Meeting on Thunder Island

"King Mengshou." A voice called out, causing Guen, who was flying from the edge toward the central mountain range of Thunder Island, to stop.

Thunder Island is the domain for those at the core level who are at least Immortal Gods.

Once one becomes an Immortal, they can build a palace here. After becoming an Immortal, apart from recalling Saladin, Guen had made no other arrangements. He was the type who had residency on Thunder Island but no house. If he didn't want to fly in from the edge every time he appeared, he would need to build a palace; once he had his own residence, he could appear directly at the foot of the mountain.

Immortal Gods can only build their palaces at the foot of the mountain.

The mountainside is reserved for Universe Venerables to build their residences.

Guen is a direct disciple of the Primal Ancestor and enjoys treatment comparable to a Universe Venerable within the Virtual Universe Company, but it is only comparable. In some places, this privilege is ineffective.

Do not underestimate the right of residence; in reality, Universe Venerables care a great deal about this.

Only when Universe Venerables begin to contribute to the race can they accept and acknowledge such obvious class-based privileges. Strict systems are what give these human powerhouses a sense of cohesion; it is not the faction of a single super-powerhouse, but a community belonging to the entire human race.

Guen is proud and high-minded; he would rather not build a palace at all.

If he is to build one, he will build it on the mountainside in one go.

The one who called out to Guen was Jiu Luo Wang. With armor still engraved with a roaring exotic beast on his left shoulder and a gray-green battle robe, Jiu