A screen appeared on the command console in the cockpit.
The screen showed footage being filmed in real time by Bai?.
From the footage, it could be seen that this was a relief rock painting similar to the ancient temple from yesterday.
However, in today's rock painting, the scene depicted was no longer Ghost-faced Demon Moth and Galling Worm, but a sacrificial ritual.
The location seemed to be a cliff. Sharp stone spikes jutted from the ground, making them look like upright spears.
Red rats had been impaled atop those stone spikes. They struggled, their faces filled with terror, as if they were facing their natural enemy.
Beneath the rats were lines of winding bloodstains. The blood had flowed from their bodies and gathered on the ground along the stone spikes.
It then flowed toward the cliff through channels of blood carved into the ground. As the camera followed those channels from the cliff, Captain Luo Yan saw something rising from below it—something that might have been thick smoke or a violent wind.
Though the rock painting was crude, it was not difficult to tell that something capable of obscuring vision was definitely rising from below the cliff.
At the front of the cliff, before the sacrificial scene, a hazy but enormous shadow rose from the precipice.
It looked like a dragon, but it had no horns on its forehead.
Four enormous wings spread from its back. At the location of its eyes, red pigment depicted the Dragon Snake with blood-red light blazing from its eyes.
On the sacrificial ground, behind those "sacrificial offerings," were enormous rocks.
Behind the rocks was a group of natives with feathers stuck into their hair. They held long spears and had various patterns and symbols painted across their bodies.
They hid behind the rocks,