The Great Snow Mountain, the Heavenly Dao Palace.
Although this palace, comparable in scale to a town, had been built and formed for several years, in truth, within the entire Land of Night, only a very few people knew its true appearance.
Many unqualified individuals were limited to knowing the palace name "Heavenly Dao Palace", while knowing nothing else at all.
Just like the Great Snow Mountain that lifted and supported the existence of the Heavenly Dao Palace, it likewise had a formal name, except that it did not appear on maps and was only passed on by word of mouth among a small number of people, possessing quite a mysterious, ghost-story-like style.
And the formal name of the Great Snow Mountain was Akanishta.
In the thoughts and culture circulated among certain religions of the Ninja World, it was likened to "the place at the highest summit".
Therefore, the Akanishta Heavenly Dao Palace was its true appellation.
At this moment, the highest-altitude detached palace of the Heavenly Dao Palace was a place named Hisoten.
A large number of puppet samurai were unceasingly dismantling mountains of piled containers, and leisurely transporting the various rare treasures inside to a building connected to Hisoten by a wide, long corridor.
That was an integrated, massive palace shaped like a pagoda, glowing with a sapphire-blue hue throughout, faintly exuding an extreme gorgeousness and a sense of golden magnificence.
This pagoda palace was divided into a total of seven tiers from top to bottom, with a total height exceeding one hundred and fifty meters.
Its formal name was the Seven-Star House, a storage detached palace specifically used for hoarding various rare treasures.
Antiques, calligraphy, and paintings, research manuscripts from ancient scientific personnel, personal belongings used by ancient celebrities, meteorites from beyond the heavens, living forbidden jutsus