Taking the Lich with him, Gu Xi headed northwest the whole way.
This time, Gu Xi's target was the blood lake closest to the swamp stronghold, and it was also a blood lake out in the wild.
The reason there were blood lakes outside the city at all was entirely because, aside from their normal blood sacrifices at the Blood Lake in the City, the Shang Three Families also had the custom of holding Fengshan rites at mountains, rivers, and great marshes.
Sometimes, when their own leader had some fine battle achievement, they would go into the mountains, rivers, and great marshes to perform a Fengshan rite, using a blood sacrifice to report the matter to the gods.
So out in the wild, there were also some blood lakes, and at certain famous locations, the blood lakes there were even quite large.
The place Gu Xi was going this time was the main peak of Falling Star Mountain, the longest mountain range running north to south across the Shang Continent.
Because of things like earth veins and dragon veins, the Shang Continent regarded the Falling Star Mountain Range as the main dragon vein of the continent, so this main peak had also become the most central location of the entire continent.
To the Shang Three Families, performing Fengshan rites here was equivalent to gaining a direct opportunity to communicate with the gods.
So the number of Fengshan rites held here was also relatively high.
The Lich had also come here several times when he was alive, so he was quite familiar with the route.
Under the Lich's lead, Gu Xi soon entered the Mountain Area of the Falling Star Mountain Range.
At this time, the Lich did not forget to introduce the situation of the Falling Star Mountain Range to