Du Wei handed a piece of parchment to Lynn while introducing it.
"Based on our exploration, this mausoleum is most likely a divine resting place, and its history is very ancient, possibly dating back hundreds of thousands of years."
Through Du Wei's explanation, Lynn gradually matched the details of this divine mausoleum with certain specific details in the original novel.
The incomplete inscription etched on the parchment showed three unpronounceable cuneiform symbols. When Lynn touched them, a burning pain shot through his fingertips, while others felt nothing.
To this, Lynn didn't make a fuss, but silently returned the parchment to Du Wei.
"Is this the special sensation granted by the Prisoner of Destiny?"
Lynn speculated.
Soon, after passing through a narrow and cramped passage, the group finally reached the entrance of the Helius Mausoleum.
The cave entrance was a perfect circle, with edges smooth as a mirror, definitely not something that could be carved by human hands.
