"Three Immortals Mountain? What kind of place is that?"
Ye Chen wondered whether he was hallucinating.
Or had interference from the Kamui Domain "distorted" the message Granny Qianyin transmitted?
Granny Qianyin soon replied:
"Three Immortals Mountain! It's three immortal islands overseas, and the promised land of Summoning Contracts."
"Put it this way! Three Immortals Mountain is the ancestral home of all summoning beasts."
"The ancestors of most summoning beast clans alive today migrated from Three Immortals Mountain."
"I left in such a hurry this time to go to Three Immortals Mountain and bring back a magical treasure to protect Hidden Jun Village from summoning beast attacks."
Ye Chen's head instantly filled with question marks.
"Immortal islands overseas? Promised land? Ancestral home? Magical treasure?..."
This string of terms was not difficult to understand.
But strung together, they left Ye Chen utterly bewildered.
What did any of this have to do with anything?
What immortal islands overseas, what promised land of contracts?
And what ancestral home of summoning beasts?
None of these things existed in the original Naruto, okay?
Ye Chen began to doubt whether this world was actually modeled after the Naruto world.
Besides, why did the term "magical treasure" sound so much like something from China's immortal cultivation culture?
Although Ye Chen had plenty of questions, Granny Qianyin's words also opened up some avenues of thought.
Chinese culture also had legends of immortal islands overseas.
Could the immortal islands overseas Granny Qianyin mentioned overlap with those in Chinese legends?
Information like this would have been pretty far-fetched in the original Naruto.
But this world was not the Naruto world; it merely replicated Naruto's setting.
Then there were techniques such as the "Five Elements Talisman" and "Eight Extremes Collapse," which should never have appeared in this world.
These things that originally