Food rights and wine beauty: turn a god to farm

Chapter 678 Dongyang Guardian Beast Original Body

In the picture is a tall and strong man in a bird-like robe, holding a huge flat-bottomed stone plate in his hands. Behind him are a group of people in simple clothes, but the bird-like elements can still be seen from the costumes.

These people are all bowing their heads, and they should be the followers of the man. The man is likely to be a certain emperor in Dongyang, or a high-ranking person like a priest.

In front of and above the man is a huge tree with outstretched branches in a patchwork pattern, and it seems that an exquisite tree house has been built on it.

A fist-sized bird stands on a lush branch on the treetop.

Compared with the trees and people, the birds are too small to be found without looking carefully, and the birds are too vague, as if they were deliberately scraped off by something, so they can only be judged vaguely from their outlines.

But thinking of what she just discovered, plus the national emblem, she guessed that this bird might be a mythical beast, or it might have something to do with it.

Especially the clothes on those people, with so many bird-like elements, she can basically be sure that the beast should be a bird.

She tried her best to recall the records about the beasts or beasts she had seen.

Among them, the number of birds is relatively rare, and the most famous ones are mostly auspicious beasts such as Phoenix, Blue Bird, Suzaku, Bi Fang, and Golden Crow.

I just don't know whether the guardian beast of the Dongyang Empire is an auspicious beast or a fierce beast.

Among the known ferocious beasts, the ones belonging to birds and birds are nothing more than ghost cars, Qin Yuan, Dang Hu and the like.

Moreover, these birds and beasts will become fierce beasts. In addition to their natural division, they are also because of their extremely ferocious and treacherous nature, which is completely unlike the legendary guardian beast of the Eastern Yang Empire.

If the other party was really cruel, how could he not only fail to retaliate cruelly after being offended and leave in anger, but also come back to save the lifeline of Dongyang Empire in the end.

However, since ancient times, good and evil cannot be generalized. What they see are just records. Who can be sure that the good god must be good, and the fierce beast must be fierce.

Inexplicably, she suddenly thought of the two people she met in Mokuhessen before... no, two fierce beasts.

After thinking about it, he couldn't help but take out the bone armor fragment from the mustard space.

This thing is the same as before, without any change, and it doesn't feel any harm.

But she didn't understand why the other party gave her this thing.

And who was Xiao Ba they kept talking about at that time, did they admit the wrong person?

At first, I thought it was just a coincidence and didn't pay much attention, but now after linking these things that were originally unrelated but seem to be closely related, it is inexplicably interesting.

Unknowingly, he raised his hand and gently stroked the invisible relief of the bird, frowning and lost in thought.

After a while, she paused suddenly, then turned around in doubt.

Just now, she seemed to vaguely heard a low and clear bird song, which sounded a bit like a warbler.

However, the sound disappeared too quickly, and she didn't open her mind to check, fearing that it would be used as an external force to stimulate Tashan's original strength to fight, so she was not sure if there were other animals here.

After waiting for a while, she didn't hear any more movement, so she didn't stay any longer and continued to walk towards the top of the mountain.

It's just that she didn't see it. The relief of the bird that was touched before suddenly flashed a faint golden glow, and then the outline of the bird became clearer and clearer. It seemed that the sleeping bird was awakened and would wake up at any time.

But as the golden light faded, it quickly returned to its original lifelessness.

Although the structure of the imperial mausoleum is arranged from top to bottom, entering the imperial mausoleum is not like walking from bottom to top as outside.

On the contrary, if you want to enter the interior of the imperial mausoleum, you must go down from the Yuntian Pavilion.

The Dongyang Empire has gone through countless generations, and no matter how long the human life span is, there are countless mausoleums in it.

In addition to the imperial mausoleum in Tashan that can be seen from the surface, the mountain is also hollow, and there are countless mausoleums under it.

The emperor's coffin was buried in the back, and several people had to take turns to lift it down, and those with fast feet had to walk for at least two or three days.

An Ning's speed is not slow, but he stopped and stopped, and it was almost a day after he reached the top of the mountain, and the night began to rise.

The night wind on the top of the mountain was a bit shady, but it didn't carry a trace of yin energy, maybe there was, but before the yin energy gathered, it was blown away by the gathered and quickly draining aura.

This can also be regarded as a blessing and a curse.

Yuntian Pavilion is a three-story tower building. There is no civil engineering in the whole building, and it is all carved from a huge mountain rock from the inside to the outside.

Such craftsmanship can only be called a superb workmanship.

In front of the tower is a long road with low stone steps. There are many sculptures on both sides, including animals and human statues, but they are somewhat concrete.

On both sides of each sculpture, there are two people sitting cross-legged in meditation. These people are the gatekeepers of Yuntian Pavilion.

Although Tashan is desolate and uninhabited along the way, there are quite a lot of guards in Yuntian Pavilion, a total of 108 people, and although they are all ordinary people, they are all powerful and powerful, and their strength is not inferior to high-level warriors.

Moreover, these people are gatekeepers passed down from generation to generation. Their only belief in life is to guard the Yuntian Pavilion. If anyone wants to offend the Yuntian Pavilion, even the emperor, they will fight with their lives.

An Ning looked at the guards who seemed to be harmless at the moment, took out a small bottle from the mustard space, opened the lid, and shook it gently.

Immediately, a faint fragrance drifted away with the wind, slowly blending into the air.

It is not suitable to use other powers here, so if you want to pass the gate guard, you can only go a little sideways.

The thing she uses is also harmless to the human body. It is a kind of sedative medicine she made herself. It just adds something more, so that people can quickly enter a deep sleep, immerse themselves in sweet dreams, and wake up when the effect wears off.

She hid in the shadows and waited patiently.

After about half an hour, she walked out of the dark place and threw a stone over.

There was a dull clatter of stones on the stony ground.

Apart from this sound, there was no other sound in the surrounding area.

Confirming that the tranquilizing medicine had worked, she walked quickly along the long road to the gate of Yuntian Pavilion.

The gate of Yuntian Pavilion is a huge stone gate.

The stone gate seems to be a bunch of wings joined together. There are 28 holes from top to bottom at the joint. To open the stone gate, a corresponding key is required.

An Ning raised her hand to touch the necklace, and took out 28 feather-shaped stone keys from the mustard.

These are in the altar. In the past, 28 priests took turns to put in the keys to open the door.

After all 28 keys were put in, Shimen began to change.

The matching wings moved upwards, and the giant bird, which had been sleeping repeatedly, was waking up, and the wings wrapping its body slowly unfolded, which was extremely spectacular.

While waiting, she carefully observed the winged stone door, and found that the stone door was carved very finely, even the details on the wings were carved lifelike, and some of them even had patterns similar to runes.

(End of this chapter)