The third picture showed them secretly escaping during the night. But it didn’t show that Sharky will destroy one of the leaders of the Nine Northern Bandits.
They continued to look at the murals.
The main little person, another little and the armored little person reached a city. After discussing together, they entered a historical remnant.
Within the historical remnant, they obtained many things: spirit grass, precious swords, magic tools...
This was exactly what Zeenat, Aafrin and Sharky had experienced.
However, the final picture was different.
The final picture seed to show that Zeenat’s little person discovered this place and accidentally ca into this secret realm, and she saw these pictures.
The final picture depicted the little person looking at the murals with an expression of shock.
Seeing this, Sharky deeply breathed in.
Even as soone from a different world, Sharky could not help but feel quite shocked as he looked at these murals.
However, seeing the different conclusion, they realized sothing.
Most especially Zeenat, she didn’t know how this thing had changed.
She rembered in her past life, Sharky did not have the Ice powers and powers to create the Spirit Core Crystal.
But Sharky clearly knew that the reality changed because of his existence.
If he had not entered the simulation, then this body’s soul would not have been powerful enough to destroy the bandits and able to sense Saer Iqbal, and he would not have beco Saer Iqbal’s disciple.
Without Saer Iqbal’s existence, Sharky’s body would not have co into this secret realm.
Or maybe, both Sharky and Zeenat haven’t developed a relationship. So Zeenat also didn’t bring him inside.
"There’s nothing wrong with the murals; it’s just sothing that changes, and going closer to you created so variables?" Sharky asked, looking at the Zeenat.
"Even, I don’t know who can predict our moves," Zeenat said, looking shocked at the Mural.
"So cultivators can do such a thing?" Sharky did not know when the murals had been carved, but from how old they looked, they were definitely from before Sharky had co to this world.
And he knows, that ant that long ago, soone had predicted Zeenat’s future, so they had left these murals?
Undoubtedly, it was a truly powerful expert who had done this. Even in the world of cultivation, they would most likely be quite a major figure.
However, why did such a major figure co here and leave these murals here?
Was there sothing special about Zeenat?
Sharky turned and looked towards the Zeenat.
Seeing him staring at her, Zeenat knew what he wanted.
"Dear," She pointed her hands towards the older-looking little person who looked exactly the sa as the other little person.
"This is my future self mories, and this is the scene of when my future self mories rged with the younger self."
"And that’s also the reason why I know so much," She explained everything about her.
"Thanks for the relief," Sharky said, as he leaped towards Zeenat and took her in his embrace.
"It was good that it was you, not so other guy," Sharky said and sighed with relief.
"So other guy?" Zeenat didn’t understand what he was talking about.
"Yes, like possession, and an old guy is possessing you," Sharky explained.
"What?" Zeenat also beca shocked hearing it, and then she rembered her actions, it was much similar to possession.
"Teacher..." Sharky felt quite confused as he asked, "was it the Celestial Sword Hall’s people who left behind these murals?"
His gaze was calm as he asked emotionlessly.
Saer Iqbal felt quite confused, as well as angry, but he was also calm, "Of course not. It was most likely left behind by the person who stole our resources! That damned thief not only stole our resources but damaged our secret realm and left behind sothing like this."
"Well, given that he even predicted like this, that thief must be quite strong."
"Well he was," Sharky, Zeenat and Aafrin nodded together.
"Ok, my disciple, although you were a little funny, you were also good. I have wanted to do my last duty as teacher, to make you accept the whole technique of the Celestial Sword Hall."
"But looking at it now, this is impossible. So forgive for not teaching you anything," Saer Iqbal sighed while looking at Sharky.
"What are you talking about?" Sharky said, as he tried to think why the worn out soul was talking like this.
But then he understood sothing, and asked, "Did you..."
"Yes, what you are thinking, that’s going to happen. I am just waiting for a successor to pass down my mantle. And since everything has already happened."
"It’s ti for my farewell," Saer Iqbal said, and then he vanished from the Silver Sword.
"Teacher?" Sharky shouted, for the first ti, he felt that Saer Iqbal really treated him as a true disciple.
He also felt hurt for the first ti in his life, although Saer Iqbal was not as strong as Sharky. And their relationship was only for a few days. But he loved him like a true disciple, and taught him many things.
Even knowing that this was a simulation world, he still feels hurt.
"Goodbye teacher," Sharky murmured, as the tears started falling down from his eyes.
Seeing it, Zeenat took him in her embrace, and tried to comfort him.
