Beggar Grandmaster, Crawl Away

Spirit City was a city built against the mountains.

At the very center of the city stood a towering mountain known as Central Mountain. Two exceptionally eye-catching buildings stood upon it.

One stood halfway up the mountain, while the other stood at its summit.

Of the two, the one halfway up the mountain was the most magnificent. Even from outside Spirit City, it could be seen clearly.

The building had an entirely columned dome structure, its exterior covered in golden material that gleamed brilliantly beneath the sunlight.

That was the Pope Palace, the residence of the Pope, Spirit Hall's supreme ruler. It was also where the Pope handled government affairs and issued decrees.

The building at the top of the hill was much smaller than the Pope Palace, roughly one-third its size.

Its structure was somewhat similar, also palace-like, but its exterior was jade-white. It was far less conspicuous than the Pope Palace and did not appear particularly imposing.

Yet whenever people saw that building, they felt something far more profound and shocking.

That much smaller-looking building was Spirit Hall's highest sanctuary—the Douluo Hall.

Ever since entering Spirit City, every Spirit Master felt something special in their hearts, an inexplicable sense of reverence. It was because of the Douluo Hall.

The Douluo Hall held an extremely lofty status within Spirit Hall and the Spirit Master world. It was the highest sacred hall in the hearts of all Spirit Masters across the continent, a symbolic existence in its own right.

It was where Title Douluo received their titles, and also the graveyard of Title Douluo, where nearly every deceased Title Douluo on the continent was buried.

As the saying went, all things had a beginning and an end.

For a Title Douluo, being buried here after death was an absolutely supreme