The temple was pitch-black, with rows of pillars supporting an elaborate vaulted ceiling. Looking up at the outlines in the darkness, they resembled enormous crows spreading their wings, using their shoulders and backs to hold up the circular dome.
There was no sign of Yuan-ti architectural traits here at all.
Of course, the reliefs outside the entrance were written in the Yuan-ti language, but that did not mean the entire temple had been built by the Yuan-ti. Still, this style was steeped in mystery, and Su Ming liked it quite a bit.
When he had previously said that the temple was a maze, he had not been speaking carelessly. He had deduced it from information he had learned in his previous life.
According to the records of local myths, this world had originally been nothing more than a seed called the Star Seed. It could also be called Zola; there was essentially no difference, as both referred to the universe's original form.
Over in Marvel, it was called the "Cosmic Egg." In DC, it was called "an idea within Chaos and the void." Different worlds had different names for it, but they were more or less the same.
The seed sprouted and gave birth to the Power of Grayskull. The Power of Grayskull was a fusion of two forces, light and darkness, and it embodied balance.
One only had to look at Castle Grayskull to understand. If its nature had been purely light, how could its temporary dwelling possibly have taken the form of a giant skull? And how could the hero it chose have been called "King Grayskull"?
King Grayskull earned that title because the Yuan-ti he had slaughtered covered the land. There were too many bodies to collect and too many to burn, so they weathered away in