In front of his eyes, Ye Guichen saw a lake with a diameter of approximately ten miles.
In the lake stood a tree that required four to five people to encircle its trunk.
This enormous tree grew directly from the lake, towering several hundred meters high, without a single branch below a hundred meters, as if it had been deliberately pruned.
Most peculiar was the enormous canopy extending from the towering tree.
The canopy, seemingly deliberately trimmed, was shaped like a disk almost the size of the lake.
As for what lay atop it, Ye Guichen did not know.
However, the surface of this tree was unusually smooth, resembling a mirror, leaving no place to grip even if one attempted to climb it.
What was most eerie were the beast corpses scattered throughout the lake.
Densely stacked, ranging from first to eighth-tier beasts, all piled across the lake, yet there was not a single scratch on them.
Seeing this scene, Ye Guichen felt an inexplicable sense of horror.
