The Sains Continent was home to many races.
As things stood on the Sains Continent, humans undoubtedly held the dominant position, accounting for well over ninety percent of all its intelligent races combined.
Of the remaining ten percent or less, the Orc Tribe probably had the largest population, followed by the Dwarves and the Elf Race.
But beyond these few races that remained today, the Sains Continent had once been home to many more intelligent races.
These included the Gnomes, of whom Xu Yi had met only one since arriving in this world, as well as the Goblin Race, Lizardfolk, Wood Spirit Race, and others that existed only in legends, none of which he had ever seen.
Yet of all these races, the most legendary-and the one universally acknowledged in every legend as the strongest-was undoubtedly the Dragon Race.
Yes, creatures known as dragons had once existed on this continent.
According to the various accounts of legends Xu Yi had read, dragons had still been very active on this continent over three thousand years ago. After that, their numbers had gradually dwindled, until all traces of them vanished following the continent's Race War.
It was said that after the Elf Race lost control of the Sains Continent, the dragons lost interest in it and found another land better suited to them.
Other accounts claimed that the dragons had used their formidable bodies and innate magical power to cross directly into another dimension, leaving this world altogether.
In short, dragons had always been exceedingly rare on the Sains Continent, and later they had vanished without a trace.
Moreover, dragons were enormous, and any activity on their part would attract attention. No one believed they had simply hidden themselves to avoid discovery-not to mention that dragons were famously proud and would never