I Can Accumulate Proficiency, Starting from Alchemy

Chapter 1240: Chapter 512: The Utmost Yin Dangerous World, Land of Divine Enlightenment_2 Chapter 1240: Chapter 512: The Utmost Yin Dangerous World, Land of Divine Enlightenment_2 After leaving the great river, Han Yi became even more cautious. Walking along the river, there must be ferocious beasts lurking in its depths, and just as well, in the forests beyond the riverbanks. The vicinity of the river served as the border between different territories, which ironically made it less dangerous for Han Yi.

Indeed, in the following half month, he encountered no further danger.

Half a month later, using the great river as a reference, he finally arrived at the closest point to the Tribulation Crossing Place. After leaving the riverbank, and crossing a distance of hundreds of thousands of miles with utmost caution, he at last reached the region he had been searching for.

In front of Han Yi, four massive, interminable mountain ranges crisscrossed, forming a ‘well’ shaped terrain.

The central area enclosed by these four mountain ranges was the very place Han Yi sought.

This place, during the Extreme Ancient and Primordial Times, had a very resounding name.

Land of Divine Enlightenment.

In those days, when Ancient Gods were radiant and Ancient Immortals and Ancients Evils willingly bowed their heads, this Land of Divine Enlightenment was the cultivation site of an Ancestral Ancient God. Bathed in the faint Divine Force radiating from that Ancestral Ancient God, countless Ancient Gods converged here like pilgrims, and over time, the nature of this region changed, becoming a powerful place for crossing the Divine Tribulation.

Many years had passed, and Han Yi hoped there hadn’t been much change here, and that it might still retain the properties it had millions of years ago that benefitted Ancient Gods in crossing their tribulations, although he couldn’t be certain.

He flew through the air, crossing over the mountain ranges and carefully entered the central area formed by the intersection of the four ranges. His pupils suddenly contracted because in the inner area of the four mountain ranges, there stood countless grand palaces, some simple and ancient, some layered and luxurious, and some so basic they barely qualified as pedestals, let alone palaces.