However, as Ying Yue continued his exploration, he discovered several phenomena that surprised him.
In these desolate regions, the natural energy in certain places was slowly recovering, and scattered plants had begun to grow in silence.
Ying Yue sensed a long-lost vitality. These places seemed like hidden treasures. Driven by curiosity, he continued to venture deeper into these "lands of revival."
After traveling for a long time, Ying Yue finally discovered an unexpected place—Mount Myōboku.
It turned out that Mount Myōboku did not exist in a separate dimension between the Five Great Nations, but was hidden deep within some desolate region of the Ninja World.
The surrounding environment was barren, with scarcely any signs of life. Yet Mount Myōboku alone shone here like a dazzling pearl.
Ying Yue discovered that the natural energy here was exceptionally dense, far surpassing that of any place within the Five Great Nations.
Ying Yue could not help but marvel. The ancient legends of the Ninja World had indeed been true—Mount Myōboku, one of the Three Great Sacred Lands, was actually here.
However, despite Mount Myōboku's abundant natural energy, Ying Yue had no intention of paying it a visit.
After all, Ying Yue knew that he was not seeking training, but the power that could bring new life to the Ninja World.
Ying Yue could sense that the surrounding land and environment were still far from ideal. Though this place possessed powerful natural energy, restoring the ecology of the entire Ninja World would only begin here.
As he continued his exploration, Ying Yue gradually discovered even more mysterious places.
Ryūchi Cave and Shikkotsu Forest—these two places had been celebrated as sacred lands throughout the Ninja World's history. Legend said that their sources of natural energy were extraordinary, capable of granting creatures within them unique nourishment