“Into the mountains?” Mo Hua guessed.
Gui Tao’s expression paused.
Mo Hua then asked, “What are we doing in the mountains?”
Gui Tao’s pupils darkened, and his expression grew even darker.
Mo Hua understood.
Uncle wanted him to be silent.
Mo Hua nodded obediently and quietly followed behind him without saying anything more.
Indeed, Gui Tao led him into the mountains, to a cliff.
This cliff was outside of Li Mountain City.
The surrounding rocks were rugged, and the vegetation was withered.
Mo Hua reviewed the Map and discovered that according to the markings on it, this place was called “Dry Wood Cliff.”
Although the surroundings were lush with green mountains and grass, this particular spot was barren of vegetation.
Mo Hua released his Divine Sense to investigate the surroundings and found that the energy here was isolated, as though it hid a sinister force, which was why the rocks were bare and devoid of life.
“Why has Uncle brought me here?”
Mo Hua turned to look at Gui Tao.
Gui Tao paid him no mind but walked straight to the edge of the cliff.
Mo Hua was startled, “Does Uncle intend to jump off the cliff?”
He then saw Gui Tao step forward, the world turned upside down, and the mountains and rivers flipped.
What was originally the ground beneath his feet suddenly twisted and floated in the sky, forming a massive Stone Palace with stern buildings and looming demon shadows.
Mo Hua was shocked, “Is this an Illusion Array?”
And it was almost indistinguishable from reality, surely a Second Grade, or perhaps a Third Grade Formation.
Was this Illusion Array concealing a Demon Palace?
Was this a lair for Demon Cultivators?
Moreover, it seemed that the Demon Palace had been there for quite some time; it appeared that someone had established this Demon’s Cave on Dry Wood Cliff outside the Five Elements Sect long ago.
Gui Tao glanced at Mo Hua.
Mo Hua realized that Uncle meant “Follow me…”
Mo Hua nodded obediently and followed Gui Tao up the stone steps and into the Demon Palace.