When I saw the phosphorescent flames ignite again, I instantly narrowed my eyes.
Sure enough, this altar could be triggered by the Tiger-Patterned Black Yue.
It seemed the Rune Black Yue truly had something extraordinary about it back in the Ancient Ba Kingdom.
I just didn't know what other changes the Dark Axe would undergo after triggering the altar.
I looked around at the altar.
The phosphorescent flames on the stone pillars burned steadily, casting a green glow over everything.
Beyond that, the runes on the altar began to change slightly.
They started to brighten, turning blood-red.
The altar had been activated...
I quickly backed away from the altar.
I had no idea what kind of altar this was. If it was some sacrificial altar and it sacrificed me while I was standing on it, I'd be screwed.
I needed to stay nearby and observe it carefully for a while, to determine what kind of altar it was.
As the runes flashed, the Tiger-Patterned Black Yue was also stirred. It trembled slightly atop the altar and slowly moved toward its center.
"Is it sacrificing this Dark Axe?"
I was baffled.
As the Dark Axe continued approaching the center of the altar,
I also discovered that the baleful energy throughout the cave had begun to stir.
It was drawn toward the black altar, surging this way like a tide with a whoosh, whoosh, whoosh.
The altar absorbed that baleful energy as well, and the faint glow of its flashing runes visibly grew brighter.
The strange evil flower a hundred meters away seemed to sense something too. It swayed continuously, spewing out eerie black mist.
When the Dark Axe reached the center of the altar and floated about ten centimeters above it, I saw the altar continuously pouring baleful energy into the