Perfect World: Eight Extraordinary Techniques, One Unconventional Support
Chapter 163

Mysterious ruins · Nine Nether Mastiff

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"Second Brother, has your mouth been blessed?! We actually ran into immortal ruins?! How many years has this route been in use, and something strange can still open up along it?! Speaking of... when was this route established?"

Pan Ling, who had just been forcibly ushered into the cabin by the old man, immediately lost her composure.

Most routes through the universe had been traveled for years, and quite a few had operated for several epochs. Everything along them worth uncovering had long since been dug up. Where would some inexplicable ruins come from?

After so many epochs, even True Immortals would have grown bored out of their minds and wandered these mountains and rivers. Even if they were merely experiencing life, they would have traveled most of the universe's routes. Not to mention the visiting True Immortals roaming around.

Every True Immortal could live for dozens of epochs. Unless they died in battle, they might well have toured most regions of the Immortal Domain in their spare time. Especially these routes!

Routes were normally established because they passed through special regions. Many way stations were actually ancient secret realms that, once fully explored, became settlements, simple trial grounds, or treasure troves that could be harvested again and again like chives, yielding Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures.

But in short, the older a route was, the less likely anything bizarre was to happen.

This route ought to have been pretty old... right?

"Sis... this route was opened within the last few million years. Even the nearby planets only recently took shape in the universe. They were formed from a stretch of the Primordial Mountain Range blasted off the Origin Continent during an Immortal War several million years ago," the Pan King's second son said.

"So those Life Stars formed when

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