The Great Tomb Murals, the Moon Worship Tribe's Secret

In that hidden world, Su Zhan saw many things he had never discovered before: Murals, luminous Night Pearl Lamps, and many strange patterns, like some kind of mysterious Talismans.

Su Zhan opened his eyes and said to the person beside him, "No, we've gone the wrong way. There should be some kind of Illusionary Formation here."

Then, under everyone's gaze, he walked towards the left wall.

Everyone was confused, but they believed in his abilities and followed him toward the left wall, though they were slower and lagged behind.

Then they saw Su Zhan walk straight into the wall, and after a ripple spread across the wall, Su Zhan disappeared.

In an instant, they realized they had been tricked by Illusionary Technique and stepped into the wall as well.

It felt as if they had broken through a Magic Barrier; instantly, their vision opened up.

The magnificent road that had just been there had vanished, replaced by a small burial chamber, which should be the central part of the entire tomb.

There were many roads leading in all directions. When they looked back at the place they had just been, they found that there was only a wall behind them.

Just like the wall they had seen earlier, they tried to go back and reached out to touch it, but it turned into a real wall, impenetrable and unbreakable.

They were surprised, and felt a greater sense of wariness and awe towards this place, looking at Su Zhan with more respect than before.

As expected, the Moon Worship Tribe never makes a mistake in choosing their members. If Su Zhan didn't have the strength, how could he possibly be here?

Su Zhan had no interest in understanding what they were thinking; he focused all his attention on the exploration.

He looked around the corners of the tomb chamber, and to prevent illusions and Illusion Formation like the one before, he released countless ants, Rats, spiders, and other creatures made of demonic energy.

Looking in all directions, they indeed discovered many places invisible to the naked eye, with extremely faint white Pearl placed in many nooks and crannies.

The Pearl emitted a soft, faint light, so faint that it was invisible to the naked eye.

The light emitted by those tiny creatures could only be seen when they were within a radius of about ten feet.

Besides the light, it also seemed to be emanating waves of Spiritual Qi. Based on his previous experience, Su Zhan guessed that this should be the small Formation Eye of the Formation.

These Pearl are some long-lost treasures, materials that can be used as the core of Formation Eye.

Without the Spirit Energy supporting these Pearl, these Formation would probably have been destroyed over Years. They couldn't possibly be preserved so well and still have such a strong effect, enough to trap a group of experts.

Seeing these things, Su Zhan was very tempted. After repeatedly confirming that the Formation they had set up was only used to maintain the Illusion Formation here.

He then confidently used his magic to collect all the Pearl for his future use, so as to avoid setting up illusions here again and interfering with his vision.

One by one, the Pearl were collected, and the illusion here gradually weakened. Once all the Pearl were gathered and dissipated, the light here instantly became much brighter.

The hanging luminous wall lamps around us were much brighter than before, and our vision was no longer obstructed. We could easily scan every corner of the place and truly see the structure and size of the tomb chamber.

Su Zhan around and began to carefully study the Murals on the wall, one by one. The Murals seemed to depict the development history of the Moon Worship Tribe over the years.

They witnessed their rise, starting as a small and weak tribe.

They struggled to survive, and initially seemed to have no understanding of cultivation.

Suddenly one day, the Murals became bright, and there were movements of cultivation depicted within Murals. It was as if, without anyone knowing when, Spiritual Qi had appeared in this world, which could be used for cultivation.

They began to evolve rapidly, and the surrounding buildings and tools they used changed visibly. The buildings in the paintings became increasingly tall and extravagant.

Looking further ahead, on one of the Murals, a person dressed similarly to the previous Moon Worship Tribe sits on a high throne, with many other races and people kneeling below.

Many of these kneeling people are not human at all; some have cat heads, and some have snake tails. They are probably some races that have not yet fully evolved.

The remaining ones retained their human form, but their clothing was clearly different from that of the previous Moon Worship Tribe, indicating that they were all from other races.

By this time Moon Worship Tribe had already established a significant position and were ruling over many other tribes.

Su Zhan was somewhat curious, as these Murals did not indicate the date; one could only discern the order of the events and when they were performed.

The Murals doesn't describe in detail how they subdued the foreign tribes, and then it abruptly ends.

The space was only so big, Su Zhan guessed that there should be other Murals, but not in this room; they needed to continue exploring.

He kept wondering why the Moon Worship Tribe had suddenly become so powerful, and if something had happened in between.

Was it before or after the great war?

If this were before the great war, according to the information Elder Shishan had given him, they shouldn't have had such a glorious period.

But if it happened after a great war, where did all those strange races come from?

He had doubts in his mind, but he could only suppress them and investigate slowly; he knew he couldn't find the answer by simply thinking.

With his guidance, others began to study the Murals in detail.

The group also understood what the Murals was about, and what was particularly noteworthy was the expression on Elder Shishan's face.

He was quite surprised by this, Su Zhan guessed that he probably didn't know these things either.

Their records likely contain significant gaps or errors.

Su Zhan asked the others, "Have you discovered anything?"

Elder Shishan hurriedly shook his head and said, "No, no, I just feel this place is a bit strange."

He then forced a smile and changed the subject, saying, "Look over there, isn't there something strange about it?"

Su Zhan could tell he didn't want to answer, so he didn't press the matter further. Following his finger, he noticed a small platform that had risen in the middle of the Tomb Passage at some point.

If you don't look closely, you might think that this small platform was always there, but Su Zhan remembers very clearly that when they first came in, the middle of the place was empty, and there was definitely no such thing there.

He moved closer to examine the function of the small platform.

There was a semi-circular groove on top, as if it were used to hold something, but now it's empty. I don't know if that thing was never put there in the first place, or if it was taken away over the years.