843: Chapter 35: Divine Tomb_3 843: Chapter 35: Divine Tomb_3 Tang Xian successfully made it through the third day, on which his abilities began to slowly recover.
Manifested by the fact that he was finally able to stop lying prone and could speak at last.
“I thought you would have to continue like this for quite so ti.
This sea area hasn’t suffered such destruction in a long ti, but I believe soon the sea creatures will return.
The sea is calling them, and so is the glory of the arena.
It’s a pity the Red Emperor is no more; I wonder who will beco the new king of the arena.
The sea demon ultimately felt sorrow, just as it had on the first day when it incessantly spoke about the life of the Red Emperor.
But what Tang Xian admired was that the sea demon did not harbor hatred towards him.
It is one of the Guardians of the destroyer god, having witnessed centuries of slaughter, conceiving the idea that dying in battle is a common affair, and no one will win forever.
Tang Xian said:
“My companions are still waiting for , they must be worried about , I do not wish to delay, what is the legacy of the destroyer god?”
The sea demon sighed softly and said:
“You indeed have a clear goal.
Co with .”
The sea demon led Tang Xian swimming towards the north side of the arena, which is, from the Challenger’s point of view, the direction of the stands, a place that ghost corals had never illuminated, specifically, a place deliberately kept from the light of ghost corals.
Countless giant beast skeletons were piled up there.
The journey was long; he and Tang Xian traveled for quite a while.
Along the way, Tang Xian felt as though he was walking through a deep-sea burial ground.
These sea creature skeletons could almost be built into a massive palace.
Only after passing through this burial ground did the sea demon stop.
It kept swimming north, leaving only a faint light guiding Tang Xian.
Tang Xian was unaware how long he swam before he finally saw the sea demon stop.
The place of the destroyer god’s legacy was in a depth deeper than the sea realm of the gods, Tang Xian was not surprised.
However, what he didn’t expect was that when the sea demon summoned the ghost coral and illuminated the surroundings, what appeared before Tang Xian was an ancient bronze tomb.
Bronze lions with wide-open mouths served as the entrance to the tomb.
The sea demon said:
“Neither I nor the Red Emperor had ever ventured inside; this tomb was built before our master perished, he had already anticipated that one day he would lie beneath the ground.
Thus, he constructed this tomb in advance.”
“So, the legacy of the destroyer god is so kind of…
tangible object?” asked Tang Xian curiously.
“I do not know what it is.
The Red Emperor did know; it told that our master’s power is divided into longitudinal and latitudinal forces, but I’m not sure what precisely they are, only that you are qualified to take the complete legacy.
What I can do is open this door for you.
I will wait outside before you receive the legacy,” the sea demon’s tone beca much more serious.
In the past few days, Tang Xian had experienced being near death and helpless, he was now more fearful than any sea creature and said:
“Is there danger inside?
There’s not going to be another fight, right?”
“Don’t know, only that there are no living creatures.”
“…That’s sowhat good news.” Tang Xian nodded.
If it’s just so traps, he wasn’t worried at all.
As long as there isn’t a guardian of the tomb set up like nesting dolls, there’s nothing to be afraid of.
The sound of the bronze door being slowly pushed open echoed through the dark corridor, the sea demon said:
“Go inside, all the secrets of the master are hidden there.”
After pondering at the entrance for a few seconds, Tang Xian nodded and walked in.
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