Song Zhong had heard of the Extraterritorial Battlefield.
Even within their Hundred Peaks Sect, some people had entered the Extraterritorial Battlefield.
The Extraterritorial Battlefield was not merely a battlefield, but an enormous region.
It was said that, one day, many passages had suddenly appeared in their world. Driven by curiosity, numerous experts entered those passages.
They discovered that they seemed to have entered another world.
That world did not contain only humans, but countless races.
Gradually, the experts who entered discovered that the other world had passages connected to many different worlds.
Members of other races also entered that world through those passages.
It contained an immense abundance of resources, especially resources unavailable in their own world.
Thus, countless races attached great importance to that place, battling there for resources and fortuitous opportunities.
Because it lay beyond their own world, everyone called it the Extraterritorial Battlefield.
At the beginning, no one was familiar with the Extraterritorial Battlefield. Only experts entered it, with even the weakest being Venerables. Those below the Immortal Realm were not permitted to enter.
Later, as everyone became increasingly familiar with the place and with the other races—especially after humans established cities in the Extraterritorial Battlefield—people with weaker cultivation also began entering in droves.
However, under normal circumstances, people still would not enter the Extraterritorial Battlefield.
Because it was truly far too dangerous there.
In their own world, people still had to exercise some restraint in their actions.
But in the Extraterritorial Battlefield, no one belonged to the same race as you. Who would care about you?
Generally speaking, three kinds of people entered it.
The first were those who had encountered a bottleneck and could not break through, especially those whose lifespans were nearing their end. They entered the Extraterritorial Battlefield in search of extraordinary encounters.