Yuan Tian had successfully advanced to Quasi-Sage. From then on, he had truly entered the ranks of the Primordial Wilderness's foremost experts. It could be said that the greatest and primary purpose of this secluded cultivation had now been achieved. Since there was a primary purpose, there were naturally secondary ones as well.
Strength—great strength. Only great strength could protect oneself and those one wished to protect. At the same time, great strength could intimidate one's enemies and unrelated outsiders alike. That was deterrence.
Yuan Tian's current realm was equivalent to the First Corpse Severing realm. He had not used the corpse-severing method; he merely possessed strength equivalent to the First Corpse Severing, rather than having truly severed a corpse. He could thus be called a Primordial Loose Immortal, meaning he had stepped into the Primordial Unity Realm.
As for Yuan Tian's combat power, that would have to be tested in actual battle.
Still, it could be estimated. With Yuan Tian's current combat power, he could absolutely fight any one ancestor of the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes. He might not necessarily win, but defeating him would be no easy task either.
Of course, Yuan Tian would not run off to fight an ancestor of the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes for no reason. At that realm, although one could attack and withdraw at will, it was also easy for a battle to turn into one of life and death. After all, no one wanted too many Primordial Wilderness experts around—unless those experts were all their own people.
If Yuan Tian and his opponent ended up mutually wounded, the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes still had countless experts besides their ancestors. At that time, setting aside everything else, if even one Quasi-Sage appeared—and Yuan Tian believed the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes certainly had other Quasi-Sages—it would be enough to leave him