His Mental Power likewise could not penetrate the surface of this coffin.
If he had guessed correctly, these six great halls should have been the legendary Six Heavens of Luofeng, the abodes of the ghost deities stationed in the six palaces. But why was there a coffin inside this dwelling of ghost deities?
Moreover, Lin Qiye was certain that this coffin was definitely not meant for a god. Judging from the images on its surface, it carried the air of ancient paintings. However, Lin Qiye was not well versed in history or art, so he could not determine the exact dynasty from the images alone.
Then there was the fact that the coffin was far too small compared to the ghost deity's size. How could a ghost deity capable of sitting upon a throne over thirty meters tall be stuffed into such a small coffin after death?
Lin Qiye crouched down and carefully studied the images on the coffin's surface.
The first image seemed to depict a figure in blue standing atop an altar. Before the altar were all kinds of offerings—fruit, wild beasts, even gold. A great many figures knelt in the open space before it, seemingly worshipping him.
The second image still featured the blue-clad figure, except this time he stood before a burning palace amid ruins. His body was covered in blood, and countless cyan-armored soldiers stood before him, fighting dense hordes of bizarre creatures that surged like a tide.
The third image showed a man in imperial robes standing before another palace. A black-red coffin had been placed before him, while the blue-clad figure had stepped into it with one foot, seemingly about to lie down.
In the fourth image, the blue-clad figure had vanished, replaced by a large number of black-armored soldiers. At the front