"Though most of it is junk, there are always a few things that still work, or things you can take apart and trade for Spirit Stones."
Yu Pei continued, "I heard that at first, some bold mortals and cultivators with low cultivation went there to try their luck, hoping to dig up a few treasures."
"Later, more and more people went there. Some simply stayed, finding places to hide and building shelters in that ring."
"Gradually, people from Great Tang, Wusun, Western Xia, along with homeless wanderers and fugitives, all gathered there."
"Where there are people, there's a way to make a living. As the population grew, so did demand."
"Many more years passed, and now that ring piled up from the immortals' rubbish is practically a small city."
Even from Yu Pei's account alone, one could sense what sort of place it was.
Dilapidated, chaotic, and filled with every kind of person.
Fish and dragons mingled there, but it had indeed become a place where people could live and trade.
"Now everyone calls it the Abandoned City. It's a peculiar place on the borders of Great Tang, Western Xia, and Wusun that none of the three governs."
"No matter which direction you come from, you almost always have to pass through the Abandoned City to enter Luohou Abyss."
"That's all I've heard."
Yu Pei pondered for a moment, then added, "Oh, right. I heard some immortal masters came out of Luohou Abyss but never left the area. They stayed in the Abandoned City too."
A city built in a rubbish heap?
The world was vast indeed, with no shortage of wonders.
Song Yan was heading for Luo Abyss, so naturally, he had no need to leave Great Tang. With an experienced guide like Yu Pei as well, he spent