The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Everyone shared their important viewpoints, engaging in a thorough brainstorming session on the choice of the third settlement.

During this discussion, Luo Zu didn't speak much; it was mostly his fellow tribesmen who did the talking.

Luo Zu was very pleased with this, as it was exactly the scene he wanted to see. Every human was neither stupid nor incompetent; they all had their own thoughts, their own understanding of the world and life, and their own accumulated experience over half a lifetime. Although Luo Zu was now a few steps ahead of them and had transcended the current prehistoric environment due to his mindset from his previous life, the human race was truly not lacking in wisdom.

This is the greatest gift that Goddess Nuwa left to the human race; the innate divine powers she awakened can only rank second here.

Given time, Luo Zu believed that even without him, the human race could overcome hardships, survive, accumulate strength, and eventually become the protagonists of this jungle. He dared not say they would become the protagonists of the prehistoric world, since some things cannot be assumed to happen simply because someone has read prehistoric novels.

Perhaps the demon race will eventually defeat the witch race?

Or the Wu tribe might fight against heaven and earth, defeating all demons, monsters, immortals, gods, Buddhas, and Taoists, and become the masters of the primordial world.

Seeing that their discussion was getting heated and about to erupt into a heated argument, Luo Zu finally spoke up to stop them.

"Alright, Fire Boy, let's keep the discussion going, why are you rolling up your sleeves!" Luo Zu scolded.

"Hmm." Fire Boy reluctantly sat back down in his original spot.

"Everything is ready." Luo Zu then glanced at everyone.

Everyone returned to their seats.

The scene was divided into two factions because of this. One faction, led by Huowa, headed to the site with the salt lake and hot springs. Their goal was the salt lake and the fertile soil, which was good for planting.

One faction, led by Tie Touwa, headed to the valley rich in metallic elements, their goal being the metallic minerals.

As for the valley occupied by the giant beast, no one cared about it, and Luo Zu didn't really want to go there either; he was just there to make up the numbers.

"Chief, if we occupy that salt spring, we can continuously attract wild animals to drink, then capture them, select the species suitable for domestication, and set traps there, which will also benefit our hunting team." Fire Boy, abandoning his usual frivolous manner, said with a serious expression.

Although Tie Touwa was simple-minded and clumsy with words, his voice was loud and clear, like a thunderclap: "Clan leader! I thought we..."

boom!

Before Tie Touwa could finish speaking, a loud bang suddenly came from afar.

Then the earth shook and trembled continuously, and everyone quickly threw themselves out of the cave where they were holding the meeting.

Given the commotion, those who had lived in the primordial wilderness for so long could guess what had happened.

It's probably like the gods are fighting again.

When gods fight, mortals suffer; everyone should quickly avoid disaster.

Now, most of the "Peak Cavemans" have moved out of the caves and built brick houses outside.

It was indeed a brick house. After all, with Luo Zu around, how could he let everyone live in thatched huts?

They learned from advanced experience in the world within the pot, then built a furnace to fire bricks. They dug up a piece of land by the river and experimented several times before finally firing the red bricks that Luo Zu was familiar with, and then they began to build the house.

The house was built against the mountain. To prevent various disasters, Luo Zu personally conducted a survey and set the most solid foundation. With his great strength and supernatural powers, he drove the foundation piles three hundred meters deep before stopping.

This earthquake will now be the test of the brick houses' reliability.

At this moment, chaos was brewing outside the cave. The "cavemen" ran out of their houses like startled birds and then ran down the mountain.

This was a rule established long ago: if an emergency occurs, one should immediately run down the mountain. This was a lesson learned from the last time the Four-Unlikes fought with Wu's immortal.

Don't run to the top of the mountain. After all, the mountain is so big that it can easily become a target of attack, or some god could move the mountain and fill the sea with a single move. How can the mountain be protected then?

Besides these, there are many other disasters to worry about: wildfires, hail, floods, snowstorms, poisonous insects on the ground...

In short, disasters come in all shapes and sizes, and all the coping strategies have been compiled into one book.

Now that the ground is shaking, the way Luo Zu instructed everyone to deal with it is to quickly run down the mountain to an open area.

Luo Zu and the others hurried down the mountain. At this point, being able to look up at the sky was already a great favor to the gods who were fighting.

Of course, there was no need to look up at this moment. Luo Zu understood the intensity of the battle, because the originally dark environment was now incredibly bright, as if a small sun had been lit in the sky.

The light permeated the surroundings, almost blinding Luo Zu. If he were to look up now, his eyes would probably only be useful as decorations from now on.

The light came quickly and went quickly, extinguishing itself after Luo Zu had run about thirty meters. The tremor lingered, however. Luo Zu felt his legs shaking uncontrollably; even as he was airborne, his legs continued to tremble, and his entire body shuddered, as if some strange force was drawing something from his body. What was it? Iron… all metal-based elements, even including his metal-based Daoist techniques…

Luo Zu was somewhat panicked. If the metal element within him were taken away, his physical body would likely collapse and he would die on the spot, and none of the "caveman" present would be able to escape.

The creatures in this mountain forest cannot escape either, since most of them contain the element of metal within their bodies.

Fortunately, the feeling was fleeting, like an illusion, but it still made Luo Zu unable to run. He collapsed to the ground, completely exhausted. His spirit quickly left his body, first setting up a protective spell for his physical body, and then checking on the other clansmen.

Just as he expected, everyone collapsed to the ground, some even convulsing and foaming at the mouth. Luo Zu quickly checked on them one by one and breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that everyone was alright.

But then he witnessed an astonishing scene.

From the perspective of his Yang God's Divine Eye, Luoxiang and the entire mountain range were brightly lit and dazzling. Most of the metal elemental energy in the land had been taken away, turning into clumps of clouds in the air and slowly drifting in one direction. Although it was said to be slow, it was actually extremely fast. However, from Luo Zu's perspective, the subsequent metal elemental energy quickly replenished the metal elemental energy that had already wandered away, making it seem as if they were moving slowly.

But what's going on?

Which deities are battling it out? How could they possibly manipulate the metal elemental energy within a piece of land?

boom!

Upon his observation, the speed of the metal elemental energy suddenly increased, passing by his "ear" and heading high into the sky ahead.

Luo Zu looked in that direction and saw two strangely shaped creatures standing in mid-air.

One was a thousand feet tall, resembling a pheasant with colorful wings; the other was also a thousand feet tall, with a human-like body but three heads and six arms, and a large, colorful python wrapped around its waist.

They were all like gods.

"Hmm? The rain has stopped?"