I'll Kill, but I Won't Bury!
Across the land of Southern Continent flowed a ceaseless river. Legend had it that it had existed there for fifty thousand years.
This river ran through more than half the territory of Southern Continent.
Countless vicious birds and ferocious beasts lurked within the river, with wildly varying cultivation levels. Rumor had it that beneath the river stood a Dragon Palace, where a flood dragon—an unparalleled ancient demon—resided.
On Southern Continent, this river was known as the Man Wu River.
The terrain of Southern Continent was difficult to traverse. Even martial artists who flew through the skies could easily lose their way, so many martial artists crossing the continent chose to travel along the Man Wu River.
But the Man Wu River was also exceedingly dangerous.
A saying had circulated along the Man Wu River for years: The living traveled across the river's surface, while the dead walked along its bottom. Better to enter the Burial River than the Man Wu River.
The meaning was simple. Many demonic beasts lived beneath the Man Wu River, including ancient demons of the Apex Realm. If a martial artist accidentally fell into the Man Wu River and sank beneath the water, not one of them would ever surface again. They would all be devoured by the demonic beasts within the Man Wu River!
Of course, many demonic beasts also liked to leap from the water and attack passing passenger ships, but such incidents were rare.
Huang Feng Tribe, Maple Leaf Wharf.
Lin Bai and Ye Suxin walked side by side, with Lin Ye following close behind.
The three of them arrived at Maple Leaf Wharf together.
Hundreds of passenger ships stood docked at the wharf, poised to depart. Many martial artists had already begun boarding.
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