Twilight Harbor

The Twilight Harbor was actually not placed on a planet from the looks of it, but rather a large number of gargantuan plateaus floating about in a cosmic cloud. Some of the plateaus were clearly earmarked for the undead, with miasmic clouds swirling around enormous spires that stretched tens of thousands of meters into the air. Conversely, some platforms were teeming with life, made for the living inhabitants.

There were hundreds of plateaus altogether, with most of them having a clear alignment of either life and death, but there were a handful that seemed to house both. These platforms were as large as a dozen of the smaller ones, and they looked like proper continents with mountains, forests, and hundreds of cities strewn along its surface.

Amazingly, these platforms all formed a multi-layered sphere around a mysterious light that seemed to be radiating with life one moment, and the chill of death the next. Zac first thought it was an attuned sun, but it didn't look like it. It almost looked alive since it pulsed with what seemed like a heartbeat, and it continuously spewed out those energy-rich clouds that suffused the whole area. **Chapter 683**

“The sphere down there is the Twilight Ocean, or rather the entrance to it. It’s closed right now, but it is still discharging enormous amounts of Miasma and Cosmic Energy. That’s the whole basis of Twilight Harbor.” **Book 7, Page 755**

The Twilight Lord is the supposed leader of Twilight Harbor, but he does not control a real faction. He has a few thousand ‘brothers’ as he calls it, various wandering cultivators who run errands for him. However, even the weakest of among them is an elite E-Grade cultivator.

“But the actual controlling organ is the Twilight Council, an executive branch made up of thirteen native clans. They are in charge of security, tax collection, and so on, though they are officially under the Twilight Lord himself.

“These thirteen clans are all C-Grade forces with 5 undead factions, 6 living factions, and two aberrant factions. The aberrants are the necromancy council and the Rox’At Elementals. The members of the Necromancer's Guild are technically living, but they naturally lean toward our side. The elementals are their own type of lifeforms and could be considered neutral. **Chapter 685**

The undead side of the council was manned by three clans, one Sect, and one Consortium, with the sect holding the greatest power. One of those clans was the Venarun Clan, a local Revenant clan with some bloodline of the Izh'Rak Reavers. **Chapter 698**

The Karabas Clan are a local faction of Spectrals, but they are backed by an Imperial Eidolon-clan (Hive Ouro). Their heritage in the Dao of Alchemy is extremely deep, and their wares have low toxicity. **Chapter 688**

Yon’Dai Family is one of the thirteen factions on the Twilight Council. **724**

Gaun’s Escape is a mixed disk controlled by a consortium of 12 Undead Factions, six local and six foreign. That’s a rule set by the Twilight Lord. Foreign factions are only allowed to control a third of the disks, but they can have control of up to half ownership on another third. That way the power balance between local and foreign is evenly divided. Of course, if it comes down to it, the foreign factions are more powerful, and there are many hidden alliances. **Chapter 685**