Su Jiu pondered this. Although the people of the Bright Moon School knew that anyone who crossed this wall would disappear, they did not know why. Otherwise, given the enmity between the two sects, they would likely have dragged the matter into the light long ago.
Still, it was an indisputable fact that cultivators had disappeared on the Water Moon School's territory.
No one knew where those cultivators had ultimately gone, but the unknown was often the most frightening thing of all.
The city's longtime residents all knew that the area around the wall was unsafe, so they rarely went near it. Over time, almost no one wanted to keep living in North City unless their family still hoped to gain something from the Water Moon School.
After all, if their children became disciples of the Water Moon School, the pills, artifacts, formations, and talismans those children bought would be considerably cheaper.
That something was wrong with the Water Moon School was an open secret. No one had ever brought it out into the open, however, ultimately because they could find no evidence.
The Bright Moon School had taken advantage of precisely this weakness, sending numerous disciples to patrol the city under the banner of protecting South City's cultivators.
With that contrast before them, even if no one dared say anything openly, their sympathies still leaned a little more toward the Bright Moon School.
In the end, the Bright Moon School had made this move for its own sect's sake.
Su Jiu smiled. Although there was some self-serving calculation behind it, the approach itself was sound. She thought the Bright Moon School's sect master was rather capable.
South City had few roadside stalls, but an abundance of shops.
Su Jiu could understand this difference between South and North City. After