The Three-Legged Golden Crows and Fusang Wood?
When Lin Ke read this passage, he thought of certain myths and legends from his previous world.
Only here, there was no legend of "ten suns blazing in the sky, and Hou Yi shooting them down."
The Black Tortoise True Lord entered the Mulberry Forest and discussed the Dao with the ten Three-Legged Golden Crow siblings. They enjoyed a lively conversation.
The Black Tortoise True Lord even invited the Golden Crow brothers to travel with him, but they refused.
Their reason was rather strange. The eldest Three-Legged Golden Crow put it this way:
"Our mother has yet to mature. We must remain here to watch over her."
"Their mother has yet to mature?" Lin Ke mulled over those words, finding them almost absurd.
Yet he also felt he had caught the faintest spark of inspiration.
After that, the Black Tortoise True Lord naturally departed.
The account was very brief, covering only one stop on the Black Tortoise True Lord Wen Tianxing's journey.
During Middle Antiquity, the Black Tortoise True Lord had roamed mountains and great marshes, often encountering things connected to High Antiquity or even Remote Antiquity. It made for fascinating reading.
He had also said that when the Golden Core broke its shell to become an infant, true intent mattered most.
And when Infant Origin underwent fusion to achieve Spirit Transformation, transforming true intent into divine intent mattered even more.
Thus, his purpose in roaming the mountains was to ask one question: "What exactly is my own Heavenly Dao?"
In the end, the book did not record what became of the Black Tortoise True Lord, but the journey itself was certainly remarkable.
What Lin Ke found most useful, however, was the description of the Three-Legged Golden Crows and Fusang Wood.
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