There was no doubt that this place had been cut off from the outside world for countless ages. The plants had grown unchecked, wiping away every trace of human activity—or perhaps there had never been anything man-made here to begin with.
Xue Qingcheng flew ahead, and I followed while studying our surroundings. The spatial gravity here was not strong. Floating through this place felt like entering the universe itself—a drawback brought about by the imbalance of space.
There were also quite a few floating island continents in the sky. The large ones were more than a dozen li across, while the small ones had no lower limit. Clearly, the land in this Source Space had once suffered a tremendous disaster! This was likely the main cause of the spatial collapse.
"It looks like the ruins of some ancient site. Creating such a vast space couldn't have been easy. And judging from its soil, vegetation, and even its animals, it's completely different from the lands beyond the domain," Xue Qingcheng said.
"Mm. This space was probably attacked, and it happened many years ago. There are still quite a few fragments of damaged treasures floating in the sky. They've remained there intact all these years, and the remnants of their runes are vastly different from those in the Central Plain today. They're actually more like the shattered treasures in the Chenglie Prefecture." I was puzzled.
"The war must have been fierce." Xue Qingcheng looked around. Before long, she flew toward a floating stretch of land in the sky. I could only follow her at full speed. When we reached the rear of that land, we found walls hidden beneath the shrubs, destroyed for who knew how many years and covered everywhere in moss.
"Looks like it was destroyed completely. It was probably