Bones lay scattered throughout the canyon.
The deeper they went, the more bones they saw. In some places, phosphorescent flames drifted through the air, dancing eerily and looking terrifying.
As Luo Yan and Bai? made their way along, they saw the bones of many animals. They had no idea how these cattle, sheep, and horses had reached the underground.
Some scholars had speculated that the animals had been dragged underground by the banshees. If that speculation was correct, it further confirmed Luo Yan's earlier guess.
The banshees had chosen to remain underground.
If that was the case, what was their motive?
Was it because they couldn't adapt to the surface's ecological environment?
Or were they protecting the Rakshasa Demoness underground?
Of course, the latter depended on the premise that the Rakshasa Demoness truly existed underground.
During the journey, the scholars' voices kept coming through the communicator.
From their explanations, Luo Yan learned that the two of them had already left the ancient city's territory.
The signal from their bodies was currently heading toward the uninhabited zone.
The convoy was moving with them as well, in case anything went wrong.
At that moment, a scholar said, "Colonel Luo Yan, the canyon you're in now resembles the legendary Valley of Buried Bones."
Luo Yan was surprised. "What's the Valley of Buried Bones?"
The scholar laughed. "It's one of the local legends. They say the Valley of Buried Bones is a deep canyon with sheer cliffs on both sides and treacherous terrain."
"The climate there is unpredictable, and it's shrouded in clouds and mist all year round. The bottom of the valley is covered with the remains of wild beasts."
"Whenever the moon is full, the wild beasts in the mountains jump from the Platform of Submissive Beasts into the bottom of the