The first few murals depicted the Fengyue Kingdom at the height of its prosperity.
Agriculture, politics, the army—the sculptors had ingeniously captured these difficult subjects in their murals for future generations, leaving Chen Hao marveling once again at the wisdom of the ancients.
But when Chen Hao reached the seventh mural, the scenes took a sharp turn for the worse.
One night, dark clouds suddenly filled the sky, accompanied by rolling thunder.
Various winged monsters appeared overhead, hiding among the dark clouds as they launched a surprise attack on the Fengyue Kingdom.
Looking at the flying monsters depicted in the mural, Chen Hao couldn't help associating them with vampires from Western legends.
The next mural showed packs of werewolves as well.
Vampires and werewolves? Could the fall of the Fengyue Kingdom have had something to do with Western nations?
While Chen Hao pondered this, he suddenly spotted a woman in the next mural. Holding a strange flame and surrounded by countless citizens, she single-handedly fought the vampires filling the skies and the Werewolf army covering the ground.
From the inscriptions accompanying the mural, Chen Hao surmised that the woman was undoubtedly Princess Fengyue, and what she held was none other than Underworld Fire.
Chen Hao's eyes widened as he continued. In the next mural, Princess Fengyue held the Underworld Fire and struck the ground with her palm. The entire ground instantly collapsed, and flames blazed into the sky.
Even more astonishingly, numerous flying monsters identical to vampires suddenly emerged from beneath the collapsed ground.
The only difference was that these monsters had three pairs of wings.
The sight of those three pairs of wings immediately reminded Chen Hao of the Stone Statue Ghoul he had just subdued.
Could the Stone Statue Ghoul have flown out of this fissure? The more