1032: Chapter 507: Mountain God’s Grace_3 1032: Chapter 507: Mountain God’s Grace_3 “I can disclose to you all the real situation regarding Peace Flat: what lies beyond this fissure is an Ancient Annihilation Domain, also known as the so-called Peace Flat!”
“The temple of Nat Mountain God will be established within this Ancient Annihilation Domain.
The Mountain God Temple serves as the entrance to the Ancient Annihilation Domain.
To enter the Ancient Annihilation Domain for hunting Demon Beasts or gathering Spirit Plants, one must be granted permission by the Mountain God.”
“This Ancient Annihilation Domain is a fertile land rich in resources, controlled by the Mountain God!”
“The Honored Lord will strike a deal with the Mountain God so that only our alliance mbers can access this Ancient Annihilation Domain.
By joining the alliance and having exclusive access to this domain, everyone can gain a significant advantage, enabling our alliance to rival any top sect in the world over ti!”
The cultivators’ eyes lit up.
The Ancient Annihilation Domain was indeed perilous, but everyone knew its value!
Having exclusive rights to an Ancient Annihilation Domain was truly extravagant!
The future indeed looked bright.
Owen Bertram wore a faint smile, but his eyes remained calm.
He did not know how the Honored Lord and Mr.
Archibald ca to know this information, but making a deal with a “Mountain God”?
Even the Sixth Great Realm might not be enough.
He did not expose the truth as all the cultivators were imrsed in their dreams.
As the hour approached, a team suddenly appeared.
The group was large and they had clashed during their journey.
eting again, both teams were poised for conflict.
“Restrain yourselves!” yelled the Honored Lord.
He released his overwhelming aura, causing the faces of the newly-arrived team to contort in fear, not daring to cause trouble.
The Honored Lord said, “First co, first served.
You will line up behind us.
Is that a problem?”
After so internal discussion within the team, the leader of the Fifth Great Domain stepped forward and bowed, replying, “No problem.” The area in front of the fissure was limited, fully occupied by the Honored Lord’s people, so they had no choice but to line up behind.
Several more teams arrived within half a Shichen and were dealt with in the sa way.
By the turn of the Shichen, about 500 cultivators had arrived.
No one knew how they had gotten the clue about Peace Flat, but no one surpassed the Honored Lord in terms of realm.
They had to obediently line up behind him.
Mr.
Archibald and the Honored Lord were ever more delighted.
After receiving the benevolence of the Mountain God, they planned to pull these people into their alliance.
If they succeeded, then their newly established alliance would quickly reach the strength of a top tier sect on paper!
“Look!” ca a sudden shout from soone.
Everyone watched as streams of gentle, flexible spiritual lights wafted out from the fissure from top to bottom.
At first, there were only a few rays of light, but then they grew in number and brightness until it seed like the entire fissure was covered in radiant fur.
Suddenly, these spiritual lights fluttered towards both sides, much like hands pulling away curtains, revealing a new world.
An enormous surge of world essence burst out like floodwaters, washing over the more than 500 cultivators, refreshing their spirits.
For a mont, it seed as though their cultivation levels were about to break through their current realms.
All these changes were only on the surface.
Upon close examination, the stone mountain and the fissure remained in their original position.
This new world seed to be a nebulous image floating above the Real World.
Everyone craned their necks, trying to get a clear view of this new world.
At this mont, a grand and ancient will descended, enveloping the entirety of the new world!
In the mind of every one of the 500 plus cultivators, a deep and robust voice echoed as though an ancient bell was ringing: “Kneel!”
“Devotion!”
“Do not gaze direct at the deity!”
Everyone prostrated themselves, unable to summon up any inclination to resist.
Only Owen Bertram had this thought in his mind: playing tricks and pretending to be gods, isn’t it very similar to the way the Red Barbarian Evil God behaves?
Subsequently, various materials flew over from all parts of the new world.
These materials, so gold, so wood, so earth, and so stone…
ford an elaborate Mountain God Temple that was not too large but well-equipped.
Sure enough, the Mountain God Temple was blocking the entrance to this new world.
The red walls and the green tiles, the carved beams and the painted rafters.
The two large doors were tightly shut; anyone who caught sight of this Mountain God Temple would instantly realize that to enter the “new world” behind, one must go through these two large doors.
All the cultivators prostrating themselves outside of the Mountain God Temple began to tremble.
They did not dare to raise their heads, but they could sense unmistakably that an extrely powerful existence had descended within the Mountain God Temple.
The Mountain God Temple also shook slightly, and a scene suddenly erged in everyone’s mind without reason: In the temple’s main hall, there’s a massive deity statue with an indistinguishable face, radiating thousands of rays of light.
The illusion overlaid reality, and bathed in the light, they found themselves inside the Ancient Annihilation Domain within a fleeting mont.
Everyone panicked, looking back they found that behind the Mountain God Temple was only a huge mountain wall, with no doors to go through.
And the exit of the Ancient Annihilation Domain perfectly rged with the Mountain God Temple.
“Where is the grace?”
The cultivators were clueless.
Just as their question surfaced, the Mountain God Temple shot out clusters of light flowers, each picking a person, spinning on top of their heads and drilling into their bodies.
“Is this the grace?” they wondered, puzzled as they could not sense any improvents in themselves.
They could not find any trace of the light flowers within their bodies either.
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