Primal Chaos: I Am The Third Golden Crow, Remaining Steady And Not Emerging.

Summary

In the palace of Nuwa, the goddess reflects on the chaos of the Primal Chaos world, noting the human race's safety contrasted with the Demon Race's heavy losses against the Shaman Clan. Despite the Shaman Clan's recent loss of their ancestral shaman, they have grown stronger, particularly with Di Jiang's sainthood. The human race, bolstered by eighty-one Great Luo Golden Immortals, is poised for expansion, but future conflicts with the Shaman Clan are anticipated. The Demon Race faces potential extinction due to the rising powers of both the human and Shaman clans. Nuwa ponders the unfolding events, attributing the chaos to Lingxia's schemes, and decides to leave the resolution to the Ancestor of Dao. The war between the Shaman Clan and the Demon Race is swift, with the latter retreating in disarray, unable to match the Shaman's might. The Demon Race's earlier attack on the human race leads to their downfall, as they are caught off guard by the Shaman Clan. Observers note the irony of the situation, with the Demon Race's eagerness to attack the human race leading to their capture. Meanwhile, the human race celebrates their victory, though they are reminded of their ongoing weaknesses. In the Palace of Zixiao, Hong Jun reflects on the deteriorating state of the world, realizing that the situation has worsened during his absence. He is troubled by the emergence of the Shaman Clan's power and the unexpected strength of the human race, particularly the eighty-one Great Luo Golden Immortals. Hong Jun suspects deeper connections and potential hidden influences at play, particularly regarding Lingxia and Huang Zhong Li. Despite his concerns, he maintains a calm demeanor, emphasizing that while small changes can be managed, larger destinies cannot be altered. He encourages his followers to contribute to restoring balance, hinting at the promise of great merit for their efforts.

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