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I spent several days drawing maps and learning the local dialect. Along the way, I left her some things that might come in handy while crossing the Chaotic Sea. Only then did I watch her climb up the cliff.
This place was essentially a natural chasm between two shattered worlds. I could more or less guess why storms formed here: turbulent currents were generated whenever the space between worlds became unstable.
Those currents were extremely dangerous. For the Three-Eyed Tribe, whose divine power was restricted, being shredded to pieces would be nothing unusual.
If I were her, I definitely wouldn't go back.
But fortune was found amid danger, and she was also afraid of being captured and brought back to be cut open and used in experiments.
After bidding Pearine farewell, I soon followed the map she had drawn and headed for a place called the Great Wilderness Borderlands.
According to Pearine, she had personally watched this small city, Desolate City, being built. In just over a decade, it had already grown to a modest size.
Compared with the white jade architecture of the Divine Kingdom Alliance, the buildings here were much more rugged. They were made of white stone as well, but their construction resembled burial mounds, making them look rather lacking in festivity.
Still, I wasn't surprised by this architectural style. After all, it blocked the wind and gathered qi. For body refinement, buildings of this style were practically ideal: they gathered qi without letting it disperse, which increased the speed of cultivation.
The small city had several basic facilities, including the Travelers' Lodge, which provided lodging specifically for outsiders, and the Divine Artifact Hall, which sold the bones and blood of divine beasts, among other materials.
Of course, the Divine Kingdom