Within the Land of Buried Bones, after leaving that secret warehouse, Zong Shen spent another half hour searching.
He found several warehouses in the hall piled with equipment and supplies.
He discovered a batch of precious ores, as well as quite a few magical beast pelts.
This search yielded no treasure chests, nor did he find any Blood Burn-series weapons.
Treasure chests were additional rewards placed there later, while Blood Burn-series weapons could only be condensed by greater demons, making their numbers rather limited.
However, there should still be some buried-bone weapons elsewhere within the Land of Buried Bones.
Besides that, Zong Shen found an enormous parchment scroll on a metal workbench against one wall of the hall. When he unfurled it, it was covered in densely packed demonic script.
There was also a line-drawn blueprint of the [Eye of the End].
Once assembled, the [Eye of the End] truly lived up to its name, looking like an evil eye.
Radiating patterns of light spread outward from its pupil.
Even the sketch on the blueprint was enough to send a chill down one's spine.
This thing was tower-shaped, yet it could move.
It was like a flaming eye had condensed between a pair of horns.
The parchment scroll was huge, measuring a full two meters long and roughly eighty centimeters wide.
Every component was marked with a number, along with notes beside them.
Many components required specific conditions before they could be installed.
For example, a blood sacrifice, or installation at a particular time.
These requirements made assembling the [Eye of the End] exceedingly cumbersome.
But regardless, with this parchment scroll that essentially served as an installation manual, assembling the [Eye of the End] in the future would become much smoother.
Zong Shen put away the blueprint. There were no