Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 503: The Great Mountain

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The Spirit Mountains.

This was an infamous mountain range in the southwestern part of Nadir Hill.

Compared to the Transverse Range, Zephyr Mountains, and other mountain ranges of the Rosecloud Domain, it was one of the few mountain ranges which had a wild and untamed air about it. To put it simply, this was a wild and primitive region that humans had yet to penetrate.

Deep in the Spirit Mountains was a primordial jungle that humans had rarely ever reached, and within it lived countless fierce beasts. Unlike those areas under the control of the major sects, where fiends survived only by the mercy of humans, the beasts of the Spirit Mountains survived through the peculiarities of the mountain range and their own power.

The Spirit Mountains were so special because the environment was complex and constantly changing. For some unknown reason, the terrain of the Spirit Mountains would change every once in a while. Mountains would turn into canyons and valleys would turn into mountains, the land rising and falling unpredictably.

There was a rumor that the mountain range itself had gained spirituality, and each change was the Great Mountain exhibiting its divine power. As time passed, this place gradually came to be known as the Spirit Mountains. It was precisely for this reason that no sect dared to take up residence here. Nobody knew when the mountains might move, taking one from atop the mountains one day to the bottom of the ocean the next.

The terrain changed, and so did the climate.

The temperatures would fluctuate between extreme heat and extreme cold so quickly as to be absurd. In one day, one could go from the dead of winter to midsummer.

The awful climate, the ever-changing landscape, and the fierce fiends turned this place into a natural forbidden zone. Unlike those "protected regions", this was a truly free land. Although it nominally belonged to Nadir Hill, the creatures living here had never once bowed their heads to Godhead Palace.

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