In the rear hall, the scholars were recording the writing on the Stone Tablets, scanning it and saving it to their computers. Once they returned, they could use the Strategic Affairs Department's Central Supercomputer to translate the Guixu script.
Over the years, through continuous exploration and the efforts of several generations, scholars such as Jia Miao had already translated a large amount of Guixu's writing.
They had also deciphered much of its grammar.
They entered all this knowledge into the Central Supercomputer and developed a translation program.
With the Central Supercomputer's refinement, the translation program's accuracy had surpassed 90%. It could replace manual translation of the Guixu script, allowing them to efficiently obtain all kinds of information.
The cultivation techniques discovered in Guixu earlier had been translated by the artificial intelligence, then manually checked again, saving a great deal of time.
Once the information here was brought back, they could use the same method to decipher the method of divine cultivation as quickly as possible.
At that moment, Jia Miao came to a wall in the rear hall.
There were several groups of murals on the wall as well, but their subject differed from those in the main hall.
The relief murals in the rear hall all depicted the Heavenly God named Wu Hui.
It was not difficult to see from the murals that when the Heavenly God returned from the Battlefield, he was already gravely wounded. The Ancient People who came to welcome him all wore sorrowful expressions.
The Heavenly God, however, had a calm expression and even comforted the people.
In the murals that followed, the Heavenly God was shown sitting cross-legged on the ground, seemingly teaching the Ancient People something.
In the murals, the Ancient People recorded writing on the ground or on Bamboo Tubes.
But the