So she did not deliberately search for it.
Hinata walked alone through the village, and the mist seemed to be growing thicker.
As she walked, Hinata surveyed everything around her with great interest.
She discovered that this village was actually quite down-to-earth.
Everything seemed so primitive; it simply could not compare to a village like Konoha.
Of course, none of that was important.
What Hinata needed to find now was an altar.
After all, that was where the entrance to Anker Bandian, the flying Sky City, was located.
Although she had found many strange stone carvings around her, presumably sculptures from Anker Bandian's Sky City.
Hinata was still searching for the true entrance.
Come to think of it, these villagers were simply too amusing.
They actually worshipped all these things, and had even set up an altar right at the true entrance.
What the hell was that supposed to be?
Speaking of which, the original purpose of building this Sky City seemed to have been to better rule the skies.
At the height of the Sky Ninja Village's glory, they had indeed accomplished that goal.
But the Chakra required by the Sky City was simply too immense, so the thing had been temporarily left here.
Later, in order to ensure it could function properly, the Zero-Tails derivative project came into being.
Hinata considered it. If that was the case, then didn't it mean the Sky Ninja Village might very well have been built here?
If so, then some questions could be explained.
For instance, why the Sky Ninja had attacked Konoha first.
First, Konoha was truly the closest place to this location. Second, the attack also served as cover for their actions here.
That made sense. For the Great Ninja Village that could dominate the ninja world.
If those commanders