Though the lines "Through a hundred battles in yellow sands, our golden armor wore through; until we break Loulan, we shall never return" were powerful, "Long clouds over Qinghai darken the snowy mountains; a lone fortress gazes afar toward Jade Gate Pass" held their power in reserve. Those fourteen characters spanned ten thousand miles, drawing the battlefield between Qinghai and Jade Gate Pass into the poem and establishing two points. The final point was "Loulan." Together, the three enclosed one of the greatest battlefields in the human race's history: Loulan Road.
The human race had retreated from Loulan to Jade Gate Pass, and once from Jade Gate Pass to Qinghai, but had ultimately retaken Jade Gate Pass.
Loulan had long since become a cultivation ground for Barbarian Sages. Yet when the Demon Realm unleashed Moon Tree Divine Punishment, Eastern Sage Wang Jinglong sacrificed a Half-Sage Literary Treasure to seize half of the Divine Punishment Spear and divert its power onto Loulan. Human Half-Sages lying in wait in the shadows slew two Barbarian Sages, reducing Loulan to ruins.
When Demon Sage Lang Lu marched south this time, Loulan was where he rallied his army and swore his oath!
Listening to Wei Huangan, the three Ancient Demon Kings grew dazed. Only then did they recall some of the instructions the Ancient Demon Sages had given them before their departure. Those sages had repeatedly warned them that the human race, which could resist the Demon Race at Two Worlds Mountain, was no ordinary race. Like the Dragon Race, the Ancient Demons, and the demon barbarians, they had the potential to claim the title of Lord of the Myriad Worlds.
The three Ancient Demon Kings also vaguely remembered Ancient Demon Sage Mountain Bearer muttering something about being wary of someone named Fang Yun. Apparently,