At the heart of Water Immortal Peak, silvery-white pure water flowed down from on high like a waterfall pouring from the heavens. At first glance, it looked like the Milky Way hanging upside down.
The drop was nearly three thousand zhang, yet not a single splash rose.
Part of it transformed into a curtain.
Part of it gathered into pooled water.
The pooled water formed a lake without visible ripples, like an enormous glazed mirror.
Light and shadow interwove across the lake, seemingly reflecting different scenes. It looked profoundly mysterious.
The nine surrounding water veins represented different types of water—or rather, different attributes.
Such as living water, frigid water, boiling water, weak water, heavy water, bone-eroding water, dream-illusion water, lucid water, and reverse-flowing water. At their convergence floated an island.
Two buildings stood on the island, one in front and one behind.
At its center stood a palace built from ten-thousand-year mystic ice mixed with water. Its roof was a droplet-shaped dome, while flowing ripples on its walls wandered like living creatures. Its doors were two enormous curtains of water.
It was called "Canglan Hall."
On the other side, behind the waterfall curtain, stood a floating pavilion that drifted slowly through the mist. Gauze curtains hung around it, occasionally chiming with tinkling sounds.
It was called "Silver River Pavilion."
In the middle, rather than any building, there was a circular platform.
There were no walls, only twelve water pillars surrounding it, with a Mirrorheart Stone embedded in the center.
No one knew what those water pillars were doing. Sometimes they rose, sometimes they descended.
All kinds of patterns had been carved around them, densely packed and strange in every shape, seemingly depicting the flow directions of countless rivers and lakes in the outside world.
Hu Bugui asked in surprise, "Master,