A Man Like None Other Chapter 6551 Lion King Long
Welcome to another enthralling chapter in the ongoing saga of ‘A Man Like None Other’!
- David makes a deliberate choice to forgo rapid flight, prioritizing cautious ground travel to better anticipate unseen dangers.
- The journey unfolds with a stark warning about the perilous Qingyun Mountains and the monster-infested territories beyond Fire Crow City.
- The narrative subtly emphasizes the heightened threat level of the world, where ancient souls and hidden perils dictate strategic movement.
Embark on a new chapter of perilous journeys and hidden dangers!
The two went downstairs to pay. The old monk was asleep behind the counter when he was startled by footsteps. He looked up and saw David. He immediately stood up and smiled.
“Sir, are you ready to go?”
“Um.”
David put the room key on the table. “When I want to go north of the city, is there anything I need to be careful of on the way?”
The old cultivator thought for a moment, then lowered his voice: “Going northeast from the north of the city will lead to the Qingyun Mountains.
David nodded without asking any further questions.
The two left the inn, walked down the narrow streets of the city, and headed for the north gate.
The north gate of Fire Crow City was much smaller than the south gate, and the city walls were lower as well. There were only two True Immortal Realm cultivators guarding it, who lazily leaned against the side of the gate and barely paid attention to the people coming in and out.
Outside the north gate, there was a dirt road that stretched towards the north, with potholes and sparse withered grass and bushes scattered on both sides.
In the distance, undulating hills stretched out, barren without vegetation, revealing gray-brown rocks that looked very desolate in the morning light.
Based on the map, it would take about two days to walk north from here to reach the outer edge of the Qingyun Mountains.
Continuing northeast from the Qingyun Mountains, passing through the area marked as “infested with monsters,” and then heading north for about three more days, you will reach the edge of the Northern Dark Abyss.
David did not choose to fly.
Not because I can’t, but because I don’t want to.
The battle in the Desert of the Fallen God made him realize that the danger of the Eighteenth Heaven was much greater than just the strength on the surface. Remnants of ancient souls slumbering deep within the desert, spatial rifts scattered across the land, and the demonic beasts and demonic cultivators hiding in the shadows were threats that could not be ignored.
Although flying is fast, it is too big and easy to be targeted.
Walking is slower, but safer and makes it easier to see threats lurking in the shadows.
The two walked north along the dirt road at a moderate pace.
David’s divine sense maintained maximum range, and everything within a hundred mile radius was within his perception.
As they walked about three or four miles out of Fire Raven City, they heard hurried footsteps behind them.
David turned his head slightly and saw at a glance a group of people rushing towards him from the north gate of Fire Crow City.
There were about twelve or thirteen people, wearing robes of various colors, each with a uniform set of magical equipment hanging from their waists, including a dark red short sword with flame patterns engraved on the sheath.
Their cultivation level was generally between the ninth rank of the True Immortal Realm and the first rank of the Golden Immortal Realm, with the leader being slightly higher, namely at the peak of the first rank of the Golden Immortal Realm.