Aside from Serene Void Mine, Tang Luo and the others had also learned the locations of the other mines and mineral mountains.
Si Zhong knew nothing about the legendary "Nine Netherworlds," where demons were said to be hiding. He stated outright that it was merely a legend.
There was no way to determine whether such a place as the Nine Netherworlds truly existed.
Tang Luo's questions about the Nine Netherworlds made Si Zhong realize that demons and qi refiners had not joined forces in an attempt to recreate the ancient war.
It was merely a few pitiful "people" huddling together for warmth.
Killing divine envoys was meant to earn them the right to enter the Nine Netherworlds?
Si Zhong did not know himself, nor could he offer any further help. All he could do was tell Tang Luo and the others everything he knew.
He hoped that his family and his saviors could all live a little longer.
Si Zhong did not bear much resentment toward Tang Luo and the others. These people had indeed caused the incident and started it, but the choice had been Si Zhong's own.
He was not an ungrateful man.
At the same time, Si Zhong mentioned that while the gods did not hunt qi refiners to extinction as they did demons, their attitude toward them was still one of loathing.
If they encountered one, they would not show mercy.
As a result, there were very few qi refiners, and even fewer who appeared before the public.
If they could not find the Nine Netherworlds or any qi refiners, they could leave Kaiyang and the feudal states, heading into the wild, harsh lands inhabited by uncivilized people.
The gods had little interest in such places.
There were also rumors that demons who had not gone