Chapter 70
Blue Star had vast territories, with five major mountain ranges and seven great oceans since ancient times, along with countless small mountains and lakes.
As time progressed, humans abandoned the flat Earth theory and recognized the entirety of the planet and even the universe. This planet was then divided into five major regions based on the distribution of mountains and seas.
The Yao Country was located in the largest central region of Blue Star.
Kun Mountain belonged to the foremost of the five mountain ranges. The highest peak of the Kun Mountain range was situated at the border intersection of Yao Country and several small nations, geographically at the heart of the central region.
If carefully divided according to national boundaries, more than half of the Kun Mountain range belonged to Yao Country, with a small portion outside its borders.
This world’s highest treacherous peak stretched across Yao Country’s border like a wall reaching the sky, extending between clouds and heaven. The ancients mistakenly believed this place to be the boundary between heaven and earth, exclaiming “this mountain is as high as the sky” when standing before it.
At this moment, this sky-reaching wall had “disappeared”.
In its place was a pillar of air shooting towards the sky.
White mist soared skyward like a jade Milky Way. Rolling thick fog obscured the sky and sun, almost condensing into raindrops, showering the world below.