North of the Far West Lands, beyond the endless snow-covered mountains, lay a vast uninhabited wilderness rarely touched by human footsteps. Past that wilderness and farther northwest, one would enter the territory of the Red Moon Demon Dynasty.
The continent where the Red Moon Demon Dynasty stood was called the Red Moon Continent.
In terms of continental structure alone, the Red Moon Continent, where the Red Moon Demon Dynasty was located, was actually connected to the Frontier Continent, where Great Qian stood. Yet the boundaries between them were sharply defined, as though they were two entirely unrelated worlds.
Besides the distance and the existence of rifts between realms, the greater reason for this was history.
Judging solely by how long they had existed, the Red Moon Demon Dynasty's history was in fact even older than that of the Cold Moon Immortal Dynasty.
However, the original Red Moon Demon Dynasty resembled an aggregate of countless forces, large and small, more than it did a nation. It had neither a unified regime nor a sound social system.
At the time, the major forces each ruled their own territories and held one region after another. Though they nominally revered the strongest person of the era as their common leader, in truth they each went their own way and scarcely obeyed any orders.
Because of this, although the Demon Dynasty was powerful at the time and fully capable of expanding outward, the mutual restraints and backstabbing between its major forces slowed its development to a crawl. Continental regions including West Jin and Great Qian remained undeveloped all along.
This situation continued until the Cold Moon Immortal Dynasty was established.
Perhaps an external threat had emerged, or perhaps the time had simply come. Under the pressure of the Cold Moon Immortal Dynasty, the Demon Dynasty