“What are you talking about!”
Tyhees thought the two men in front of him were simply insane.
What gods?
What ancestors!
Qin Hai gave her a look and said, “You will understand all this.”
“I don’t understand!”
Tehis yelled, saying, “Speak clearly! Say it clearly!”
“Can you understand if I say it?” Qin Hai asked rhetorically, “Sometimes it’s best to understand when you’ve actually experienced it.”
Thais was considered a wise woman and she nodded silently, and by this time Zuo Wei Men had already opened the secret door and was underneath a sculpture, which Thais followed in silently and wordlessly, with a confused look on her face, obviously still unable to digest Qin Hai and Zuo Wei Men’s words.
The dark passage was pitch-black.
After walking for about a hundred meters, the ground was getting lower and lower, and the cave was getting more and more humid and stifling, but the path was much wider at this point, and Zuo Wei Men shone his searchlight on the walls on both sides, which were smoothly polished by hand, with some frescoes carved on them. “On it should be an account of the Titans.”
“Oh?”
Qin Hai was instantly interested.
Looked around.
The frescoes formally showed some majestic giants struggling with the giant beasts in the middle of the ocean, and although these frescoes were full of mythology, Qin Hai knew that these should have been real occurrences.
The Titans.
Since they were called Titans.
Originally, they were the giants of the earth.
On the mural, they were in flames, facing an oceanic beast countless times their size, but they were not the least bit defeated, and Tychicus looked at them with a bewildered look, feeling as if something was churning in his blood.
And deeper into it.
The content of the mural had changed.
Twelve titans kill the depths of the ocean, as if they were invincible, their waving fists easily tearing apart monsters with human shapes.
“These monsters, what are they.”
Tychicus asked, trembling.
Somehow, even with the long-ago murals, she still had fear.
Qin Hai said, “They are the gods, and in the eyes of the Titans, they are monsters, so that is what is shown above the mural.”
“Pour ground what are the gods?” Tehis asked.
Zuoemon gave a laugh and said, “Almost all the myths and legends you have heard since you were a child are the occasional appearances of these monsters at one time or another, and then a certain amount of embellishment and propaganda and fiction by the believers.”
Tehis was silent.
Continuing to look at the mural.
After a few panels had passed, the twelve titans who had been on a killing spree were defeated, at the hands of a monster of humanity.
Upon seeing this, Zoeemon said, “Do you think it’s true?”
“There is no need for the Titan clan to discredit itself.” Qin Hai said, “This fellow, if he is still alive, is my greatest enemy, I’m afraid.”
“I hope he’s dead.”
Zuo Wei Men said.
Qin Hai didn’t reply, but continued to look on.
The failed twelve Titan giants were captured on a terrifying island, an island with a terrifying abyss in its midst, and even though the mural was rather abstract, it still felt like a pang of numbness, while Qin Hai stared at the mural with a gleam of brilliant light in his eyes, “The City of the Sea of Clouds!”
Zuo Wei Men gave him a surprised look and did not say anything.
And continued to look on.
It was the descendants of twelve titans, fleeing from the gods and arriving on the barren continent of Africa, and the fresco ended there, without mentioning anything about the Order of the Titans.
Through this dark passage.
Soon one comes to a natural cave.
From the weathering marks on the stone walls around the cave, one could tell that it was also quite old, and as Zaemon had said, there was nothing but a pool of water in this cave, and the walls around it were empty and withered.
“This is it.”
Zuoemon said.
Qin Hai walked to the pool of water.
After shining a searchlight, he found that the water was very shallow, and at its deepest point it was no more than knee-deep. He raised an eyebrow and reached out to shake his hand in the pool of water.
Zuoemon didn’t bother him either.
Tahith, on the other hand, stood aside, continuing to mull over what the two Qin Hai had just said.
“Ordinary water?”
Qin Hai frowned.
The eyes were like lightning.
He looked carefully at the pool of water, but soon found a little bright light in a corner, he hurried to look, but found nothing.
He did not think it was an illusion.
At his level of strength, unless there was someone with the kind of mind control ability that was counter-intuitive, there would be no hallucinations.
Only after checking for more than twenty minutes nothing could be found.
He frowned and threw the stone out of his hand, but as it passed through the searchlight light, another flash suddenly fell into Qin Hai’s line of sight.
He hastily picked up the stone and put it under the searchlight, and found a tiny dot of light wriggling on the stone, which disappeared when the light was moved away.
“Like this?”
Qin Hai Hai returned the stone to the water.
Then he looked at Tehisis and said, “The stone.”
Tahith froze and after slowing down threw the stone that his father had left behind to Qin Hai.
Qin Hai threw it straight into the middle of the pool of water, then shone his searchlight towards that water, and Zaemon and Tehis came forward, only to see that in the water, where the light was shining, thousands of points of light kept flashing towards Tehis’s piece of stone, dense and magnificent.
“Is this?”
Tyhees’ eyes widened.
Both were silent, and after about five minutes, the dots of light, though still writhing, were nevertheless writhing in sync near the stone, forming a magnificent and arcane image.
“A map!”
Zoeemon exclaimed.
But also because of his alarm, the writhing dots of light seemed to be frightened and quickly retreated.
Zuo Wei Men was so frightened that he hastily covered his mouth.
Qin Dahai, on the other hand, glared at him, and then with an empty grasp of his right hand, the stone fell into his hand and said, “We should go.”
“Where to?”
Zuo Wei Men asked after him.
But Qin Hai was already sprinting out.
The two Thais hurriedly followed.
After exiting the cave, retransmitting through the dark passage and returning to the dilapidated church, Qin Hai pinched his brow.
Zaemon, on the other hand, had a gloomy look on his face, which was more than a little ironic.
“What’s wrong?”
Tehis asked, puzzled.
Qin Hai pointed to the doorway, gesturing for her to see for herself.
Puzzled, Tehisis then walked towards the door and just opened it, but slammed it shut.
For she saw that countless rebels had surrounded the place heavily!