Dragon Tamer

Zhu Minglang carefully treated Little Jiuwei’s wounds.

Fortunately, Little Jiuwei was very clever and took a relatively roundabout approach, neither allowing the Giant Spirit Dragon to harm the Fang Tribe nor suffering too much damage itself.

"What’s wrong with them?" Zhu Minglang stared at the Fang Tribe members, who seemed to have lost their souls, and was filled with deep doubt.

"When citizens witness a divine phenomenon, they often prostrate in worship. This Black God’s Trace is even more domineering, causing the citizens to fall into a state of mad reverence—neither eating nor drinking, neither sleeping nor resting—until their bodily functions are completely depleted. They probably believe that this depletion equates to transcendence, a sacred and noble return and reward," said the Li Prefecture Goddess.

"Black God’s Trace?" Zhu Minglang had never heard of such a concept before.

He lifted his head to look up and discovered that at the mountain peak, the young boy holding a Black Divine Book was none other than the familiar Fang Shan.

Fang Shan seemed to have been chosen as the bearer of the Divine Book, and clearly, the book in his hand was the object of everyone’s worship.

Zhu Minglang couldn’t explain this strange and bizarre phenomenon, but the Li Prefecture Goddess seemed to have some knowledge about it.

"Black God’s Trace is an ancient term."

"The heavens do not actually favor humans practicing cultivation. When beings of all kinds discover Spiritual Rhyme and harness it for themselves, they achieve extraordinary power: they can gain immortality, borrow heavenly powers, and even glimpse heavenly secrets... To make these forces not belonging to this world disappear, the heavens created the Black God’s Trace, using the Black Divine Book as a revelation to inform humanity. The heavens would reclaim all mana and divine skills that don’t belong to this world, returning everything to its primordial state—including the Human Race, which would revert to the most ancient tribal totem era."