Chapter 127: Arrival at the Ancient God Mountain

More than three hours later.

Inside a dim passage.

Gunie slowly opened his eyes and let out a long breath.

“Almost died again.”

The latter half of the Ekma Grand Passage was clearly not as chaotic as the first half.

As a result, Gunie’s progress was greatly hindered.

In fact, many demigods chased after him relentlessly.

If it weren’t for being inside the Ekma Grand Passage,

Gunie would have fought back and slowly worn down these demigods.

But within the passage, the more one fought, the more enemies one attracted.

Gunie could only keep fleeing.

During his escape, Gunie was caught in the shockwaves of a battle between gods.

He suffered considerable injuries.

And the demigods behind him refused to let go.

Gunie exerted great effort to barely escape.

“My attack power is ultimately still a bit weak; the suppression ability of the Blood Sea and World Principle is very strong,”

“but the attack power is somewhat lacking.”

“This time, entering the Emok Ancient God Mountain, I must first obtain some attack-type means.”

“That way, after I advance to demigod and train for a while, I can easily slay demigods, and even against god-level beings, I won’t be without means to resist.”

After recovering, Gunie set off again.

Over an hour later, the various powerful creatures in the passage began to decrease rapidly.

At this point, Gunie vaguely guessed some information.

Then, Gunie accelerated forward.

A dozen minutes later, as expected, a massive vortex with a diameter of tens of thousands of meters appeared ahead.

The exit of the Ekma Grand Passage had arrived.

Gunie did not rush over recklessly but hid to one side. After concealing a star soul, he flew along the passage.

After entering the huge rotating vortex,

accompanied by the twisting and writhing of space,

the view before Gunie suddenly opened up.

A vast, pyramid-like majestic mountain stood before him, soaring into the sky.

It even reached directly into the void world above the world barrier of Saint Haigar.

The Emok Ancient God Mountain had arrived.

“Hoo…”

Gazing at this immense, unimaginable Emok Ancient God Mountain, Gunie’s mind stirred slightly.

After a moment, Gunie composed himself.

Scanning the area ahead, Gunie flew in one direction.

There seemed to be a gathering camp for entrants.

As Gunie advanced, the buildings on a plain gradually became clearer.

As Gunie had guessed, this was indeed a gathering camp at the foot of the Emok Ancient God Mountain.

At the core of the entire massive camp, a lighthouse emitting dazzling white light absorbed the surrounding source energy of heaven and earth, forming an enormous energy barrier that enveloped the entire camp.

At the entrance, a squad of twelve gods stood guard at the access point.

Beside it was a sign in the common language of Saint Haigar: “Entry fee: 1,000,000 Saint Source Coins!”

“The price is indeed steep,” Gunie thought to himself.

This kind of camp at the foot of the Emok Ancient God Mountain was a very rare safe haven.

Once one left the camp and headed toward the Emok Ancient God Mountain, danger lurked everywhere.

“Senior god!”

Arriving at the entrance, Gunie produced a ring containing exactly one million Saint Source Coins.

The humanoid alien god took the ring and scanned Gunie with his gaze.

“A Saint-level cultivator like you, daring to enter the Emok Ancient God Mountain alone, is quite rare.”

“I originally had a team, but unfortunately I got separated from them. I nearly died several times getting through the passage. That Ekma Grand Passage is truly dangerous,” Gunie said with a hint of lingering fear.

“Haha… The Ekma Grand Passage is indeed dangerous; even gods can’t pass through safely. For you to make it through at the Saint level is sheer luck!”

The god laughed heartily.

“Exactly, a little fellow like you would basically die upon entering. To make it in, heaven must favor you,” another god chimed in.

“But inside the Emok Ancient God Mountain, you might not be so lucky.”

“The one million Saint Source Coin fee allows you to stay in this camp indefinitely. So, you’d best advance to demigod, or even god, before entering the Emok Ancient God Mountain.”

The alien human god advised.

“I will.”

“Alright, go on in!”

After thanking the alien human god, Gunie flew into the settlement.

Having traversed the Ekma Grand Passage, Gunie understood.

His current strength was still too weak to explore the Emok Ancient God Mountain.

Therefore, Gunie also planned to train here for a while, advancing to demigod or even god before entering the Emok Ancient God Mountain.

After all, Gunie now possessed the remains of Akhtov in his body, enough to digest for several years.

While the Cthulhu embryo was growing steadily, Gunie had no need to venture recklessly into dangerous places.

It wouldn’t be too late to enter the Emok Ancient God Mountain after fully digesting Akhtov’s remains and mastering a few powerful techniques.

…

More than two hours later.

Gunie had gathered much information about the camp.

This camp was called the “Bloodpool Camp.”

It was established by a powerful being from a god-ruled kingdom on the continent of Saint Goler.

Its safety was beyond doubt.

To train here, Gunie naturally needed to find a good place for cultivation.

Fortunately, there were many cultivation residences here.

By paying a certain fee, one could train here for an extended period.

While inquiring about these cultivation residences,

Gunie also learned several important pieces of good news.

First, within the “Bloodpool Camp,” various powerful tomes were for sale.

Among them were many strange and powerful texts containing Cthulhu power.

Outside, such bizarre and powerful texts with Cthulhu power were nowhere to be found.

And this was exactly what Gunie needed most.

Second, Gunie also heard that within the Emok Ancient God Mountain,

there were many famous dangerous areas, some containing Cthulhu remains, but because they were too dangerous, no one dared to go.

What was dangerous for others might not be dangerous for Gunie.

Knowing specific dangerous areas and locations where Cthulhu remains existed was far better than Gunie blindly searching on his own.