As I had guessed, once we arrived at Thousand Mountains City, the surrounding peaks gradually grew denser. From time to time, we could even see cultivators from Immortal Continent passing by. Although quite a few of them could not help glancing at us a few times, none stopped specifically to ask questions.
Although my cultivation was only at the Spirit Severing Realm, Immortal Continent was not without cultivators at that level. As long as they did not mind being unable to absorb the spiritual energy here, they could still cultivate through internal consumption. Some disciples of great sects were not born able to adapt to Immortal Continent's immortal energy either; it merely made cultivation more inconvenient for them.
Immortal Continent also had places with sparse spiritual energy, which were very suitable for lower-level cultivators. As for Cloudbillow Continent being suitable for those below the Nascent Soul Realm, that was actually because its spiritual energy never exceeded the level required to cultivate into the Nascent Soul Realm.
The spiritual energy in Immortal Continent likewise had no lower limit. It was just that, below the average level, such spiritual-energy fields were extremely difficult to find. Thus, relatively speaking, the cost of nurturing a Spirit Severing Realm cultivator was even higher than that of nurturing an ordinary Nascent Soul cultivator. In that sense, Windgaze City was quite valuable and precious.
We soon entered Thousand Mountains City. There was a solitary mountain here that served as the city's Main Peak, far larger than the other thousand peaks. Supposedly, only the highest-grade market facilities could be established there, such as the City Lord's Manor and the Thousand Mountains City Treasure Pavilion.
As for the other medium and small peaks, they had all been bought outright by various market shops. Thus, a small peak might hold