Inheritance

Drip! Drip!

Wu Ming took off his oxygen mask, and seawater dripped from his body onto the ground.

Before him lay a vast cavern, sealed on all sides, yet filled with a fresh current of air. It was exceedingly mysterious.

"But if they could even create a teleportation array, then all this must be child's play!"

At the thought of that red Rune, Wu Ming's expression turned grave.

The trench had only been a doorway. Deciphering the Rune's Mysteries and activating it under the watchful eyes of countless Sea Monsters would have been an extremely difficult task for any transcendent being.

But Wu Ming was the one exception!

The key had been in his hands all along!

"I've seen the specifications of that teleportation array—or rather, its basic construction rules!"

Wu Ming murmured, "In the Main God Hall!"

As its master, he knew the Main God Hall better than anyone except its original master. And now, here in this ruin, he had seen the same methods at work!

"Or was it done on purpose? Could only the master of the Main God Hall activate the teleportation array and reach this place?"

Wu Ming sighed, a smile appearing on his face. "Finding this place on my first search—is my luck too good, or too bad?"

There was no doubt: this was a ruin left behind by the mysterious original master of the Main God Hall.

As for what had been left here, whether it would bring good fortune or disaster, there was no way to tell.

"But isn't this exactly why I came here?"

Wu Ming drew a deep breath and headed farther in.

Light and shadow shifted along the rock walls, hazy and many-colored, like the myriad heavens and worlds themselves. They gave him a disorienting sense of time and