When Ren Ye obtained the waist token, less than half an hour remained before nightfall. To avoid any accidents, he hurriedly called Little One over, and they each lay down in an ancient bronze coffin to rest.
At daybreak the next morning, master and disciple climbed out of their coffins. After hurriedly washing up and eating breakfast, they continued searching through the ruins.
They did not intend to travel today. Instead, they decided to dig through the graves here and keep searching for clues.
The main reason the Little Bad King was willing to spend time in these ruins was that the discoveries here involved the Immortal Wave Sect, Tide Dragon City, the Dragon Family, and the warning from the Vengeful Ghost Sect and Chu Jin.
Taken together, these mysteries left him vaguely uneasy and stirred a powerful curiosity within him.
But even digging up graves required a method. They could not simply brute-force it; they needed to think and narrow down the search. Otherwise, with such a vast wasteland and only the two of them, they might dig forever without discovering anything.
The owner of the waist token they had found yesterday was named Yang Yong, a Centurion. Judging by where his belongings had scattered, they could deduce that he had ridden in this tallest, largest carriage. Clearly, his status had not been low.
Thus, Ren Ye ordered Little One to join him in carefully searching the area around the excavated carriage a second time.
Master and disciple were both people of action. They got straight to work, toiling from morning until afternoon, resting when tired and eating on the spot when hungry.
Under this intensive "archaeological" effort, they actually discovered something extremely important: a booklet titled Records of Ominous Beings.
The Records of Ominous Beings was dug out