The blockhead was named Mo Li. According to him, the Mohists had been constructing the Underground Palace and suppressing the Ghost of Mount Tai since the Pre-Qin period.
That was why there were so many bronze artifacts here. The Mohists had continued declining afterward and had never become wealthy again. The place had never been renovated either, remaining exactly as it had been during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods.
The Ghost of Mount Tai stood a hundred feet tall. Its body was made of metal and stone, rendering it impervious to blades and spears.
In Mo Qiong's eyes, that was nothing. But in the eyes of the ancients, it was already incredibly powerful.
Even with the Wooden Puppet Technique, they could only barely trap it. They could not effectively suppress and contain it. They could suppress it for a while, but not forever.
Fortunately, the Ghost of Mount Tai had a mouth and eyes. It was a stone figure. Later, the Mohists had used Chiyou's Eye to create a long-term containment method that had lasted all the way to the present day.
Chiyou's Eye inspired an absolutely irresistible fear. Any existence with eyes that faced or approached the eye would be frightened into fleeing. It had nothing to do with whether they feared death or were brave.
Why was that? Because its judgment was based on whether something had eyes, not whether it had consciousness.
Dead bodies could not feel fear, right? Corpses could not move, but they had eyes. If they saw Chiyou's Eye, they would surely rise from the dead on the spot, springing up in terror and fleeing wildly.
Statues were inanimate objects, right? But they had eyes. When faced with Chiyou's Eye, a statue could be so frightened that it ran away without