Within a vast, boundless Underground Cavern, stone spikes covered the ceiling, riddled with holes. Sand poured noisily from some of them into the expanse of flowing sand below. It surged and churned like a river, despite there being not a trace of water...
A massive arched stone bridge spanned the river of sand, looking as though it had formed naturally.
Shuffle! Shuffle! Shuffle!!! Footsteps sounded across the bridge.
Ye Han walked above these strange hollows, marveling at the river of flowing sand. The wonders of creation truly never ceased to amaze him.
Carried and guided by the statue that the Eternal Ancient Token had transformed into, he had flown for several hours before reaching the so-called Eternal Ancient Tomb, hidden within an exceedingly secluded underground limestone cavern.
Without the Token to guide him, finding the Eternal Ancient Tomb amid the boundless desert would have cost Ye Han a considerable amount of time.
After entering this enormous underground limestone cavern, the Eternal Ancient Token had reverted to its original form.
Ye Han had initially thought he would have to face attacks from the Eternal God Statues upon entering the Eternal Ancient Tomb. Those things were terrifying beyond measure; a single strike matched the full-powered blow of a heaven-connecting spirit treasure.
Yet the only obstacles along the way had been two assaults by the falling winds of the Falling Wind Desert. With the experience of his previous encounter, however, and with the Eternal God Statue formed by the Eternal Ancient Token utterly unafraid of those winds...
The journey had gone quite smoothly, bringing him right to the entrance of the Eternal Ancient Tomb...
After crossing the arched bridge, Ye Han entered an immense, empty limestone cavern. Ahead stood the entrance to a vast tomb, its two perfectly smooth stone doors each several