Chapter 421: Necropolis (1/2)

Chapter 421: Necropolis

Li Qiye reazing at this monstrous obelisk that towered into the sky

He needed a key to enter the Priaze then shi+fted towards a different direction arave

There was quite a scene right outside, one that had wondrous natural landforms It was a vast area and was referred to by others as the City of Ghosts

One would find collapsed walls that spanned for millions of miles around this stretch of mountains and rivers It was an ancient yet broken city with the words “Necropolis” engraved above its gate

Necropolis was famous in the Nether Border and even the entire Sacred Nether World However, many people liked to call it the City of Ghosts instead

It was the largest city right outside the grave Those who stood atop these walls and looked towards the far distance would find rivers andwith closely-packed structures Some pavilions and tes towered above thethe riverbanks and valleys

It was easy to see that this place was prospering with life The city was co vendors

However, if outsiders were to think of Necropolis as a peaceful city where all races congregated, then they would be completely mistaken

All of these inhabitants that resehosts

Talking about ghosts in the Sacred Nether World was absurd because it was a world filled with ghost tribes since this was their hohosts

However, the truth was that the ghost tribes were not actually ghosts, they were existences with flesh and blood just like the human race They were just a different ethnicity

However, Necropolis’ inhabitants did not have flesh or blood They were things without life — sihosts in this world, then the inhabitants of this city would be them

Necropolis was ht outside the grave was extrehosts as its citizens

No one knehen Necropolis was established, but it had existed for a very long tihosts here looked just like those outside; they took on the forhost tribes, cultivators, and citizens They even had their own dao lineages

The residents here seemed no different from those outside, but they just had no trace of life They were only never-dissipating sentiments

They did not know that they were dead and went on living in a similar fashi+on to those outside

Necropolis was always vibrant with exciteht as if it was just alike a city of the dead