Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 623: Fiend City

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The Saint Court Mountains.

Six thousand years ago, a human Titan proved his Dao and became a Saint here. Ten thousand Immortals came to congratulate him, and the Titan ascended a platform and gave a lecture on the Dao here, enlightening countless cultivators. For this reason, this region was called the Saint Court Mountains. Within the mountains was a stone platform, the Dao-lecturing platform. "Proving his Dao" referred to the level above Immortal Platform. When one reached greater attainment in controlling the Dao, one would attain the title of Saint Immortal, becoming a Dao-Proving Saint Immortal. This sort of status was even above Godhead, and only this level of person could break the Dao's law of intransmissibility to ascend the platform and lecture on the Dao.

The Verdant Cloud Domain was just a small domain with a Violet Palace–level barrier, so a small pond like this normally couldn't produce a big dragon like a Dao-Proving Saint Immortal. But if some passing Titan had been enlightened while in the area, the story made sense. Thus, it was hard to say whether this story was true or just an exaggeration, but in any case, the truth was long lost in the river of history.

The heavily-forested and large Saint Court Mountains were on one side, and on the other were the Pegasus Mountains, whose steep and narrow peaks made them appear like a flying horse. Together, these two mountains served as the dividing line between humans and fiends.

Despite this, many fiends would cross this fence every year, passing through the forests to reach human territory, where they would hunt down and kill humans.

It was said that humans were able to section off their own piece of land among all these fiends not because humans had been able to hold out against the fiends, but because the fiends treated humans as the six major sects of the Rosecloud Domain had treated fiends, cordoning them off and breeding them in the name of peace. At certain intervals, they would still come an

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