Sky Fox Takes Action

Now, the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes had been "storming cities and seizing strongholds" across the Primordial Wilderness, directly or indirectly absorbing and wiping out more than a dozen, perhaps twenty, races. This news could be said to have shocked the entire Primordial Wilderness. Though the Primordial Wilderness was vast, and destroying a race might take a long time, spreading news did not take nearly as long. The various races of the Primordial Wilderness might not know when the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes destroyed one race, and they could still fail to know when two were destroyed—but if they remained ignorant after more than a dozen or twenty had fallen, then they deserved to be destroyed by the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes.

The Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes' actions not only shocked the other races and individuals of the Primordial Wilderness, but also enraged them. How many races were there in the entire Primordial Wilderness to begin with? At most, there were only around a hundred with names and standing. Yet now, the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes had actually wiped out more than a fifth of them. Was this some kind of joke?

Those individuals were the Primordial Rogue Cultivators. At any time, Rogue Cultivators were a tremendous force, and the Primordial Wilderness was no exception. But although this force was enormous, it was ultimately scattered—large but ununited—and had no way to deter the great races of the Primordial Wilderness. Thus, those great races ignored their existence. Of course, they ordinarily did not dare bully the Rogue Cultivators too harshly either, lest it provoke a backlash. This time, the Dragon-Phoenix-Qilin Tribes were clearly targeting the various races of the Primordial Wilderness, not the Primordial Rogue Cultivators. Therefore, some Rogue Cultivators were shocked, some were furious, and some merely watched the excitement unfold. Yet not one of them took action. They seemed to