The scale of Qixia Temple was not large, and the deities enshrined within were two bronze statues. The two hundred-foot divine appearances Chen Shi had seen just a moment ago were formed from the extraordinary power within the bronze statues, which had gathered as people sacrificed to them for a long time and their incense grew increasingly prosperous day by day.
Chen Shi arrived at the main hall, offered incense to the two bronze statues, and bowed. Seeing that the statues had accepted his incense, he finally felt at ease.
He was a country child and relatively respected Godmother's opinion.
Of course, if these two godmothers did not know what was good for them, Chen Shi would not mind taking them into the small temple and asking Empress Shi Ji to discipline them.
There was a strange aura within Qixia Temple, ancient and heavy, and the same aura emanated from the two bronze statues.
Yulingzi said, "The old site of Qixia Temple was originally a ruin, and many palaces were built on the foundation of these ruins. The statues might have been left behind from the True King Era, or they might be prehistoric remnants."
Chen Shi asked, "You are a Daoist child of the Daoist sect. Do you recognize these statues?"
In fact, there were many similar things in the countryside whose origins and ages were unknown.
Some were stone statues, some were bronze statues, and there were also wooden carvings of gods and devils, stone high towers, bronze bell towers, ancient water wells, or stone tablets. The godmother worshipped by many villages was one of these things, and they were not necessarily always trees.
These things were either remnants or things left behind from the True King Era. Having experienced the sacrifices of the villagers, over time they