When Mao Jing heard my question, he immediately closed his book and said:
"That's right. Sun Valley Grand Canyon is a typical glacially eroded landscape, filled with strange rock formations and dense primeval forests. It lies deep within the Ice River Scenic Area in Qilian Town, Liangzhou. It is sickle-shaped, running north to south, roughly six kilometers long, but there are many hidden side ravines nearby.
There is also the June Ice River there, along with the natural wonder of flowers blooming on ice. It's definitely a great place for tourists to check in.
But precisely because of that, the depths are often dangerous. Ice remains even in summer. During the height of summer, in June and July, the depths of the canyon still contain solid ice that never melts.
Beneath the ice, there may be underground rivers, ice caves, and so on.
Kong Lingqi said that Yellow Springs Valley was in the water.
Combined with the information we obtained before—Qilian Mountains, Hundred Flowers Valley, mirror—
I think the complete sentence is: Qilian Mountains, Hundred Flowers Valley, mirrored flowers and moon in the water, secrets hidden within the ice.
There is a very high chance that Yellow Springs Valley is somewhere deep below the ice or beneath the freezing waters..."
I nodded in agreement. Mao Jing's speculation was based on the intelligence we had and logical deduction.
I believed it was highly credible.
Once we reached Sun Valley Grand Canyon, we would need to focus on searching for Hundred Flowers Valley and investigating beneath the ice.
Mao Jing and I talked for quite a while. He even said there were some ancient legends surrounding that place.
It was said to be where the eighth Golden Crow underwent transformation and rebirth after Hou Yi shot down the suns. It was also