To dye an entire ten-meter-high pillar red, that would require an inordinate amount of rabbit meat!
This is just one pillar.
No, it shouldn't be that much. He only put rabbit meat on it, not a whole rabbit. If it was a whole rabbit...
etc!
Xu Xin suddenly felt that these statues had other meanings.
When Xu Xin saw these statues for the first time, he felt that they were extremely exaggerated, because certain parts of the beast statues were magnified to an outrageous degree.
The tusks of the wild boar statue are extremely huge and curved, longer than the entire body of the pig. Does this mean that the tusks of the wild boar are the most suitable sacrifices?
Xu Xin walked to the stone pillar of the rabbit statue and a wave of heat hit his face.
Unlike the altar, this pillar actually radiates heat.
This statue is also very exaggerated. The originally cute rabbit looks very ferocious on the statue, with its eyes wide open and its teeth bared, as if it is looking up and howling at the sky. The two rabbit ears, which should have been the cutest part of the rabbit, now look like two sharp swords, placed straight on the rabbit's back, longer than the body.
"Rabbit ears? Are the special parts of the rabbit statue rabbit ears?"
Xu Xin looked at the statues of the wolf and the cat again. The most exaggerated part of the wolf was its fangs, which were even more exaggerated than those of a saber-toothed tiger and were about to prick his feet. The most exaggerated part of the cat was the sharp claws of its front paws, with the long claws of its two sharp claws wrapped around one side of the stone pillar and even directly pierced into the pillar.
"Pig's tusks, rabbit's ears, wolf's fangs, and cat's claws. These parts of the statue look very exaggerated. Could it be that these parts are the real sacrifices?" Xu Xin muttered to himself.
But he had dissected all four animals and had not obtained materials from these parts.
"Do you cut it with a regular knife, or put the whole thing on?"
Xu Xin felt something was wrong. He thought there must be something he hadn't discovered, so he walked around the altar and started searching on his own.
Sure enough, there was a pattern that looked out of place just below the edge of the altar. Xu Xin poked it with his stone spear and actually pushed it down. When he retracted the spear, the sunken part immediately popped out, like a stone drawer.
In the drawer lay a small knife with a black body and a blood-red blade.
Xu Xin hesitated for a moment, but still reached out and picked up the knife.
[Altar Knife (Blue): A knife used to cut sacrificial materials. Remember to put it back to the altar after use, otherwise the "gods" will be angry!]
That's it! His guess was right!
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