Emperor’s Domination

r>Once they landed, they looked around and saw that it was far larger than expected.

The entrance to this burrow was exceptionally wide but at the base, it only resembled a small window at best.

There were only cliffs surrounding them.
The place was packed with cultivators as well from all over the world.

The presence of the big shots made the atmosphere awfully tense.
Some of them didn’t want to reveal their identity so they wore black outfits or used certain stealth methods to conceal their appearance.

For example, a group of monks was shrouded in a Buddhist light.
It was impossible to tell which temple they hailed from.

Another group had fog lingering around them while wearing black robes.
They seemed to be from Divine Ghost Division.

One ancestor had auspicious clouds completely hiding their appearance and race.

Moreover, there were big shots who didn’t show up at all, choosing to use stealth techniques.
Their peers naturally noticed them but didn’t point this out.

“So many big shots, even the prime minister of Celestial is here.” An old master looked around with a serious expression.

Normally, the young geniuses acted haughtily as if they were the most important characters.
Now, reclusive masters and ancestors have shown up.
The young ones found it difficult to breathe normally in their presence.

They lacked power and experience despite their talents.
Their legs trembled as a result.
Only Three Slashes or the Wild Child of the East could challenge these older masters. 

“What about the Monk of Wisdom and Eight-tribulation Blood Monarch?” Some started wondering.

Dark Abyss was tempting enough to force these characters to come out.

Meanwhile, the big shots focused on the center of this cavern.
Where they landed wasn’t the bottom, only another area.

At the center was another hole.
This one seemed to be deeper than the previous drop.
Staring at it for a long time would result in the darkness staring back.
The spectators felt as if their souls were being dragged downward.
Its ominous nature was obvious.

A dao platform levitated in the middle of this abyss.
It looked as stable as can be; nothing in the world could move it.

Numerous other boulders floated around it as well, looking coarse and most likely formed by nature.
The main difference was that the boulders continued to move like duckweeds in an ocean being dragged around by the waves.

The thing that stole everyone’s attention was a boulder situated on the dao platform.
It also had the same natural look like the others with one exception – it had an embedded piece of metal smaller than a fist.
Though it was black, it still exuded a bright radiance.