Chapter 238: Sword Saint Isle
As the group got closer to Sword Saint Isle, theyuld soon make the silhouette of an island in the distance. The most eye-catching of all was the giant sword-shaped mountain, with numerous Skyrunners flying around. A city built up around this mountain, with no walls, and the rules on flying above its airspace seemed to be quite loosempared to other cities.
“Go ahead and fly right in. Members of our Nightmoon Valley are staying at the Sword Saint’s manor, so we’ll have to find our own lodging, but there should be plenty of places to choose from,” Zhu Yi said from her position perched up above the Skyrunner.
“Our lodging? Shouldn’t Seniors be joining your fellowmrades?” Li Lang asked.
“No. Our mission this time is to ert you. As safe as Sword Saint Isle is, we take our duties seriously.”
“I see. Thank you, but—do you think you can reach out to Senior Jian if he is here already? I’d like to meet him if he is.”
Zhu Yi directed a look over to Ma Kong. The stoic man simply nodded before a Skysword materialized underneath him, carrying him away. He headed straight for the summit of the sword-shaped mountain.
“It’s hard to say how punctual our Head Disciple is. You should expect him tome find you tomorrow if he has already arrived.”
With the matter settled, the group quickly descended into the city proper. They took a tour around while looking for a suitable inn. The infrastructure here was simpler than most cities they had passed through. Only simple houses or two-story buildingsuld be seen. No manors or estatesuld be spotted anywhere.
With nothing of note to see, they quickly settled on an inn and checked into their rooms. They didn’t linger there for long, though. The sun was still high in the sky. They took advantage of the sunlight remaining to ur for places where cultivators gathered.
“This place is just like Polarity City,” Li Lang muttered. “Everyone here seems to take cultivation seriously. Over half the people on the streets are in the Foundation Establishment Realm.”
“Only disciples of the Sword Saint himself permanently live on this island,” Zhu Yi explained. “Everyone else are visitors, and naturally, those whould step foot here have some amplishment to their name.”
Li Lang nodded. He had heard of the dangers of traversing the sea, but he hadn’t euntered anything perilous himself. The ocean was just too large. Even if it was teeming with Qi beasts, there was a chance they wouldn’t eunter any of them as they flew by, but if they did, the Qi beasts would at least bemparable to a Foundation Establishment cultivator.