Next, we traveled along the mountain roads.
This road led to a mining area. We did not know what was mined there, but the road had indeed been abandoned for decades.
There were many mudslides and collapses along the way.
In the end, we left the mountain road and began taking untamed paths.
As a result, our speed began to drop.
The scenery here was beautiful, but the roads were extremely rugged. Some places even had ice.
We started walking at three in the afternoon and continued along the mountain paths until night fell at seven. It took us a full four hours to barely reach the edge of Sun Valley Grand Canyon.
By then, the sky had darkened.
Not far ahead was Sun Valley Grand Canyon. Mountain peaks stretched endlessly, with the great canyon nestled among them.
"It's already dark. We've been traveling all day, so let's rest here tonight. Once it's light tomorrow, we'll enter the canyon."
Everyone agreed.
We had not come here for speed, but for stability.
The search had to be thorough. Finding Yellow Springs Valley was our most important objective.
Yellow Springs Valley had existed for a thousand years and become a family of evil cultivators.
One could imagine how well-hidden Yellow Springs Valley was. We had to search every inch carefully.
So, we set up several tents behind a huge nearby boulder and planned to spend the night there.
It was truly cold here at night.
There was even ice in the river valley ahead, yet countless small flowers of every color bloomed along the banks.
It was exactly like the wondrous sight described in the rumors: an icy river in June, flowers blooming upon the ice.
Besides that, there were many spruce trees, Qilian junipers, and other trees around us. We could