Demon-Subduing Tower (Hall).
It was not far from the stone stele—no, it should not be called "not far." The moment he crossed the stele, it was as though he had entered another space. The four utterly incomprehensible characters above his head glowed, as if offering guidance, drawing him over.
By the time he came back to himself, he had already arrived.
The golden tower became ever more wondrous the closer he drew.
The Dao essence here was exceptionally active, filled with an extremely high concentration of extraordinary particles—thirty percent denser than even the Mythical Realm.
If it had to be described, in the Mortal Realm, extraordinary particles numbered only a few thousand within a hundred meters, like silt in the sea. Scoop up a handful of water, and you might find three to five grains of sand.
Upon reaching the Earth Immortal Realm, they were like mist, already visible to the naked eye.
By the time one reached the Mythical Realm, in most places they had essentially taken on the form of water. Your entire body was submerged within them.
Yet here, they were thirty percent thicker than water—so dense that if you tossed in an ordinary chicken, it could become a spirit after a single night.
Moreover, the extraordinary particles here had been sorted out. Their nature was gentle and they were exceptionally easy to absorb. Unlike in most places in the Mythical Realm, where there might be plenty of extraordinary particles, but they were savage as poison. Once absorbed, it was as though indestructible stones had entered one's flesh; if one's realm was insufficient, encountering them was not a blessing but a calamity.
Li Su did not pay much attention to the extraordinary particles here. The main reason was that a tributary hung above his brow, linked to