Prehistoric: Human race at the beginning, stable for 100,000 years

So, Yi took Ji Heng all the way to the center of Houtu tribe, the palace of Houtu ancestral witch!

Although it is said to be a palace, it is much simpler than the "Celestial Immortal Academy" of the human race. From what Yi said, they built this palace, otherwise the Tuzu witches would have to live in earthen houses in the future. .

"Hout Tuzu! Hou Tuzu!" Yi shouted excitedly at the door of the hall.

After a while, a woman in a yellow skirt came out. The woman had fair skin and a beautiful face. There was a gentle feeling between her eyebrows, but at this moment, her expression seemed to be a bit sad.

This person is the last of the Twelve Ancestral Witches, but the Ancestral Witch of Earth is not far behind in terms of strength! Houtu!

"It's Yi." Hou Tu forced out a smile and said softly, "Why do you have time to come to my place today?"

When Yi saw Hou Tu, he scratched his head and said with a naive smile: "Hou Tuzu, this is my brother in the human race. He said he wanted to meet Hou Tuzu. He wanted to talk to Hou Tuzu about something, so I will bring him here. ”

"Ji Heng, the younger generation of the human race, has met Hou Tuzu." Ji Heng bowed and said, neither humble nor arrogant.

"Ji Heng?" Hou Tu was stunned for a moment, and then smiled broadly: "It turns out to be the great sage of the human race, True Lord Dao Heng."

"Don't take it seriously, don't take it seriously." Ji Heng smiled and said respectfully: "The great sage is just a false name, and the juniors are just seekers who contribute to the human race. Everything they do is based on the support of others. Of course, Don’t call yourself a great sage.”

Hou Tu nodded and looked at Ji Heng with a bit of satisfaction in his eyes. It would be great if everyone in his witch clan could carry this wisdom.

What Hou Tu envied most was the wisdom of the human race. If the Wu clan also had the wisdom of the human race, he wouldn't have to be so worried.

Later, Hou Tu remembered something and looked at Ji Heng with deep apology in his eyes: "Speaking of which, I owe the human race a lot."

Ji Heng was stunned for a moment and asked in confusion: "Why did Hou Tuzu say this?"

Hou Tu's brows were even more sad: "When the human race was born, someone in my tribe had a yin and yang intercourse with you and other human races, and finally the shaman was born. I told my brothers about this, They...I tried my best, but I could only win some benefits for the human race."

Ji Heng understood instantly at this time.

'So that's what happened? The inequality between the human race and the Wu clan... But speaking of it, the Wu clan is better. At least they didn't take away all the humans by force. The Wu clan is unreasonable. It seems that Hou Tuzu deserves a lot of credit for doing this, but in the final analysis... it is also an injustice to the human race. ’

"There is no need to be sad, Ancestor Hou Tu, the past is the past after all." Ji Heng said calmly: "Our human race has been relatively successful now, and the spirit of our human race is to repay evil with kindness. The Wu clan didn't go too far at the beginning, right? At least our species survives, and..."

Ji Heng looked at Yi and said with a smile: "It seems that most of the witch people live a good life here. The witch clan does not abuse the witch people, but truly treats them as family members."

Hou Tu was a little moved when he heard this, but he still shook his head: "After all, I owe it to the human race. I can be considered your senior for the time being. If you have anything you want to ask, I will tell you everything I know."

Ji Heng nodded and said with a smile: "Then you're welcome, junior!"

Hou Tu nodded and said: "Yi, you go back first, I will talk to little friend Ji Heng."

"Okay!" Yi said with a smile: "Then I will leave brother Ji Heng to you, Hou Tuzu, I will wait for brother Ji Heng to come back at home."

Back soil nodded.

When Yi saw this, he formed a seal with his hands and drove an auspicious cloud back in the direction he came from somewhat unsteadily.

Hou Tu laughed out loud when he saw this: "Did you teach him?"

Ji Heng's mouth twitched, and then nodded. This Yi really liked to show his holiness in front of others.

"Not bad, not bad." Hou Tu nodded and chuckled: "In fact, Yi should live among the people, not the witch clan. It is really not easy for him to reach this stage in my tribe."

Ji Heng heard this and said seriously: "I can only imagine how much hardship Brother Yi went through to get to this point. Now that all the big guys are convinced by this 'little guy', he must have put in unknown efforts."

Hou Tu nodded: "Please, little friend Ji Heng."

Hou Tu and Ji Heng entered the main hall one after another. The place was very simple, so simple that there was almost nothing. It was empty except for two futons and a table in the middle.

Ji Heng was a little surprised when he saw the futon. He didn't expect Houtu, an ancestral witch, to sit on a futon and meditate.

"Sit down." Hou Tu said, taking the lead in sitting cross-legged on a futon.

Ji Heng thanked him and sat opposite Hou Tu.

Hou Tu was the first to say: "I don't have anything to entertain my little friend here. There is no tea from the heaven, wine from the human race, or meat from the shaman tribe. I hope you don't dislike it."

"How can I dislike this junior?" Ji Heng said respectfully: "It is very difficult for Hou Tuzu to give this junior a chance to meet."

Hou Tu chuckled and nodded: "Little friend, let's go straight to the topic. What do you want to ask?"

Ji Heng paused for a moment, and then said with a serious look: "Hou Tuzu, this junior, has three problems, and each of them is very serious. If these problems were placed in front of other ancestral witches, they would probably slap this junior to death. "

After hearing this, Hou Tu's expression became serious: "My little friend, please speak."

Ji Heng cupped his hands and said: "The first question for this junior is, what does the senior think of the Lich War? How should the outcome of the Lich War be determined?"

When Hou Tu heard this, she was slightly stunned. She did not expect that the first question would be so explosive. She paused and replied: "The war between the two races of lich is inevitable. Our war is fundamentally about the survival of the race. During the war, our Witch Clan has to feed on the Monster Clan, which is something the Witch Clan cannot change no matter what. If we don’t eat, the Witch Clan cannot survive.”

"As for the outcome of the Lich War..." Hou Tu looked sad: "Don't you know better than me? Although our Witch Clan doesn't know the sky, we are not without the ability to think. The Lich's In the end, the demon clan will win."

Hou Tu said this. In her heart, from the moment Hongjun took action, she understood everything. The Witch Clan had absolutely no possibility of victory. The way of heaven was on the side of the Monster Clan. The life of the Witch Clan In this world, this world is also under the law of heaven. No matter how strong the Wu Clan is, they are still one element of heaven and earth. How can the Wu Clan win?

Moreover, if the Wu Clan wins, there will eventually be a day when there will be no living beings in the ancient world. If there are no living beings, can this world still be called heaven and earth? Therefore, Hou Tu knew very well in her heart that the Wu Clan was destined to die!