As his Spiritual Sense carefully probed, he still discovered something different about the statue.
"Huh!?" After Chen Mo wrapped the statue in his Spiritual Sense, he had not actually found anything. But when his Spiritual Sense sank into the statue's interior, he sensed a faint repulsion, as well as lingering Mental Power within it.
Moreover, there were two remnants of Mental Power. One seemed to belong to Tina, which he could easily identify through his Spiritual Sense. The other was extremely faint; if Chen Mo's Spiritual Sense had not been so powerful, he would have been almost unable to detect it.
It was an exceptionally Yin Cold Spiritual Energy, one that was already close to dissipating. But after examining it carefully, he found that it resembled the Mental Power that had attacked him earlier.
Still, discovering it was useless. Even if he had detected the Mental Power, there was no way to determine whose it was, or why this statue could preserve Mental Power.
Chen Mo could not understand any of it, which left him rather speechless.
The statue's ability to preserve Mental Power was unusual, but its appearance was extremely common in Cambodia. Especially among ancient ruins, there were many such statues carved from stone in the likeness of Buddha.
This kind of stone was also a relatively common sandstone in Cambodia. Chen Mo wanted to compare the sandstone here with sandstone from other places, but for now, he had only collected some from this location. He would probably need to wait until this matter was over before he had time to make comparisons.
Near the stone platform's steps stood another type of statue, the Naga statues so common in Cambodia. Chen Mo compared it with the Buddha statue using his Spiritual Sense and found that the Naga statue's