Chapter 77 Zongqi Slate (too troublesome, just send the monthly ticket as well)

The inner circle is composed of large pyramids that are dispersed and symmetrical, and their majestic figures can be seen from the foot of the mountain.

As Lynch approached, the Temple of Tebok near the cliff shone brightly for Lynch, and the bloody pyramid of Sotek next to it made the elves feel a chill.

It was really stained red with blood! The howling wind filled with the smell of blood was like the wailing of the dead.

Each city has a different interpretation of the ancient saints. The Temple of Kotego in the Eternal City burns with an eternal flame to commemorate the warmth of Kotego.

Now, these flames have become more intense due to Lynch's arrival, making Lynch, who is already the focus of attention, even more tireless.

All the Shijianks in the temple are coming to invite him into the temple.

Lynch tried hard to ignore the gazes and led the travelers to the large square surrounding the central pyramid where the lizardmen were training.

After the Ancient Blood Warrior gave Lynch a slight signal, he continued to focus on tactical exercises.

The atmosphere here made Lynch even happier. The clashes between the warriors made Asur unable to bear to watch. Lynch just felt that they were seeing things unfamiliar and were surprised by them.

Since you can't kill him, isn't it normal to just practice with the obsidian stick?

Cold-blooded obsidian is not obsidian, and no one knows what this material is.

A solid stone stick decorated with "bronze" teeth becomes a saw sword.

Of course, this "bronze" is not copper.

In order to avoid the restless priests of Kotego and the eager priests of Taibok, Lynch fled directly to the Zongqi Pyramid.

There is no benefit to contacting the Skink Priests, only wasted energy.

The real ruler is Slann, and the Lizard Priests only maintain it on his behalf. Lynch cannot get assistance from the Temple of Oxo unless Slann agrees.

Asur thought something had happened, and in shock he followed Lynch closely.

No elf would think that they have the ability to break through. The dense pterosaurs in the sky alone are enough to scare away the flying dragons.

The pyramid steps were dotted with patrols, and from time to time one could see the rock-like temple guards.

There is a water channel on each step, and the entire pyramid is a large fountain. Magic patterns purify the filth of the circulating water.

After Priest Zongqi saluted Linqi, he hurriedly continued his work.

The other two ancient priests no longer tried to harass Lynch because Lynch had already come to the realm of another ancient saint.

No one would dare to offend an ancient saint of the least influence, let alone the giver of endurance, the water god Zongqi!

Zongqi blessed ones with sea-blue marks on their backs can be seen everywhere. Except for some confidential places and the observatory, Lynch was allowed to visit all the rooms.

With this restriction, Lynch had nothing to see, so he could only take the elves to visit the ancient holy stone tablets.

The stone tablets in the Ox-Ozonqi Pyramid are of historical value only; the prophecies they record have long since come true.

The ancient holy tablets are made of gold, and time has left no trace on them.

The prophecy was too obscure, even Lynch, a lizardman, found it difficult to understand, let alone Asur.

They could only scratch their heads and frown, trying to interpret the extraordinary with their mortal wisdom.

Lynch discovered that the stone slabs here recorded the plans of the ancient saints when they created the world.

It doesn't look like it was carved by the Old Ones themselves, but more like a retelling of the Old Ones' plan by the Slann or the Skinks, giving the science a mythical touch.

This is also normal, the ancient saints are just giving orders.

Teclis eventually gave up on deciphering it; the text on the stone tablet was too ancient and the records were too obscure.

The Grand Master humbly asked Lynch, hoping that Lynch could reveal the revelations from ancient times to them.

Lynch picked out some that were not so confidential.

“In the beginning, the waters flourished, and the dry land was small.

Zong Qi said, I want to change the water and the land.

He went down under the waters and emerged from the dry land.

The waters are spiritual and gather together above the earth.

Zongqi made the dry land separate the waters so that they could not meet, and thus the sea and the land appeared.

There were beasts on the land and more birds in the sky.

Zongqi said, “Whoever makes a covenant with me will surely prosper.”

Those who walked on two feet became fruitful and multiplied; they disgraced the spirits of the seas.

A huge beast rises from the bottom of the sea and overturns everything on the land.

Zong Qi used wind and thunder to open his eyes there, making the sea farther away from the land under the sky.

Zongqi also split the bottoms of the seas, causing all the beasts to fall into the abyss.

These seem to be about the conflict between the ancient saints and the native species when they first came.

Lynch was not interested at all, after all, he knew more than anyone else.

But Lynch couldn't stand the scholar's fiery gaze, and finally he became fed up and left the Zongqi Temple directly.

With his prominent prestige, Lin Qi recruited a group of animal trainers in the animal training area. They drove the mounted pterosaurs to the Huangqi Gate and taught the hunters there how to tame pterosaurs.

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Without staying too long, Lynch prepared to inspect the southern outpost, and then head north to Hesiota to unlock the star map.

The travelers re-entered the jungle, and the elves had enough knowledge of the next journey, as it was close to Twilight Fortress.

Teclis appeared to be in a trance again, and Lynch thought that the devil was following him again, but he found that the archmage showed no signs of being affected.

The Archmage frowned, somewhat unsure, and said:

"There's a beast roaring."

The Swordmaster of Hoss protected the wizard, and no one expressed any doubt, but Lynch did not smell any danger.

"Lustria is full of wild beasts."

"It's a more dangerous, unnatural beast."

"Chaos creature?"

"No, but equally bloodthirsty."

"I am more bloodthirsty, so let it come!"

Lynch dispelled the mage's doubts with absolute confidence. Even to be modest, they were considered the top adventure team.

Legions that were not numerous enough had to make way for them, for the sake of an invincible warrior and supreme wizard.

The explorers moved forward again. The signs of Lizardmen activities became increasingly scarce, but occasionally they could see camps left by other creatures.

Perhaps they were Norscans, or perhaps they were Druzil, or perhaps they were the demon followers who were watching Lynch. They used bones as decorations and built a strange altar.

The blood-stained campsite has decayed, but the altar remains intact.

On the altar there is a huge statue made of beast skulls and skins. Dried blood clings to the stone platform. One can feel the madness and hatred in it just by looking at it.

The scorching sun shone through the gaps in the dense forest, but it could not dispel the chill in the camp.

External influences could not disturb Lynch, but the elves all showed discomfort.

As if an invisible spirit was whispering in their ears, the elves clenched their weapons tightly, trying their best to suppress the hatred and desire for destruction that were surging in their hearts.

“Bang!”

Lynch kicked the statue down and purified it completely with his scepter.

He hated playing tricks the most. If it was a monster like the Devil's Blade, it would not bother with such low-level tricks.

Lynch is able to easily deal with monsters that are not as powerful as the lizard monsters.

This is Lustria, the territory of the Lizardmen! Lin Qi would never let this disgusting statue stand in the rainforest, that is the treatment only given to the monument of the ancient saints.

The moment the statue collapsed, a flock of birds were startled in the distance. It seemed that Lynch's prey had come to his door.

(End of this chapter)