This painting held great significance for research. Not only did it depict a cosmic spaceship, but more importantly, the sun was visible in the sky. A brilliant astronomer might have been able to deduce the location of the City of Gold from it. Of course, due to tectonic shifts, the City of Gold would certainly no longer be in its original location. However, given its immense weight, it surely couldn't have moved too far.
The third picture was also carved onto a stone stele. It was simple: just a sky full of yellow sand and a terrifying hurricane, set against a vast and desolate expanse of Heaven and Earth. The City of Gold shuddered amidst the sandstorm, while countless white bones and corpses danced in the air. The carving style was simple, but incredibly lifelike.
