Within the Pangu Secret Realm, five colossal mountains towered into the sky in five directions. No one knew their names, so everyone called them Heavenly Mountains, distinguishing them by direction.
From the information each party possessed, it was not hard to deduce that the five Heavenly Mountains represented the five great Pangu True Inheritances. They were the heart of the Pangu Secret Realm, and naturally held treasures of the highest grade.
Thus, anyone with considerable strength and ambition headed straight for the five Heavenly Mountains. Those intent on laying their hands on the five great true inheritances were primarily national-level powers, returning immortals and gods, and experts at the late Loose Immortal Realm or above. The weaker ones could not even climb the Heavenly Mountains, let alone obtain an inheritance.
What puzzled everyone was that the Pangu World had no shortage of pinnacle experts comparable to the Descended Immortal Gods. Naturally, quite a few of them had entered the Heavenly Mountains early, reached their summits, and learned about the mountains in advance. Yet they simply could not find the inheritances. Clearly, the Pangu True Inheritances could not be obtained through sheer strength or luck alone. They required the corresponding providence and destiny, along with other unknown conditions.
Northern Heaven Mountain pointed its peak toward the firmament, its overall shape resembling an emperor seated upon a throne. Its slopes were majestic and graceful, ancient trees reached for the heavens, and countless birds and beasts filled the mountain. More importantly, an emperor's imposing presence was exceptionally distinct and dense, pressing down upon heaven and earth and looking down proudly upon all living beings.
Judging by its aura, Northern Heaven Mountain housed the inheritance of the Ten Thousand Emperors World-Suppressing Canon, one of the five great Pangu True Inheritances. It was also