406 South Yue City_1

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And so, we continued our journey, drawing formations as we went, beating up bandits, and feeding Big White. Along the way, we took in the local customs and practices.

Several months later, Mo Hua and his companions finally arrived at South Yue City.

South Yue City was larger than Tongxian City.

Standing on a mountain peak outside of South Yue City, Mo Hua gazed into the distance and roughly estimated that South Yue City was about twice the size of Tongxian City.

The city walls were taller but looked somewhat shabbier.

The formations on them weren't particularly sophisticated either.

Of course, that was from Mo Hua's perspective.

The city walls were old and weather-beaten, showing signs of cracking and discoloration.

Before entering the city, each person had to pay an entry fee of one Spirit Stone.

Not all Immortal Cities charged an entry fee.

Tongxian City didn't.

And almost half of the cities they passed through on their way didn't either.