Following the little nun, they walked past the statue of Nuwa in the main hall and through a small threshold, unexpectedly opening into another hall which couldn't be seen from the main one.
Upon entering this rear hall, Qin Liuxi immediately felt a surge of yin evil energy swirling around her. She looked up and saw a towering statue of Nuwa in the center of the hall. Unlike the solitary figure outside, this statue of Nuwa cradled a child in each hand—one male and one female—her eyes downcast, gazing below.
Beneath her feet lay several tiers of shelves, upon which sat dozens of simple and endearing clay figurines, most of which had been dotted with vermillion.
To outsiders, these clay figurines with dotted eyes appeared naive and lifelike, their eyes seeming to speak, tempting onlookers to step forward and take them away.
