Yun Jianyue couldn't help but exclaim, "The Grand Master's mastery of spatial arts is truly terrifying."

Yan Xuehen also looked solemn. They knew that with Yu Yanluo's current strength, it was impossible for her to refine such an exquisite thing on her own; it could only be done by a priest.

Yu Yanluo blushed slightly: "This is a treasure I obtained in an ancient secret realm many years ago. Later, my master helped me process it, and that's how this Thousand Miles of Mountains and Seas Map came to be."

Yan Xuehen and Yun Jianyue were relieved. So these were ancient treasures. If they were all the work of the Grand Master, then they were far too powerful to be worthy of despair.

Sword Comes

At this moment, Zu'an suddenly had a thought: "This should be the Shaoxian Mountain that Shun just mentioned."

The group thought of the mysterious voice that had mentioned "Shaoxian Mountain, barren of vegetation, mostly green and blue," which was exactly the same as this place.

"Everyone be careful, we've probably entered the territory of the Yayu," Zu'an warned.

The group stopped collecting the blue-green stones and cautiously observed their surroundings.

“Have you noticed that we haven’t encountered a single ferocious beast since we entered this mountain?” Yu Yanluo said.

“That’s normal. Other creatures tend to avoid the territory of powerful beings,” Yun Jianyue said. She also scanned the area with her divine sense, but did not sense the presence of the Yayu.

"Hey, there's a temple over there?"

Following Yan Xuehen's slender fingers, one could see a solitary little temple halfway up the mountain.

The group rushed over and found that the small temple was very dilapidated, with holes everywhere, and looked like it was about to collapse at any moment with a gust of wind.

“There are words written on it.” Yu Yanluo looked up at the top of the temple gate and saw a plaque hanging diagonally. Whether it was due to decay from the long time or something that destroyed it, only a small part of the plaque remained. It was hanging crookedly on the plaque, and only one word could be seen. The words after it were incomplete, with only a few strokes, and it was impossible to guess what they meant.

“Two?” Zu An recognized the first character, looking completely bewildered. What kind of plaque would start with “two”?

It sounds like they're mocking or insulting someone.