They would build one city after another, gradually spreading across the entire Primordial World and influencing all living beings.
As his ideas continued to spread and expand over the years, the rudiment of an unusual Great Dao gradually formed within him.
Once he discovered this, Wu Chu understood that this was his Dao.
It was a Great Dao that had never appeared within the laws of the Primordial World. He called it the Dao of Civilization. This Dao of Civilization contained countless branches, large and small.