Chapter 1130: Chapter 1124 Shock 2_1 Chapter 1130: Chapter 1124 Shock 2_1 And although there were no special changes around, one could still see that this place indeed belonged to a deity of the Cloud Spirits, Tayla, where they had once resided.
However, it seed as though it had been abandoned for an incredibly long ti, at least on the scale of millions of years.
It’s even possible it had been tens or hundreds of millions of years, and although it still maintained a very clean and tidy appearance, ti here didn’t seem to leave any trace; it was as if ti had lost its significance in this place.
It wasn’t until Finn Lewis and his companions found another large hall inside that everything suddenly beca clearer.
It was a huge hall, even larger than the one they had first entered.
The only difference was that on both sides of the entire hall, there were massive murals.
It was unclear how these murals were carved onto the walls because the building material here was extrely rare.
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It certainly wasn’t stone, as Finn Lewis and his team had tested.
Even regular cannons couldn’t damage these walls, so to carve such vivid patterns on them, needless to say, was likely the work of the Tayla race themselves.
But now it’s the interstellar age, couldn’t you have left so kind of information storage thod?
Did you really have to carve murals?
Finn Lewis thought these people were simply divine jackwagons.
What else could this be?
Normally, such a powerful civilization that could build such a miraculous temple in the space torn by black “D” would surely have no problem leaving behind so sort of data storage device, or perhaps a personal intelligence processor, right?
Okay, let’s just assu you were afraid that the people who ca after you couldn’t crack your technology, but you could have chosen not to encrypt it.
Anyway, Finn Lewis felt so frustration, as if he were an archaeologist on Earth, where only primal humans recorded these events in murals.
And now, Finn Lewis had encountered not one, but a group of divine jackwagons.
However, these murals were not rely images; they were also filled with nurous complex inscriptions.
These must be the ancient texts used by Tayla, as previously ntioned by Sekata Brown—and Sekata was the expert on these texts.
Without disturbing Sekata Brown, Finn Lewis carefully observed the murals.
Although he couldn’t understand the text, he could still make out the images.
But the more he scrutinized them, the more he beca astonished because, although the paintings were elaborate, they were still sowhat abstract.
However, upon closer inspection, Finn felt as if he could understand the aning, as if there was a faint layer of ntal energy attached that made it easier to comprehend the content.
But that wasn’t what shocked Finn.
The place was already magical enough, and he was ready to accept any new wonder, but it was the content depicted in the murals that truly surprised him.
The earlier murals clearly showed the existence of this temple, featuring several enormous figures that must represent the Tayla.
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But the appearance of these Tayla was far from appealing—by Finn’s aesthetic judgnt, they were incredibly ugly and even slightly ferocious.
If he had to draw a comparison, he realized they bore a closer resemblance to the Insect Species.
Of course, not that they looked like the Insect Species, but rather their body shape and style of appearance seed to suggest that, just like the Insect Species, they resembled bugs.
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