At that time, humans didn't have systemized nations—only tribes interacting with other tribes.
"Are you saying that besides the Aztec people, pseudo-humans exist elsewhere?"
"During the Era of the Divine Tree, humans lived together. This was when civilization spread; whether it was stone tools or writing, they blended. Even when migrating to other regions, humans carried the knowledge they'd learned with them."
Holmes looked serious, speaking firmly: "In contrast, the pseudo-humans created by the Outer Gods did not inherit these cultures. The speed of their development was far inferior to that of the humans created by the creator, resulting in extremely primitive civilizations."
This was an extremely grave accusation.
If Holmes' judgment was proven correct, it would mean all backward, primitive regions would be labeled as pseudo-human territories!
