However, the Black Horn Tribe Chieftain had a fiery temperament; no matter what Mo Hua said, he remained unyielding to the death.
The Wulu Tribe's Chieftain then beheaded him.
With the Chieftain's death in battle, the dust settled, and the fighting was quickly quelled.
After this slaughter, the Wulu Tribe lost dozens of people.
The Black Horn Tribe lost over a hundred, and the rest had no choice but to surrender.
After the defeat, the warriors of the Black Horn Tribe were all filled with grief and rage.
Some ordinary Barbarian Cultivators also looked sorrowful, and the children's faces showed terror.
According to the rules of the Barbaric Wilderness, the defeated tribe would become "Barbarian Slaves."
Barbarian Slaves were no different from livestock, at the mercy of others, their situation was tragic.
This was also the cruelty of the Great Wilderness.
Amidst a blood-soaked and tense atmosphere.
