Walker Of The Worlds

The first room that Lin Mu arrived in was not the entry hallway, as he hadn't exactly entered from there.

'Though if it's this far deep in the ground, does it really matter where its entryway is?' Lin Mu thought and looked around.

He was standing in what looked like a side room and coming out from it, he found himself in a hallway that extended for quite some distance.

"It's surprising it has managed to maintain its form all this time." Lin Mu said as he looked at the walls and the weight bearing pillars.

There was certainly damage spread in the building, but it was still standing. He found many halls and rooms to have collapsed walls, but the load-bearing pillars still managed to hold up the ceiling. Even if the Gravity here was just 10, it was still higher than what a normal building would be able to bear.

And even if one took away the gravity, just the sheer amount of weight that was on top of it should have long since flattened it into a plate.

Still, it had managed to last this long, making Lin Mu think there was probably something reinforcing it.

His immortal sense traced the walls and found remnants of formations on them. They were carved using immortal Qi itself and had fine channels traced into the walls themselves.

"The Formations have long since been broken… And yet the building has held up. Astounding." Lin Mu couldn't help but say.

From what he could estimate, the formations had run out of energy several tens of thousands of years ago and then lost their structure a few thousand years after that. By now they were but just a shadow of what they used to be.

"These weren't carved in Dao Script though…" Lin Mu noticed from some of the remnants.

Since they weren't carved on the surface, they were much harder to make it. It was as if one had written on concrete using a thread, then let it harden, and then poured more concrete on it to seal it all.

"Interesting… what script is this? Definitely not the common tongue of the Rust Sky world… it's over a hundred thousand years old, so it should be an older dialect maybe?" Lin Mu muttered to himself as he continued to analyze.

But once he arrived in the central hallway, he realized that the script had changed once more.

"Shamanic Script of the Demons?" This time, Lin Mu could recognize it.

Lin Mu had read it, or rather Xukong had read it for him when the Crown Prince had asked him to translate the tablet. Lin Mu could still not read it of course, but that didn't mean he couldn't recognize the letters either.

me what do these say?" Lin Mu

make any sense," Xukong

mean?" Lin

actually written in any sensible manner. It's like someone randomly wrote letters.

his mind. "Some of the Encrypting formations

is probably due to

precautionary security system activated and

shame that he couldn't make out what must have been

sure… This is definitely linked with the temple we saw on the asteroid and it is also

Xukong replied. "Perhaps that might be the reason why it is here now. It could have been

one would be able to come here. Even Transcendent Immortals would be struck at the surface." Lin

after room, finding all of them to

Mu reckoned they were being used as mural displays. As each room

them

just a conflict between demons and humans like he had seen in the previous murals,

to room

I can figure out… The demons had conflicts with humans, wars happened, and then they lost. Then they had conflicts amongst themselves over some kind of treasure. One tribe kept the treasure and others tried to get it… possibly to take

but the tribes fought against the keeper tribe. This

parts to it, but unfortunately, the murals in this area

the central area, huh… all the murals lead to here." Lin Mu

that seemed to be

no Immortal Qi fluctuations." Lin Mu

should have sensed it being here from the

that the curtain actually had no substance. It neither blocked him nor attacked him. It was a mix of brown and

Immortal Qi fluctuations, it isn't made from runes. A skill of

it, Lin Mu got closer and touched

~Ripple~

water. There was no

thin… barely a millimeter thick." Lin

~shua~