The Hall of Heroic Spirits.
Fang Yang had overseen its creation, and six saints of Yao Guang Sacred Land had poured their hearts into building it. It was both a marvel and a unique artifact.
Its core was neither a quasi-emperor formation nor the power of faith, but the Zodiac Talismans, which carried the power of Righteous Qi.
Rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, and pig.
The twelve talismans held powers that could bring the still to life, grant boundless strength, balance yin and yang, bestow incredible speed, and confer immortality, among others.
Within the Hall of Heroic Spirits, the Zodiac Talismans chiefly drew on the Rat Talisman's power to bring the still to life. Combined with Fang Yang's faith technique, it served to "revive" ancient emperors of the past.
"Revive," of course, did not mean bringing back the true ancient emperors. Even bolstered by Righteous Qi, the Zodiac Talismans had only barely touched the quasi-emperor level.
Besides, some of those whose statues stood in the hall were still alive in the world. Fang Yang's true purpose was plainly not to revive ancient emperors.
"Fellow Daoist Void, please show yourself!"
Standing at the center of the Hall of Heroic Spirits, Fang Yang turned his gaze to a statue with an utterly unremarkable face, yet the densest power of faith around it.
The Void Emperor had lived closer to the present age than most Great Emperors. His achievements were rarely matched under heaven: alone, he had fought his way through an entire age of unending turmoil. The Void Mirror, the Extreme Emperor Weapon he left behind, had bathed in the blood of countless Supremes and begun to evolve toward an immortal artifact.
His legend still spread across the universe. His renown far surpassed that of most