"I think that would work."
Li Xiaowa nodded, but quickly added.
"But let's explore the ruins of this Devil Civilization city first. The devils depicted in the murals were very different from the ones we encountered."
"Yes. It feels like the devils who once lived here weren't like devils at all, apart from the horns on their heads. Instead, they were a kind of human, just like us."
Jiang Yang agreed.
Leaving a few researchers behind to make rubbings of the stone carvings, the group continued into the city.
They quickly made a circuit of the city and discovered that very few of its buildings were actually homes. Most served specific functions.
"This shows that they didn't actually have many people left at the time."
Qing Fengxi concluded.
"And from our general look around, aside from storing essential supplies, many of these places were devoted to research."
Li Xiaowa continued.
"And although this equipment is damaged, it has survived countless years. The Devil Civilization really was impressive."
Jiang Yang exclaimed in admiration.
Then they entered one of the largest buildings on the eastern side of the city.
This, too, was a typical twin-horned building, but it was particularly massive compared with the city's other buildings.
It covered an area as large as dozens of football fields.
Jiang Yang, Li Xiaowa, and the others pushed open the dilapidated, decaying doors and stepped inside the enormous twin-horned building.
As soon as they entered, they saw all sorts of decaying equipment neatly arranged inside.
"Although we don't know what materials this equipment was made from, its internal components have long since corroded. It can't be used anymore."
Li Xiaowa said as she looked at the equipment.
Jiang Yang didn't mind that it was unusable and continued farther inside.
Soon, they found an enormous