At the summit of Central Mountain in Spirit City.
Two palace-like structures, one large and one small, stood here. Neither was particularly vast; even the larger one was only about a third the size of the Pope Palace halfway up the mountain.
Even the larger structure was far less eye-catching than the Pope Palace and appeared to possess little imposing grandeur.
Yet whenever people saw it, the feeling it evoked within them was deeper and more profound, more astonishing.
This considerably smaller building was the highest-ranking existence within Spirit Hall—the Douluo Hall.
Every Spirit Master who entered Spirit City would feel something special, an inexplicable sense of reverence rising in their hearts, all because of this Douluo Hall.
The Douluo Hall held an extremely lofty status within Spirit Hall and the Spirit Master world. It was the supreme sanctuary in the hearts of all Spirit Masters across the continent, an existence of symbolic significance.
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, everything had a beginning and an end.
For a Title Douluo, being buried here after death was undoubtedly the highest honor.
Compared to the renowned Douluo Hall, the smaller palace beside it was far less famous and much more understated in architectural style.
But—
To Spirit Hall, its importance was no less than that of the Douluo Hall. It even far surpassed it.
Because its name was the Worship Hall.
The Douluo Hall existed merely as a symbol, but the Worship Hall was different.
Not only did it house all of Spirit Hall's Title Douluo above level 96 in seclusion, it also enshrined the statue of the God of Angels, as well as the divine artifact