The Cat Lady Emperor was there, stirring up trouble with a "giao, giao" sound, putting on a show of telling Lily about it when she got back, and then announcing it to the world.

But Zhang Ze ignored her. After indicating to Fuji to mute the Emperor again and pausing the memory replay, he began to think.

’The original Fuji was divided into three parts by me, no, to be precise, it should be divided into four parts.’

’One part was the Fuji brought to the Four Continents by me, and another was the light sphere containing the Source of Ten Thousand Laws.’

’Then there’s the black fungus that escaped, which is symbiotic with the Human Emperor Banner and known to the world as the Nine Huis.’

’The last remaining part is the shell that has now been transformed into Baiyujing in the Holy Land.’

So what exactly happened afterward?

A story divided into upper, middle, and lower parts is really annoying, so to be safe, Zhang Ze asked.

"By the way, do you also remember what happened after I sold you to the Four Continents with just two pills?"

"Of course I remember, but I need to correct you on one thing: you didn’t sell me with just two pills, it was two and a half." Fuji responded seriously.

Zhang Ze gestured with a surrendering motion and then signaled Fuji to quickly advance the plot.

Little Fuji snapped her fingers, and the paused memory started moving again.

...

After coaxing Little Fuji out of the fungus sphere and letting her stay with those dogs first, the Human Emperor went back inside the fungus sphere alone.

He silently looked at the Source of Ten Thousand Laws, as if having some kind of internal struggle, and after a long silence, he reached out and held it in his hand.

Upon holding the Source of Ten Thousand Laws, a light suddenly shone on the Human Emperor Banner in his left hand that wasn’t yet the Human Emperor Banner.

A flash of golden light passed from top to bottom, the Human Emperor Banner unfolded and transformed, and the amber crystal inside shot out a beam of golden light, absorbing the Source of Ten Thousand Laws.

The Human Emperor looked around somewhat guiltily, and after confirming that no one was watching him and that the fungus sphere and the Holy Land did not collapse because of the disappearance of the Source of Ten Thousand Laws, he breathed a sigh of relief.

He coughed lightly and left the fungus sphere as if nothing happened.

Then he organized his equipment, gathered some herbs from the Holy Land, and left with Fuji and the dogs, riding the big black one back to the Four Continents.

Upon returning, he found the situation was somewhat bleak.

During his absence, the ripples of the Earth Sea tides had struck the Four Continents several times.

Because of this, no tribe had any doubts about the Human Emperor’s prophecy anymore.

But although there was no doubt, many things were already too late.

With the first ripple, the entire Thousand Lotus Mountain range decayed into mud, the tide of sludge, under the force of gravity, carved out the highlands of the former mountain area into a basin.

Except for a few flying tribes and some top experts, all other beings perished in this disaster.

With the second ripple, a section of the East Sea underwent abnormal changes, the seawater turned into magma, and meteors fell from the sky, transforming that section of the sea into land, connecting it with the original eastern coastline.

Naturally, those Fish Dragon Water Races living in the water and a few tribes along the shore couldn’t escape this calamity.

And after the two major sea-crumbling disasters, a series of smaller disasters followed.

The bodies of adults underwent changes, newborns were born with missing limbs, mysterious diseases appeared, food turned into black mud overnight, and docile livestock violently attacked people.

Compared to the previous, and the one before that, tsunami-like Earth Sea tides, this time was even more terrifying.

Previously, life and death were quick, though devoid of resistance or choice, it could be considered painless.

But this time, it felt more like a slow slicing and bleeding, as if a celestial demon whispered in the ears of all beings, foretelling the arrival of death.

Fortunately, things were not entirely hopeless.

Because of the existence of Taoyuan Village where the children lived, relations between the tribes were much more harmonious than before.

Through communication, they discovered that the disasters were not occurring randomly.

After summarizing the disasters and marking them on the map, they found several places that were blank.

The wise clan leaders and chiefs quickly realized that the shelters the Human Emperor mentioned could very well be in these spots.

Besides, they also found that those like Li and the Village, Innate Gods and Demons, had certain resistances to the ripples.

As long as they stayed close to them, the likelihood of accidents would be much lower.

So when the Human Emperor returned to the Four Continents, he found that for temporary protection, all tribes had followed their leaders to what they believed were safe places.

Due to the great distances between them and the disaster zones separating them, the Human Emperor found that news of the Holy Land shelter couldn’t be quickly disseminated.

He had lost contact with the Barbarian King and the Little Demon Venerate.

Helpless and because of the limited number of people each time, the Human Emperor could only order to take the children from Taoyuan Village and some scholars into the Holy Land for shelter first.

And he promised he would do his utmost to protect everyone.

In theory, this order was not wrong.

But to many people, it didn’t sit well.

Even though the Human Emperor had unmatched prestige, it was the same.

Under the threat of natural disasters and death, people’s hearts can change, and many reasons can’t be explained.

Some people believed their existence was more important and more deserving of survival.

Some believed that because they had contributed to the Human Emperor, they should be the first to enter the Holy Land for shelter based on merit.

Some thought the Human Emperor was merely using the children as cover, while in reality, he intended to flee first.