People are in the comprehensive tomb, unloading the mountain and stealing the chief

"Just continue painting so you don't forget it later."

Shirley Yang did not rush to start the translation work, but instead gave a reminder.

Although she was somewhat confident, she still wanted to make more preparations before starting.

After all, the most important thing in translation is rigor, which does not allow for any carelessness. The slightest mistake may lead to a result that is far from the original meaning.

"Okay, then you should brew it first."

Chen Ziyan naturally understood the pros and cons, so he was not in a hurry to achieve success.

However, he seemed to remain calm, but the movement of the brush in his hand inevitably became faster.

Time passed quietly, and before long, a series of pictures exuding a mysterious and ancient atmosphere gradually appeared on the paper under Chen Ziyan's precise brushstrokes.

While he was painting, Shirley Yang sat quietly by the side and watched, carefully examining Chen Ziyan's paintings while pondering the explanations corresponding to those runes in her mind.

About twenty minutes later, Chen Ziyan finally copied all the contents in his memory onto paper without any error.

After finishing the last stroke, he checked it carefully and made sure there were no omissions or mistakes. Only then did he breathe a sigh of relief.

Then, he turned his gaze to Shirley Yang next to him and asked softly, "Shirley, did you find anything?"

"The content above... seems to be a fairy tale."

After hearing Chen Ziyan's question, Shirley Yang frowned slightly and said uncertainly.

Even though she was multitasking, she still gained something in the process.

"Seems like? Where have you seen similar content?" Chen Ziyan asked immediately.

If that's the case, it would definitely help a lot.

"It's not what you think." Shirley Yang shook her head first, then explained: "Some of the contents recorded here overlap with the information we know."

Perhaps fearing that her description was not accurate enough, she immediately added: "It feels to me like a true history that has been mythologized."

She said this because some of the content on the murals was almost the same as the information they had, except that many other factors were added, making it look more like a myth.

"Tell me the details." Chen Ziyan became interested.

However, without knowing the specific situation, he could not make a more accurate judgment, so he planned to listen to Shirley Yang's translation first.

"The story here is very old, and the specific time period is very vague." Shirley Yang first reminded her, and then got to the point:
"According to the descriptions in the pictures and runes, in ancient times, there was an island in the center of this sea. A team once came here and successfully hunted down a giant monster living in the sea after going through many hardships. After the monster's corpse sank to the bottom of the sea, it gradually turned into a bronze mine. Since then, a unique flame has appeared under the water in this sea area."

Having said that, Shirley Yang paused.

They had all seen this flame before, and it was undoubtedly the dragon fire lurking on the seabed.

Chen Ziyan could naturally think of this, and he nodded at her to show that he understood, and motioned for her to continue.

"Later, another team came here, but they did not leave. Instead, they settled down on the island. These people used the mineral veins and fire on the seabed to forge. Later, as time went by, the small village at the beginning continued to grow and develop, and gradually evolved into a magnificent city."

Hearing this, a thoughtful look flashed across Chen Ziyan's eyes.

This matched the ruins they saw on the seabed. No wonder Shirley Yang thought this was a true history that had been transformed into a myth. If it were an ordinary explorer, facing this kind of speculation, he might directly regard it as a fairy tale, but Chen Ziyan's perception of this world had changed since he came down from Kunlun, so he felt that this might not be a myth, but real history.

However, he did not interrupt Shirley Yang because of this. After the relevant thought flashed through his mind, he waited patiently for the next words.

"The following contents are generally about the major events that the city has experienced. There is one event that you should be interested in. At a certain time, the ruler here specially cast a bronze tripod and presented it to the envoys who came from afar."

Shirley Yang naturally knew the secret of the past that Bai Er had narrated earlier, so she specifically described this part.

Guixu Treasure Tripod and Gua Mirror...

Chen Ziyan suddenly thought of something, that is, it seems that many dangerous places left over from ancient times are related to the Zhou Dynasty.

"Later, when mining minerals, the people living here discovered an astonishing secret. According to the records on the murals, they tried to control this secret, but ultimately failed. This failure triggered a series of terrible consequences, the most notable of which was that the island on which they depended for survival sank to the bottom of the sea."

Because she was afraid that her translation was not accurate enough and thus misled Chen Ziyan's judgment, Shirley Yang's words were not coherent and could only be said to be barely fluent.

"Because the content in some places is a bit sloppy, I can't guarantee its accuracy." Shirley Yang reminded.

"That's enough." Chen Ziyan waved his hand.

He was already very satisfied with just getting this information.

Although the mural is very complete, if he were asked to translate it, the probability of deviation would be much higher than this.

Moreover, for Chen Ziyan, who knew many secrets, many times as long as he was given a clue, he would be able to figure out the general outline of the incident.

This time is no exception!

After listening to Shirley Yang's translation, an answer subconsciously emerged in Chen Ziyan's mind.

That is - the God of Hunting!
For him, who had been to Kunlun before, this topic was not unfamiliar at all, but he had not thought about it before.

When the Lanpao Tibetans were recounting the past events of the Queen Mother of the West and the first generation of Ghost Mother, they had inadvertently mentioned that in that barbaric period, the gods in the Central Plains did not have a good life, and some weaker gods were fleeing from that dangerous environment.

If you put all these together, it would explain why a group of people appeared on this island in the deep sea in ancient times.

They are most likely chasing after the fleeing ancient gods.

The subsequent content of the mural once again proves that even the weakest god cannot be dealt with by everyone.

Chen Ziyan also had a guess about the vague secret, which was the backup plan left by the fallen ancient god.

Through the previous adventure experiences, coupled with the understanding of the original plot, Chen Ziyan has a deep understanding of the existence of ancient gods.

That is, we cannot judge whether it is harmless based on simple death.

The sudden collapse of the island in the mural proves this point.

Thinking of this, Chen Ziyan looked at the picture in his hand.

The content above is one of the few large-scale scenes in the mural.

It was the hunting god who opened the ancient times. He hadn't noticed it before, but when he looked back, he immediately found that although the size difference between the two sides was obvious, the ancestors wearing animal skins seemed to have the advantage. (End of this chapter)