The Mirror World: Pay Up or Die

Black Forest Sea was defined in the Great Wilderness as a vast and perilous region. Countless deathtraps lay within it, yet only a scant few had ever been thoroughly explored. Most were merely marked on rough maps of the Black Forest Sea with blurry indicators whose errors could span thousands of miles.

Most cultivators seeking opportunities here wandered around the outer regions, places that were not quite so dangerous and where the suppression was not particularly severe. Very few truly ventured deep inside.

Especially within fragments of the Ancient Underworld: after entering, True Essence was almost completely suppressed. A Dao Palace cultivator who relied purely on Qi Refining being killed here by a poisonous insect that, by realm, was at most Divine Sea level was hardly surprising.

Thus, virtually no one came north of the Black Forest Sea. The risks and rewards were utterly disproportionate.

The Great Ying Divine Dynasty did have records concerning this place, but only barely. Another fragment of the Ancient Underworld, guarded by the Yellow Springs, looked even more dangerous. Yet so long as one possessed Ancient Underworld currency, its greatest danger could be entirely ignored.

There were also more records concerning that fragment.

As for the Ancient Underworld fragment before them, not only were the records sparse, they were also vague and unclear, as though the powerful experts who had emerged alive from this place had not dared say much at all.

The most detailed accounts were merely the routes people had taken after entering. As for what creatures they had encountered, not a word was mentioned.

Qin Yang had not intended to go too deep. According to the records, that divine tree suspected of being a Nether Spirit was not located particularly far in. His target this time was only that divine tree.

His