The helicopter landed on the helipad specifically designed for helicopters within the Wilson castle.
Wang Longhu jumped down first and said to Ponken Wilson, "Can you take to see the Kukulkan ruins now?"
Ponken Wilson was a bit surprised: "Mr. Wang, there's no need to be in such a hurry. We have plenty of ti to take it slow. Don't you want to have a drink, eat sothing, and dance with the ladies first?"
"I'm not interested in those," Wang Longhu replied indifferently.
"Alright then, it seems that the willpower of a Spiritual Mind Master is indeed more steadfast than that of a Super Martial Artist." Ponken Wilson smiled helplessly and let Jostar enter the castle on his own, while he led Wang Longhu to a door leading underground. He pulled out a torch embedded in the wall, and taking the lead, he headed downstairs.
Wang Longhu was a bit puzzled: "Didn't you say that your ancestors discovered the Kukulkan ruins on the ground? Why are they underground now?"
Ponken Wilson explained: "To better conceal the existence of this ancient civilization site, as you know, Mr. Wang, aerial and satellite technology is advancing rapidly nowadays.
If the Kukulkan ruins aren't hidden underground, there's always a chance that soone might accidentally discover the ruins one day.
Therefore, my grandfather covered the Kukulkan ruins with a mountain, and the Wilson family's castle is located on top of that mountain,
We just need to follow this staircase to reach the mountain's belly, and then we can see the existence of the Kukulkan ruins."
Wang Longhu nodded in understanding, his eyes suddenly enlightened.
Indeed, with today's advanced technology, many things hidden in mountains and seas are beginning to be captured.
And this Kukulkan ruins is clearly not as advanced as the Shambhala site, which has an outer barrier that can conceal its presence.
If no one approaches, it's impossible for anyone to detect Shambhala from the sky.
But because the Kukulkan ruins are not covered by a barrier, it needed so artificial external assistance for concealnt.
After descending about a hundred ters underground, Wang Longhu finally reached the destination.
He imdiately saw a Mayan-style flat-topped pyramid standing in a vast cavernous space within the mountain.
The shape of this pyramid greatly resembled a trapezoid, with tiered structures on surfaces in all four directions.
Each surface was engraved with nurous patterns and symbols, which were the ancient civilization's scripts from which the native tribe had understood the thod to cultivate Cell Energy, as Ponken Wilson had previously ntioned to Wang Longhu.
The entire Kukulkan ruins stood approximately thirteen ters tall, covering several thousand square ters, and from no direction could any entrance, doors, or similar structures be seen.
Most amazingly, the Kukulkan ruins had no seams anywhere on its body.
It appeared as if it had been cast as one entire piece, exuding perfect unity, completely unlike anything humans could accomplish.
"A truly beautiful structure; undoubtedly, it's a major wonder on this planet." Ponken Wilson couldn't help but praise as he stood beside Wang Longhu.
Even though he had witnessed the Kukulkan ruins not just once or twice, every ti he laid eyes on it, he couldn't help but feel uncontrollably awed and filled with admiration.
Wang Longhu was initially slightly astonished at first glance, but quickly regained his composure.
It wasn't that the Kukulkan ruins weren't impressive, but Kara Apa, the tallic city, had already set a new threshold for Wang Longhu.
Although the Kukulkan ruins looked very impressive, to Wang Longhu, compared to Kara Apa, there was still quite a gap.
After all, the star tracks, star maps, and constellation towers in Kara Apa were far more extraordinary than this pyramid.
"No wonder you're a Spiritual Mind Master, Mr. Wang, your willpower is unshakable, quite unlike myself, who always succumbs to the awe-inspiring beauty of the Kukulkan ruins." Wilson said with a smile, praising Wang Longhu's composed deanor.
Wang Longhu smiled: "You're too kind, Mr. Wilson."
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