The living quarters of these aliens were indeed bizarre.
Wang Qi found it difficult to describe this architectural style. It was an enormous complex of buildings. Like some kind of Gothic cathedral, intricate curves piled atop one another to form walls. These aliens liked sharp angles even more than Earth's Goths did. Pointed arches, lancet vaults, and flying buttresses were commonplace here; even the walls carried a slight curvature.
But there was one problem... the doors seemed very low.
When that three-eyed alien entered the main gate, he unconsciously lowered his head. Inside, there was enough room for this alien Core Formation Cultivator to stand upright, but only barely. The ceiling was just a few feet above his head.
Wang Qi noticed that the corners and edges of this complex bore traces of demolition.
"This building should have been meant for a... smaller species to live in," Wang Qi judged.
This was not the building complex of these three-eyed aliens at all.
Wang Qi could even tell that this had originally been a sect complex, built against a mountain. He was familiar with the layout of such places.
A sect complex being "built against a mountain" essentially meant that it was built along a spiritual vein. Sects often used spiritual veins to lay down great formations for defending themselves.
He could sense that this sect complex also possessed the function of a formation. It was only that this function had been shut down for the time being.
To preserve this great formation, the builders of this place had gone to extraordinary lengths. Many operational cores akin to formation eyes, which had to remain in specific locations, had been dug out intact and fashioned into something like floating islands. The trees supported them, keeping them suspended here.
And these floating islands