That Stone Gate was said to be the entrance to a God Inheritance Land. But how to open it, and what lay beyond it, remained unknown. All they knew was that the poisonous miasma around the temple was terrifyingly dense, capable of even corroding Soul Power barriers, and that powerful guardian soul beasts or restrictions seemed to exist there."
Ding Huo closed the booklet and looked at Tang Lan.
"As for the inheritances themselves, the information we gathered suggests that the one in the Death Desert is likely related to divine domains such as 'desert,' 'drought,' 'illusion,' or 'protection.' Ancient texts vaguely referred to it as the trial of the 'Desert God.'
"The one in the Misfortune Poison Swamp, on the other hand, is clearly tied to dark powers such as 'poison,' 'calamity,' 'corrosion,' and 'life deprivation.' Some forbidden scriptures record it as the inheritance land of the 'God of Calamity.'"
He placed special emphasis on the words "God of Calamity," his gaze carrying a clear warning.
A God Inheritance that sounded so sinister would likely possess trials of extreme danger and unpredictability. It was by no means the first choice for righteous Soul Masters and might even be filled with deadly traps and mental corruption.
"That is everything this humble Daoist knows regarding these two God Inheritance Lands."
After speaking, Ding Huo let out a long breath, as though he had completed an arduous task.
He looked at Tang Lan and asked,
"Then, what is Your Excellency's third question?"
He had assumed Tang Lan would immediately ask his third question, perhaps something more directly related to the Holy Spirit Cult or the current situation.
However, Tang Lan merely smiled faintly. Under the moonlight, that smile seemed somewhat unfathomable.
He shook his head and said,
"As for the third question...