["Eden has seven races in total: the Minotaurs, the Zuma Clan, the Harpies, the Stone Statue Race, the One-Eyed Race, the Boarmen, and us Pandaren." The girl earnestly listed everything she knew.]
"Only seven?"
Mu You found that rather strange.
To put it plainly, the races of the Star Spirit World had been established to gather faith for the Gods. Basically, each race corresponded to one or several Gods, so throughout its history, the Star Spirit World must have produced thousands of races, if not tens of thousands.
Out of nearly a thousand races in total, only a few dozen still existed in the Star Spirit World. What about the remaining hundreds? Hadn't they been sent here?
["Oh, right..." The girl seemed to suddenly remember something and hurriedly added, "Seven races means the races currently living normally in Eden. On the far side of Eden, there's also a vast Hibernation Zone. They say lots and lots of races are sleeping inside, but exactly how many... I, I'm not really sure..." Unable to give a specific number, the girl looked at you apprehensively, terribly worried that her answer would be judged a failure.]
"Hibernation Zone?" Mu You paused.
["Correct answer. You have earned 20 points!"]
[Your reply made the Pandaren girl beam with delight. She counted up her points while looking at you expectantly, waiting for the next question.]
["Next question: please describe in detail what you know about the Hibernation Zone. (Value: 30 points.)"]
["My grandmother told me that the Hibernation Zone was a special area the Watchers created to deal with Eden's growing population."]
["Space in Eden is limited. At most, it can accommodate ten races. Any more would mean competing for resources, sharply worsening living conditions for every race. After running their calculations, the Watchers determined that keeping