Shrouding the Heavens: The Immeasurable Dao
Chapter 337

Meeting the Demon King Again

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Although Hundred-Shattering Mountain was called a mountain, it was actually a sealed ancient minor world. Its so-called mountain form was largely just an outward appearance.

This mountain lay in the Desolate Domain of the Eight Lower Realms. Every so often, it would manifest in the world, a profoundly wondrous phenomenon.

Countless supreme treasures lay within it. The Ageless Spring, which legend said could save lives, Heavenly One True Water, a sacred treasure for artifact refinement, holy medicines exceedingly rare in the Eight Lower Realms, heavenly bones, and divine artifacts could all be found in the mountain.

For this reason, Hundred-Shattering Mountain enjoyed considerable fame throughout the eight realms. Every time it opened, many ancient inheritances from the Desolate Domain and even beyond would stir at the news, and many Heaven's Prides would emerge to seek opportunities within.

Of course, Hundred-Shattering Mountain had already opened once in recent years. Under normal circumstances, it would not appear again.

But there were always exceptions.

Space rippled, and the next moment, a figure stepped out of nothingness. Three strange objects floated behind him, seemingly three incomplete organs, radiating a holy glow that made them look both sacred and uncanny.

They were none other than He Mu and the Three Kings of the Western Mausoleum Realm!

At this moment, they disregarded the rules Hundred-Shattering Mountain had maintained through the ages, crossing the world barrier directly and entering its space.

The so-called rules and order were utterly powerless to stop four beings who were, at the very least, at the Immortal King level. Before them, the barriers that were impregnable to the Eight Lower Realms were scarcely stronger than paper, equally incapable of withstanding a single blow.

Within Hundred-Shattering Mountain, the Crystal Skull sensed the Great Dao environment, which resembled that of the Primordial Period,

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