"So many cultivators..."
"The sheer number of cultivators is staggering, like stars in the heavens. How do they all survive?"
"The Great Dao is complete, and so are the Heaven and Earth rules."
"Everyone, I'll go gather information about the lower realm first. We should at least find out where we are."
"The cultivators of the Three Thousand Universes don't seem friendly. Everyone, proceed carefully, and don't offend the taboos of other races."
Having just descended to the lower realm, they still carried the etiquette of the Eternal Ancient Immortal Realm with them and put caution above all else. After all, they were strangers in an unfamiliar land. Meeting an old monster here would not end as pleasantly as meeting a senior back in the Eternal Ancient Immortal Realm.
Several decades later.
Hundreds of Eternal Cultivators traveled across the stars toward an exceptionally ancient Immortal Capital, in a place apparently called the Everlasting Sand Dao Domain.
Bang!
Rumble...
When an Immortal Stone Mine stretched out before a Star Domain Immortal Official, he was dumbstruck. So were the cultivators around him, their eyes nearly popping out of their heads.
"Fellow Dao... seniors, wh-what are you doing?!"
Inside a magnificent Heavenly Palace, the immortal official trembled as he spoke in disbelief, never taking his eyes off the towering immortal mountain outside.
"Let's dispense with the chatter. We're buying this Star Domain," a woman said coldly. She casually took out a Star Diagram and pointed to a spot on it. "This one, the Frostfall Star Domain. We've already inquired about the price. This Immortal Ore Mine is more than enough."
"All right..."
The immortal official nodded emphatically, his expression almost comical. "Yes! Yes! Yes!"
A bead of cold sweat slid down his forehead. What grade of Immortal Stone Mine was this? It