But regardless of what is said, with the support of the Shugu Tribe and Great Chief Lugu, the other tribes are temporarily unable to take action against Mo Hua.
After all, to act against Mo Hua, one must first subdue Lugu.
Lugu was a General not long ago, experienced in warfare, and not easily dealt with.
Moreover, this is a "Council Meeting." If they truly act against Lugu, the alliance would be ruined.
In this fragmented land of the Barbaric Wilderness, establishing such a united alliance is extraordinarily difficult. These Great Chiefs are well aware that it's impossible to truly jeopardize the greater scheme over an ambiguous shaman.
But this concerns the greater scheme of the tribes.
In the eyes of the shamans at the Royal Court, the legitimacy of the deity is the larger matter. They can't allow anyone to usurp the shaman's power under the guise of a deity.
Yan Zhu looked at Mo Hua, pondered for a moment, and said calmly:
