Three cultivators from the Aoteng Realm had arrived in the Shattered Bone Realm. What kind of message did this carry, that the tens of thousands of Ghost cultivators gathered there immediately grew restless?
The Ghost cultivators of the Shattered Bone Realm and the cultivators of the Aoteng Realm could be said to be natural enemies.
They were called enemies because both sides desperately wanted to capture the other. But this relationship was not the usual state of mortal enemies who would fight until one side was dead.
That was because their mutual hostility did not stem from a desire to exterminate each other, but to make use of each other.
The Ghost cultivators of the Shattered Bone Realm wanted to occupy the bodies of Aoteng Realm cultivators, thereby gaining the possibility of advancing further after reaching the peak Profound Tier.
As for the Aoteng Realm cultivators capturing Ghost cultivators from the Shattered Bone Realm, they wished to refine them into powerful assistants or use them to cultivate certain divine abilities and secret arts.
Although the two interfaces were hostile, it was normally exceedingly difficult to enter the other's interface.
For cultivators of the Aoteng Interface, encountering a Ghost cultivator from the Shattered Bone Realm did not cause them much loss. But for peak Profound Tier Ghost cultivators of the Shattered Bone Realm, if they could not occupy the body of an Aoteng Realm cultivator, they would lose all opportunity and possibility of advancing further.
Every time the interface trembled, heralding the opening of the Northern Pole Land, it could be said to be a heaven-defying opportunity for countless Ghost cultivators of the Shattered Bone Realm.
This opportunity, of course, was not limited to Profound Tier cultivators.
If they could pledge themselves to a powerful peak Profound Tier cultivator, then after