But before Sharky recovered from his teacher passing away. The murals started to go through changes, and the people and scenes beca hazy.
Sharky seed to be able to see runes flying about, slowly forming a rune formation.
"This is..."
Looking at this, Sharky, Zeenat and Aafrin felt quite startled and had a bad feeling.
In the next mont, their senses were proven right.
A strange power appeared, spewing out and covering their entire body.
In the next mont, a mysterious and complicated rune formation was ford, covering Sharky, Zeenat and Aafrin and dragging then away.
Where they had been, the murals once again returned to normal before quickly fading.
After Sharky, Zeenat and Aafrin were teleported away, the murals disappeared as if they had never been there.
A hazy feeling spread out, and they understood what had happened to them. They had triggered the rune formation and been teleported away.
That rune formation had been hidden by the murals, most likely by the person who had left behind the murals to teleport soone here.
Based on the scenes from the murals, originally, it should have been Zeenat who found the murals.
As such, the hidden rune formation should have been for Zeenat.
But now, Sharky, Zeenat and Aafrin all have been transported here.
In the next mont, the scenery before them changed.
The hazy darkness disappeared and was replaced by light.
They opened their eyes and looked around.
After being teleported, they had co to a different secret realm.
Compared to the previous secret realm, this one looked quite strange.
All around them, golden flas engulfed the surroundings, burning in all directions.
Flas covered everything, and only the center of this secret realm was empty.
At the center was an altar, on which was a violet-gold crystal.
The surging flas made it seem like a world of flas, containing a formless energy that could shake people’s hearts.
Even though the Celestial Sword Hall’s secret realm before was quite impressive, compared to this one, it looked very ordinary.
Looking at this world of flas, Sharky was quite confused but soon ca back to his senses.
Even though this secret realm looked quite mighty, it did not have much.
There was only the altar and the violet-gold crystal.
After looking around, Sharky frowned and called out, "Zeenat?"
"Yes dear," Zeenat said, as she looked towards him, she had also held Aafrin.
"How do we leave from here?" He asked, but he knew, even Zeenat didn’t know about it.
"Maybe, this altar has so clues," Zeenat said, as she pointed towards the altar—precisely speaking, the violet-gold crystal on the altar.
It was not very big and about as big as an infant’s fist.
The crystal gave off a faint violet-gold light, and it was as if it contained a mystical power.
It looked like so kind of unique treasure and was the only thing in this secret realm.
Looking at the violet-gold crystal, Sharky hesitated.
Sharky was not willing to go and touch that violet-gold crystal, seeing only Zeenat and Aafrin there.
And he didn’t want any misfortune to fall on them, so he decided to do it. And Sharky slowly walked over to the altar.
"Dear, don’t go there," Zeenat said, like Sharky, she also didn’t want anything to happen to him.
"It’s ok," Sharky said, but even he himself didn’t know what was going to happen, while he walked towards the altar.
After reaching the altar, he did not hesitate much and put his hand on the violet-gold crystal.
A warm feeling could be felt in his hand before becoming hotter and hotter.
Holding this violet-gold crystal, Sharky frowned.
Right now, he had a strange feeling that what he was holding was not a crystal but a fireball.
As the heat spread, the crystal beca an orb of flas, which burned intensely.
The violet-gold flas madly spread from Sharky’s palm, covering his entire body.
Finally, his entire body was covered by the violet-gold flas as if he was a person made of fire.
Imnse heat and pain assaulted Sharky’s body and mind, making him feel very uncomfortable.
However, he did not panic and calmly stood there.
The flas wound up and down Sharky’s body as if it wanted to burn him thoroughly.
The intense pain lasted for a long ti, and enduring this pain, Sharky’s consciousness beca sowhat hazy.
Is it over? he thought to himself.
If the flas continued to burn him like this, even if his body could take it, his mind would collapse and he would still die.
No matter what it was, now that things had co to this, if he could not hold on, he would most likely die here.
Death?
Sharky was not afraid of death.
It was not like he had never died before; in fact, he had died a few tis already.
For him, dying again was not a big deal.
He thought to himself as he calmly waited for the end.
He thought to himself as he calmly waited for the end.
However, what Sharky did not expect was that a voice sounded out from the air.
"Appraisal passed..." a cold voice sounded out, sounding quite robotic and emotionless.
After this voice sounded out, the violet-gold flas around Sharky’s body started absorbing inside him, and this ti the system voice ca.
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