Post-Battle "Negotiations"

The rogue cultivator experts had been beaten by the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes until some were dead and others heavily wounded. Even those who had survived no longer had the heart to contend for the Innate Supreme Treasure. After all, no matter how good a treasure was, it was not worth more than their own lives. They were Quasi-Sages, beings with endless lifespans. As long as they lived, there would be chances to obtain an Innate Supreme Treasure in the future. As the saying went, "Keep the green hills, and there will be no shortage of firewood." Thus, they very "sensibly" made a "strategic" retreat.

The Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes noticed the rogue cultivator experts' retreat, but they did not stop them. Playing the road-blocking tiger came at a price.

Even a cornered rabbit would bite, much less those rogue cultivators, who were Quasi-Sage experts and among the Primordial Wilderness's top powers. Though they had all suffered severe injuries, they could not be underestimated. If they were driven to desperation and detonated both their Primordial Spirits and physical bodies, would not the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes be buried alongside them? How could the tribes that dominated the Primordial Wilderness do such a thing?

Thus, the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes' experts magnanimously let them go without pursuing them. They had spared them this time, but next time, they would not have such an opportunity.

Since they were called rogue cultivators, they naturally had no power or faction of their own. Perhaps they had friends, and those friends might also be experts, but their numbers were simply too small. Standing alone, they would never be taken seriously by any one of the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes.

The reason the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes did not provoke them was mainly because they were rogue cultivators. They lacked the strength to dominate the Primordial Wilderness, and