An invitation made of spirit stones, a sealing spell that surpassed the peak of the Great Perfection realm.
For a time, the matter of the Tree Shade City Founding Ceremony became the focus of people's discussion.
"In the Tree Shade, a 10-fold power spell scroll is a sky-high price, and this invitation, oh my god, I made a fortune!"
"I heard that everyone can participate in the City Founding Ceremony, but only those with an invitation can enter the inner city … I heard that they can also enter the Tree Shade Castle and participate in the real celebration banquet."
The invitation also had specifications. Some could only be used by themselves, while others could bring three to five people into the venue.
The moment the news spread, many people in the major black markets were buying the Tree Shade Invitation at a high price. Some people even took out a large amount of high-purity spirit stones.
However.
No one sold it.
The combination spell sealed in the invitation was priceless. Even in the Tree Shade Trading House, they couldn't buy this level of spell. Not to mention other places, not many shelters had mastered the magic scroll production technology.
As a ticket to enter the castle, the invitation itself was so precious. What about the banquet itself?
With the wealth of the Tree Shade, they must have prepared countless treasures. Selling the invitation was not only shameful, but missing the treasures at the banquet and the opportunity to make friends with the Tree Shade's higher-ups. That was the real pain!
Of course.
When the celebration was over, if the price was right, it was not impossible to sell the sealed invitation.
… …
On a vast island in the Atlantic Ocean.
A towering mountain peak, like a golden sword, pierced the sky.
The pavilions on the mountain peak were vague, but they couldn't be seen clearly.
This was the "Divine Mountain of Seer."
The Ancientspirit Royal Family owned a small world, and they directly moved the built capital city to the outside world.
And Warrendor, with the advanced rune technology and mechanical technology inherited from the previous three eras, built a mechanical city that could fly in the sky and burrow into the ground.
This news all came from Aldington. When talking about the mechanical city, the Chief Mage couldn't wait to tear the city apart to study it.
And the Divine Mountain of Seer was rumored to be a treasure that could travel between reality and the demiplane.
"It's hard to say whether we can travel or not, but this mountain is indeed hidden in the demiplane. Unless we get permission, we can't fly to the mountain."
Sky stood at the bow of the airship, looking into the distance.
The invitations that were sent to the top forces were all personally attended by Transcendents.
Kong was in charge of the Saier royal family.
And at this time,
At the peak of the Divine Mountain, in the main hall.
The Transcendent in charge had received a report from the servants that someone from Tree Shade had come to visit.
"The Tree Shade that killed the leader of the alien race?"
"Yes."
Cel Transcendent stroked his chin.
When the Holy City space collapsed, he fell to the far end. He did not participate in the battle in Australia, nor did he see the lightning punishment used by the Tree Shade to kill the alien leader.
From the mouths of his brothers and elders, he had heard most of it.
The Thunder Punishment Array was probably an opportunity that the Tree Shade got from somewhere. It was very strong, but after all, it was an external object. The Tree Shade's own strength was just that.
He didn't even dare to participate in the fight for the sacred body. How strong could he be?
Extraordinary Sail knew that the "Ten Great Holy Lands" had recently been created, but he snorted disdainfully. Apart from Gulin and Warrendor, there was no one else worthy of the Sail royal family's attention. Oh, Alliance of Mages could be counted as half, but as for the others …
Norland, Winter Fort, Tree Shade?
They were lucky enough to give birth to a few Transcendents, or get some opportunities from the ruins. In terms of strength, in terms of foundation, they were far from being comparable to them.
Especially the Tree Shade, it was said that it had only been established for a few months. A young force, what kind of foundation could it have?
Norland, Winter Fort, and the Heroes' Club had a terrible weapon called a nuclear bomb. Its power was said to be stronger than a Transcendent's self-destruction. Unfortunately, it was too slow and couldn't hit people.
"But compared to the others in the Fifth Era, the Tree Shade's development speed is considered very good." He gave an objective evaluation, and then walked out of the hall with his people. In the end, it was a Transcendent force. Although he looked down on them, he didn't refuse them.
The inside and outside of the Divine Mountain were almost two different environments.
As soon as they stepped out of the Divine Mountain, the source qi concentration was obviously much lower. Sail frowned. If he could, he just wanted to stay in the hall and cultivate.
"Where are the people from the Tree Shade? Just these two little shrimps?" He glanced at a few waiting hunters in the distance, a little unhappy.
"No, no, there's more. Sir, up there."
Sail raised his head impatiently and looked in the direction he was pointing.
Blue sky and white clouds.
And … an airship hovering in the air.
"Airship???"
"Isn't that the Alliance of Mages' treasure? They actually got the Tree Shade? "
Although the airship's combat power was only equivalent to an ordinary Transcendent, the airship was essentially an armed merchant ship, not a warship. Fighting was not the main function of the airship, but transportation.
The huge carrying capacity, linear acceleration far surpassed Transcendent, and the runic arrays engraved on it …
That was the reason for the airship's reputation.
If the Divine Mountain was the Sail Royal Family's greatest heritage, then the airship was the Alliance of Mages' heritage.
Although in Sail's mind, the airship couldn't be compared to the Divine Mountain, it was still a very precious creation.
'The Alliance of Mages only has five small airships and one medium-sized airship, which was an inheritance from the previous three eras. The Alliance of Mages didn't have the ability to build it. How could they sell it to the Tree Shade?'
On the airship, a figure floated down.
As if knowing what he was thinking.
The man wearing a bamboo hat, with three long swords on his back and waist, said, "The airship is naturally produced by the Tree Shade. The quantity is very small …"
Sail questioned from the bottom of his heart. What Tree Shade produced? Even the Alliance of Mages couldn't do it. Small quantity? That's bullshit! There are only five in total, how many can you buy?!
He heard the Tree Shade Transcendent said expressionlessly, "… Only a dozen."
“？？？”
He was stunned.
A dozen of airships? His first thought was to laugh out loud, but then he thought about it. If the Tree Shade was faking it, then he would lose his face … No one would tell such a lie that could be easily debunked.
So … it's true?
Doubt, shock, doubt, shock. Two thoughts battled in his mind.
Until the airship set sail, the Tree Shade people went far away, and they, holding the invitation letter, returned to the Divine Mountain Hall. Sail was still struggling with the question of truth and falsehood.
The rational analysis was true, but deep down, he couldn't believe it. He would rather deceive himself.
"Master … Master, how should we arrange the Tree Shade's founding ceremony this time? Do we need to inform the Patriarch? "Seeing the Master slightly recovered, Sail's official on the side dared to ask.
"The Patriarch is in retreat. We don't need to bother him with such trivial matters."
Sail waved his hand, "As for the Tree Shade's invitation, it's just a founding ceremony. There's no benefit. This kind of thing is a waste of time. When the time comes, just send a team to give the Tree Shade face. That's enough."
With this time, it's better to stay in the Divine Mountain and cultivate.
If it wasn't for the Tree Shade's Transcendent's personal invitation, it's hard to refuse. Plus, after the Australian War, he more or less owed the Tree Shade a little favor. He didn't want to pay attention to this kind of thing.
Building a city is such a trivial thing, why would they make such a big fuss?
Sail shook his head. He was shocked by the Tree Shade's airship, but now he was disappointed.
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