But when Yayu awakened, it beca deranged and fell into the Weak Water of Kunlun Mountain, transforming into a monstrous beast.
Ten days later, it leapt ashore and began to harm the people, eventually leading the Heavenly Emperor to order Hou Yi to shoot it dead with a divine arrow.
The truly terrifying thing is that the "Inner West Scripture" records are precisely about the mountains and rivers near Kunlun Mountain.
This suggests that Yayu had once received the resurrection of the Undying Elixir at the Kunlun Ruins.
If we don't regard this as rely a myth, how is it any different from the experints of the Anunnaki, a similar kind of transformation experint?
And because Yayu's transformation failed, a dignified deity beca a man-eating monster.
This aligns perfectly with the species experints ntioned by the Queen Mother of the West.
And also recorded in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas: Inner West Scripture" is a place called Wuxian Country, where the Witches manipulate a green serpent and a red serpent.
The Wizard who revived Yayu with the Undying Elixir originated from this group.
The two serpents controlled by the Wizard likely symbolize so hidden taphor that ancient ancestors could not comprehend, perhaps resembling the shape of a double serpent's gene.
In myth, the images of Fuxi and Nüwa also had human heads and snake bodies, with entwined serpents symbolizing the genetic code.
In this comparison, perhaps the Witches in the Classic of Mountains and Seas are the sa entities as the Anunnaki in Surian myth.
These existences might even be spread across the world; otherwise, how would the Classic of Mountains and Seas record so many half-human, half-beast monsters?
The deities in myths worldwide also take forms that are half-human, half-beast.
Like the Sphinx, the Egyptian Ennead.
Many people view the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" as a collection of myths written by ancient ancestors.
But perhaps everything the ancestors recorded was true, things they once saw with their own eyes.
A long, long ti ago, when these foreign beings like the Queen Mother of the West descended upon this world, a prehistoric civilization truly erged.
The myth of Nüwa creating humans was actually the species research manufacturing experint ntioned by the Queen Mother of the West!
They might very well be the sa group!
And the monsters created by Nüwa in the Classic of Mountains and Seas ultimately disappeared during the era of the great battle between the Yellow Emperor and Chiyou.
The era of ancient ancestors ca to an end, and the Classic of Mountains and Seas beca a curious book with origins impossible to investigate.
Reflecting on his conjectures, Sun Yan broke out in a cold sweat and couldn't help but ask, "Were those creatures in the Classic of Mountains and Seas all made by you when you descended here?"
"Obviously, yes." The Queen Mother of the West nodded without any concealnt.
"Then why did you destroy those creatures later?" Sun Yan continued to ask.
"Very simple, those were all failed experintal products with limited potential. But because we endowed the products with wisdom, they developed the will to resist, which was inconvenient for us to govern and manage this place, thus necessitating the elimination of those disobedient experintal products in favor of more easily controlled creations."
The Queen Mother of the West looked at Sun Yan and said calmly, "Experintal products like your kind are, so far, considered the most perfect and suitable creations for use as slaves."
"Did you co here just to create slaves?"
"Of course, this planet possesses so rare materials we can conveniently use. Just a pity the evolutionary potential of the experintal products exceeded our expectations. After the Classic of Mountains and Seas era, new deities severed our passage back to the mother ship during a great war, which led the mother ship to leave automatically, causing us to miss the opportunity to board it. Ultimately, you are flawed experintal products, and this oversight has kept us here for many years."
The Queen Mother of the West slowly stood up, shaking her head, "Playing the deity ga with you for so many years has left weary. Now, it's ti for all this to end."
"Once the seal is lifted, the Longevity Species will invade. Even if your mother ship returns, do you think you'll be able to leave alive?" Sun Yan asked.
The Queen Mother of the West sneered, "Indeed, as descendants of experintal products, you have a very shallow understanding of us. Neither you nor the Longevity Species, both crafted by us back then, no matter how dangerous you are, remain as fragile and small as ever before the mother ship. If I wish to leave, how could the Longevity Species possibly stop ?"
Sun Yan, unwilling to give up, said again, "But when the seal is lifted, disaster will befall again, and many living beings in this world will perish."
"What does that have to do with ? You are just a batch of experintal products. Even if all of you die, I have the ability to make a new batch, just like those failed products in the Classic of Mountains and Seas back then."
With eyes full of pity, the Queen Mother of the West gazed down at Sun Yan, "Seeing as you did sothing for , once the mother ship descends, I will take you with when I leave. If you're wise, stay here obediently and wait patiently with for the seal to be lifted."
"Hmph, hmph hmph."
Sun Yan gave a cold snort, finally relinquishing his illusions.
His gaze gradually turned resolute.
He reached out his hand, and a Three-Pointed Double-Edged Blade appeared within it.
The Queen Mother of the West frowned, "You want to oppose ? You're courting death."
"This world is where I was born; it is not so experintal site you're imagining. Regardless of who you once were, where you ca from, or what role you played in mythology, as long as you want to lift the seal, I must stop you."
Sun Yan resolutely pointed the Three-Pointed Double-Edged Blade at the Queen Mother of the West.
No matter who the opponent is, or how strong they are, if a battle must be fought, then fight it must.
Without the battle, if the seal is lifted, everyone will face death.
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