Chapter 113 - Chapter 27 Pu Yan's History_3

As he spoke, Pu Lin continued to walk forward, arriving in front of the sixth mural. The mural depicted a city, small in scale and lacking in abundant buildings, but it was still a city. With a sigh, Pu Lin said, "The land of the continent is vast. Even though we occupied most of the land, many things were quite backward due to the immense distance. Our tribes gradually split into several parts, creating what we now refer to as the White Race, the Black Race, and including the Red-haired Race, comparable to the Red Charming Clan. Influenced by local customs, they gradually separated from the rule of our Pu Yan Tribe, forming their own nations. They even abandoned the fundamental love of nature. They started demolishing forests and constructing the first cities. The leader of our tribe at the time did not chastise them since they were all descendants of the Pu Yan Tribe. After all, we the Pu Yan people, still occupied more than half of the continent's land."