The figures in this mural appear to be a group of primitive people.
Their behavior suggested they were fighting over something.
That alone made me feel a little uncomfortable.
It felt like I had suddenly been transported to that primitive tribe.
My heart skipped a beat. If it were just a problem with the mechanism, it probably wouldn't be possible to achieve such precision.
The characters are depicted vividly, bit by bit. How could this be a mechanism?
I absolutely do not believe it.
The next second, a strange pushing force suddenly appeared on the mural, and both the girl and I involuntarily took two steps back.
The girl and I had just managed to break free from the forward momentum, but now this force, like a gust of wind, suddenly pushed us backward.
When Yiyi saw this, she was just as dumbfounded as I was.
Because the scenes depicted on it, and the movements of every character, are so incredibly realistic.
Lifelike, as if there were real primitive people in front of you.
The only downside is that the ceiling is too low, which makes me feel like I'm in a coffin and very oppressed.
If it were any higher, and the light any brighter, I would even feel like I was visiting a mural or something in an ancient Egyptian tomb.
And it was precisely this feeling that made me feel the burning sensation below my body gradually turn into warmth, and it wasn't as uncomfortable as before.
Not only that, I've also noticed that my condition is visibly improving.
Visually, I found that the mural in front of me had become clearer.
From just a few outlines being carved out, it seems that the people on it are starting to have noses and eyes, and even their facial features are starting to look like modern people!
And what they seem to be fighting over is something like grass and trees...
I stared intently at the scene before me, then turned around to look behind me; there seemed to be nothing left in the vicinity.
Apart from the raised stone platform in the middle, the area where we just entered has been completely sealed off by curtains.
And the originally incredibly soft curtain was just a piece of cloth.
Now it stands there, perfectly still, like a sealed door.
Looking at the scene before me, my heart sank. The difficulty of escaping was even greater than that of the surrounding walls.
I know very well that once I'm trapped here, escaping is practically impossible.
Or rather, the girl and I are in a very difficult situation right now.
Not to mention being trapped here, we don't even know what kind of contract we're bound by.
For the time being, it seems that the effectiveness of this agreement is somewhat related to our own state of mind.
But I don't feel much better now, although the burning sensation in my body has indeed subsided somewhat.
Could it be because of the appearance of these murals?
I hesitated for a moment.
With that in mind, I asked the girl about her current condition.
Yiyi briefly felt it, touched her arms with both hands, and winked at me.
"Brother, I feel much better now. When I came in, my lower body felt like it was on fire."
It's now clearly a faint burning sensation..."
She spoke.
It was precisely because of this hesitation that when I looked at the mural again, it was clearly much clearer.
Even compared to before, there's a new scene now...
What has been carved out is something resembling a forest, or even a tropical rainforest...
Seeing this scene, I was so surprised that I didn't know what to say.
I doubted whether all of this was real.
After I rubbed my eyes again, I found that the thing hadn't changed at all.
Instead, they are still slowly adding details.
Every stroke is exquisitely crafted, as if it were the real thing.
The characters depicted are also very lifelike.
I stared at the girl with a probing gaze and casually asked if she knew the characters depicted on the painting.
The girl was so shocked by the ever-increasing details that she was speechless.
He stared at it carefully for a while, then answered haltingly.
“Brother… I can’t tell, but… there’s a strange sense of familiarity…”
Her words struck me like a blow.
I realized it in an instant.
Yes! It's that familiar feeling!
I can be sure about every single object here, whether it's the people rushing around or these trees...
Including the half-river that was just added, I've never seen any of these things before!
The problem is that every single object on this seems to be closely related to me, or even seems to be something from my surroundings.
I thought about it carefully, and it's absolutely impossible.
I've lived with my grandfather since I was a child, including later at the funeral home.
Then there were the strange things that happened later in his career...
"Lightning Sword, think about it, you have a good memory."
I said anxiously.
At this moment, I even wondered if this was just another illusion created by this secret room, that is, this coffin-shaped house in front of me.
I hesitated for a moment. Could the figures in the murals before us be an illusion?
After all, just now when we came down, before we even entered this so-called palace, those steps were made of gold.
But as soon as I got off, and before I had taken more than a few steps, I looked back and saw that much of the golden luster had disappeared.
I just looked at it again carefully, and the golden light has basically disappeared completely.
It was simply a layer of dilapidated, ordinary stone.
This scene is hard for me to accept.
Originally, I even thought that it would be good if we could find something valuable in Lan Jia's sunken compass house.
After Blue Armor heals Dew Branch, it might be able to steal something, or even sell it for a profit.
However, it now seems that the valuable items here are all fake.
Could the mural that is slowly appearing before our eyes also be fake, or just an illusion?
No matter how I look at it, it doesn't seem like it.
The things on this are completely real; all that's missing is that I want to touch them.
But every time I took a step forward, trying to get a little closer to the mural, that inexplicable pushing force became even stronger.
This is inside the Dragon Palace. I wondered if it was because of the strange water pressure inside.
If it really is due to pressure, then everything makes sense.
When we go downstairs, we may be affected by the pressure, and if we misread the color, we may not be able to see the mural on the wall because of the pressure.
In other words, the appearance of this mural is driven by the distance from which we view it.
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