A Shot in the Ravine

Watching "Play" vanish, Li Su finally let out a breath, growing even more cautious inside.

The Eastern Domain truly differed greatly from the Western Domain. Danger could arise anywhere at any time. There were many such phenomena here, capable of moving, each requiring different ways of handling them.

At the lowest level, one simply could not remain in their path when they appeared. One had to step aside and hide.

The highest-level ones could even reach the point where one could not look, could not listen, could not think.

Look, and you would sink into ruin. Listen, and trouble would strike. Think, and it would come.

In short, survival here was very different, and demanded the utmost caution.

Jumping down from the tree, Li Su continued onward, heading toward Flower-Fruit Mountain.

Eastern Victory Divine Continent was vast, and Flower-Fruit Mountain was merely one place within it, though a relatively famous one. As written in the books, this continent possessed three exceptional virtues: its lands were exceedingly broad, exceedingly vast, and exceedingly wondrous.

Compared to all of Eastern Victory Divine Continent, Flower-Fruit Mountain was no more than a single mountain peak.

It would not be easy for him to get there. There were two routes. One was by water: a million li-long river, like a sea, enormously wide, with true dragons dwelling within. The Eastern Dragon Palace and Southern Dragon Palace stood at either end of this river—one end leading to the Heavenly Court, the other to the Demon Court.

This river was strangely born. It came from the east, only to ultimately flow eastward again.

There was something deeply wrong with the space within it; the direction of its waters was unclear.

Whether one traveled toward the Heavenly Court or toward the Demon Court, once one entered the river, one