Wu Ji Divine Palace.
A vast Tianhe wound through the boundless void, surging energy flowing endlessly within it and radiating hazy, resplendent light.
Farther out in the void, specks of starlight flickered. Fine, winding ribbons of light coiled around those "stars," weaving a magnificent and dazzling painting of the void.
That light came from scattered Tianhe and celestial lakes in the void. They had become indistinct due to the immense distance, leaving only faint glimmers visible.
Beneath this splendid expanse of void, between the winding Tianhe, stood a colossal and majestic palace.
Wu Ji Divine Palace.
It floated silently in the void, with a dazzling starry sky overhead and broad, weighty earth below, carrying an atmosphere of solemn majesty.
As the core region of Wu Ji Divine Palace, the Divine Palace covered an enormous area and possessed an exceedingly complex layout.
Besides the main body of the Divine Palace, which was filled with palaces, countless floating mountains rose in its rear court. Beside one mountain with particularly abundant spiritual energy lay one of Wu Ji Divine Palace's most important guest residences—the Deercry Garden.
At this moment.
A Flying Carriage drawn by two seventeenth-rank luan phoenixes was weaving through mountains, spiritual mist, and Tianhe.
Their feathers were sleek and magnificent, shimmering with rippling splendor like multicolored clouds at sunset. Their long tail plumes swept across the sky, leaving two brilliant trails of light like blazing flames behind them.
They possessed incomparably noble appearances and temperaments. Even a casual clear cry from them seemed able to pierce through heaven and earth, stirring one's spirit and setting one's blood surging.
This top-tier, extravagantly luxurious Flying Carriage was Wu Ji Divine Palace's last remaining showpiece, specially reserved for receiving core figures from certain peak factions.
In the past, Dao Master Chenge had truly poured