Myriad Mountain Great Wilderness, First Mountain Tower.
It had originally been designated Mountain Pillar No. 99. After confirming that an artificial structure was hidden within it, the Pioneer Team casually began calling it Building No. 99. But as the explored area expanded, more buildings concealed within the mountains were discovered one after another. Naming them after the mountain pillar numbers was clearly too arbitrary, so Liu Shuyue officially named it First Mountain Tower.
The numbering had now reached No. 10.
And First Mountain Tower was the most thoroughly explored of them all.
It looked completely different from how it had several months ago. Large sections of rock wall clinging to its upper levels had been stripped away and chiseled down, revealing sheets of metal walls and windows. Under the sunlight, they reflected a dusky golden gleam. From afar, it looked like yellow crystal emerging from the tip of a stone stalagmite.
Several major entrances had also been opened up on its lower levels. The largest was ten meters wide and five meters tall, enough to allow an excavator to enter.
Clearly, the people who had built it had possessed technology far beyond that of the Six Nations today.
In Xue Xiaojin's words, blacksmiths had to bust their backs just to forge an iron pot. Asking them to make a ten-meter-tall iron door would probably take them a lifetime.
Liu Shuyue stood atop First Mountain Tower at that moment, looking down at the bustling scene below.
The mountains had changed, and Mala Village had changed as well. Since receiving the large pile of cultivation manuals and research notes Ji Yun had given her, her understanding of immortal arts and arcane techniques had advanced by leaps and bounds. Some local arcane techniques that had once seemed mediocre had been improved by her