"This isn't right..." murmured Honglian.
This was also the thought of most people in the spaceship.
Mountains are the result of crustal compression, and there should always be a slope trend, from low to high, then from high to low, thus forming a continuous ridge line.
However, there is no sign of this with Kunlun Mountain.
It's simply too high; if you drew a ridge line following the direction of the mountains below, you'd almost certainly flatten the Six Kingdoms.
From a distance, this odd feeling wasn't there because the mountains hadn't appeared yet; you could only see the peaks floating in the sky. But now, with the massive mountains emerging from the sea of clouds, things seemed off.
This towering mountain seems disconnected from the Earth; there's a clear separation from the continent of the Six Kingdoms.
It's as if it didn't grow out from the ground but rather emerged from the sea of clouds.
