Immovable Divine King Mountain
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Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Immovable Divine King Mountain (不动神王山) 69 |
| Alias(es) | Divine King Sect 77 |
| Affiliation | Subordinate force of Heavenly Valley in the Immortal Realm 166 179 |
| Occupation/Role | Cultivation sect; trains disciples and supports their cultivation 75 167 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 63, through its elder Lu Kai; the mountain itself is shown in Chapter 69 63 69 |
Background and standing
The sect was founded by the Immovable Divine King, who left a legacy on Divine King Peak before ascending. Obtaining that inheritance requires passing trials 75. Immovable Divine King Mountain is regarded as one of the strongest forces in the Heavenly Profound World; its full strength is not widely known 116 141.
Its long-standing power is supported by Heavenly Valley, a major force in the Immortal Realm. Qi Shanhe says Heavenly Valley's assistance allowed him and other sect elders to reach the Immortal realm while still in the mortal world 166 173.
Location and grounds
- Mountain complex — A colossal central peak rises above surrounding mountains, some of which exceed ten thousand meters in height. A hundred-meter stone monument bears the sect's name 69.
- Divine King Peak — The towering peak associated with the founder's legacy and its inheritance trials; the sect master's hall is also located there 75 101.
- Mountainside platform — A busy area where cultivators and demonic beasts gather to trade, communicate, and spar 75.
- Demonic-beast habitats — Beasts live within the mountains. Disciples are permitted to hunt and fight them for combat experience 75 78.
Organization and resources
Five main mountains
| Mountain | Documented chief disciple |
|---|---|
| Divine Pillar Mountain | Wang Hu 77 |
| Heavenly King Mountain | Guo Zhong 77 |
| Hundred Peaks Mountain | Tang Lin 77 |
| Dragon King Mountain | Not identified in the provided account 77 |
| Black Stone Mountain | Not identified in the provided account 77 |
Divine Pillar Mountain is described as the foremost of the five and stands at the center of the sect's territory 77.
Cultivation support
- Myriad Blood Pool — A secret pool containing Ancient Divine Beast bloodlines. Its baptisms can improve cultivation and bloodlines, and may awaken special abilities; entry is reserved for major sect occasions or exceptional disciples 167.
- Exceptional disciples — The sect recognizes three Dao Children. Qin Hao is named as one of them shortly after joining 99.
- Immortal Realm support — The sect arranges for a Void Sky Centipede from the Immortal Realm to become Qin Hao's mount 172 189.
Notable members
- Long Tianze — Sect master; directs the sect's response after the Mountain Lord attacks Qin Hao 101.
- Long Wuji — Grand Elder based on Divine King Peak 109.
- Lu Kai — Elder who brings Qin Hao to the sect and later intervenes on his behalf against the Mountain Lord 63 75 96.
- Qian Yu — Elder who supports the demands for compensation after the Mountain Lord's attack 97.
- Qi Shanhe — Immortal elder who explains the sect's connection to Heavenly Valley and its Myriad Blood Pool 166 167 173.
- Qin Hao — Dao Child recruited through Yang Tian's introduction 75 99 141.
- Xiang Wudao and Lu Fang — Exceptional sect prodigies who qualify for Myriad Blood Pool baptisms 167.
Story role
Yang Tian recommends the sect to Qin Hao as a source of protection and cultivation resources, then introduces him to Lu Kai. Lu Kai escorts Qin Hao to Immovable Divine King Mountain 54 63 75.
When the Mountain Lord attacks Qin Hao, Lu Kai and Qian Yu intervene and secure compensation. Long Tianze subsequently orders Elder Yue to act discreetly in demon territory in response to the attack 96 97 101. The sect also provides assistance during the conflict with Ghost Immortal City 141.
As the Immortal Path approaches reopening, Elder Gu orders the sect's leadership to protect Qin Hao and direct cultivation resources toward him 169. Later, the sect's disciples and elders prepare to face an approaching, unidentified threat 222.