Chapter 403: Between Kyushu and the Golden Gate
In the lands of Kyushu, above the impeccable rank were marquises who lived for five hundred years. Their rank coincided with their title for a reason; each had the right to own a large city. For example, Haidong - the city that Lin Yi was lucky to fly to - was now owned by an expert named Haidong Hou.
Above the marquises were kings who lived for eight hundred years. They were very rare in Kyushu and each ruled over vast territories. Countries, one might say.
But the kings themselves were subordinate to emperors who lived for more than a thousand years. Now Kyushu was known as the "land of the Three and Five Emperors" - these eight powerful experts ruled everything here.
Only the abyssal wanderers could go further than these, a rank that became as legendary here as the impeccable experts in the Golden Gate. The Sword God - whose reincarnation Lin Yi was considered - was remembered here and he was just a wanderer of the abyss.
The creator of the Tomb of Falling Stars, Hou Yi, also reached the level of an abyss wanderer. His name was the God of the Arrow and it was believed that he went beyond this world.
In total, Kyushu was divided into nine countries, the smallest was five million kilometers in length, the largest - tens of millions.
But these countries themselves were divided into two alliances - the Three and Five Emperors. The relationship between them was approximately like between the vicious and righteous paths.
The city of Haidong - and therefore Lin Yi - was located in the territory of the Great Chu Empire, also known as the Dragon of the Eastern Sea.
Lin Yi opened the card, it was now filled out much better. The red dot in the center was called "Haidong", and not so far away - although the journey took a whole year - there was a small island called the Holy Lands of the Golden Gate. With hundreds of experts who now surely knew how small and weak their world was.