The very center of the island was where the Demon Race cultivators gathered. Strangely enough, this settlement consisted entirely of countless little huts haphazardly piled together from sand and stone.
Yet these huts were divided as clearly as the Jing and Wei Rivers: the vast majority housed demon cultivators sporting all manner of heads, while a tiny portion housed half-demons who looked human but bore Demon Race features!
The Ten Thousand Demon Hall was the Demon Race Sacred Grounds. The only way to reach it was through the Teleportation Gates controlled by the Demon Race's major clans.
Although the Fox Clan was weak now, its ancestors had once been wealthy, so Green Mound Mountain likewise had a Teleportation Gate.
Aside from their wealth and good looks, this was another reason the Fox Clan could recruit live-in sons-in-law into its prestigious households.
The chance to improve their strength was likewise a temptation rogue cultivators could not refuse.
These half-demons, however, had arrived through another Teleportation Gate.
Anyone who observed closely would notice that whenever a full-blooded demon and a half-demon met, the half-demon always yielded the way and bowed slightly, signaling for the full-blooded demon to go first.
The full-blooded demon, meanwhile, would walk straight past without so much as looking at the half-demon.
Both sides considered this perfectly normal, as though it were simply the natural order.
It had to be said that this was because there were simply too many demon cultivators throughout the world.
Any wild beast or plant that awakened spiritual intelligence could be called a demon. Compared to humans, who still needed to migrate and settle, demons came into being far more spontaneously and were better suited to this world.
Compared to mortals who had to painstakingly cultivate on their own, demons were innately powerful. Once