"Your entire hundred-li radius depends on this supreme divine tower?" I asked in surprise, and Sun Xuliang said, "Not entirely. There are also some divine towers of the Seventh and Eighth Tribulations. Senior Brother Grand Elder, look—the divine tree grows most vigorously in this area, but after several dozen li, it starts spreading its branches toward our Five Peaks. It's heading straight for the divine towers. More than a hundred years ago, there were still some scattered divine towers, but now they've all been buried by its growth. Fortunately, our peaks are still quite far apart. Even so, it's a pity. The divine towers it buried couldn't even release their essence energy before it absorbed it all."
"What a terrifying divine tree." I couldn't help exclaiming as I looked at the supreme divine tower. It certainly wasn't alone. It had swallowed quite a few divine towers of the Seventh and Eighth Tribulations, which had even raised the terrain of this area, spreading it out like a plateau. It was truly frightening.
After advancing more than a dozen li, beneath this natural barrier shrouded in pale mist, enormous and terrifying tree vines could be seen everywhere. They looked like a vast green ocean, a sight that set one's heart pounding.
I looked toward Yun Bingxin. She had long since been left speechless, because this was already completely different from what everyone had imagined. Earlier, we had only thought that the divine tree had probably climbed around and enclosed the supreme divine tower. Who could have known that it would spread for dozens of li and form a plateau of its own? As for how many divine tree vines coiled around this place, no one could possibly count them.
Sun Xuliang was a shrewd old fox as well. Bringing the people from