Primordial Era: Exceptional Comprehension, Destroying Buzhou Mountain at the Start

Chapter 345 Imperial Terracotta Army, Descendants of Fusu, Defective Products of Human Creation

But then, the 365 stars hanging in the sky, especially the Moon and the Sun, looked ancient and filled with an indescribable mystery. They seemed to be the real Moon and the Sun.

Besides, the blue sky and white clouds, the earth and mountains, what I see and hear is absolutely beyond what a vast world can describe.

Especially when you step on the earth beneath your feet, feeling its weight, you know that the earth before you is not some kind of supernatural creation, but the real earth.

Di Xiao was curious, so he immediately took flight and circled around, the horizon of which was nowhere in sight.

"Don't look anymore, you can't see the edge. The Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum is a miniature primordial world created by its owner using the treasures of the Wu Clan, searching for countless fragments of the primordial world from the endless void, as well as countless resources, to imitate the primordial world."

"Such a small-scale primordial world is incomparable to any great world. If we were to compare them, even a great world would be only one trillionth the size of this small-scale primordial world!"

The sudden, ethereal voice instantly put Di Xiao on alert, his gaze turning serious: "Who? Who are you?"

"I am the spirit of the tomb, and my master is Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng! It is also my master's order that you should not enter the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum, nor should you receive my guidance." The profound voice actually came from the spirit of the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum.

"Tomb Spirit, since it was the First Emperor who awakened you, could you tell me about the contents of the First Emperor's Mausoleum, and...?"

The sudden voice was actually the tomb spirit awakened by Qin Shi Huang, so Di Xiao naturally asked without any politeness.

Having suddenly arrived in such an unfamiliar place, with everything unknown, Di Xiao naturally wanted to know some things in order to better plan his actions.

Unfortunately, Di Xiao was overthinking things. The tomb spirit was quite arrogant; "Hmph... If my master hadn't awakened me, I wouldn't have bothered with you at all. So, it's impossible to get help from me. My task is merely to tell you outsiders some basic information. This tomb before us is the result of my master's immense accumulation of nine-tenths of the Qin Dynasty's resources."

"You must know that back then, the Qin Dynasty swept across the land, annexing the six kingdoms and countless powerful families. They plundered all their resources and accumulated wealth. Ninety percent of these were hidden in the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum. These included innate spiritual treasures, various cultivation methods, various supernatural abilities, and even some innate techniques and supernatural abilities born of heaven and earth. Whether you can obtain these depends on yourselves."

"Of course, there are many dangers in the tomb. If you accidentally perish, then it's truly your end. I won't protect you. Go and explore it yourselves."

"Finally, I warn you: do not venture deep into the heart of the tomb and disturb my master. Otherwise, you will surely die."

After speaking, the aura of the tomb spirit dissipated, and the voice disappeared as well. What remained was an empty world and Di Xiao's slightly dazed gaze.

Good heavens, what's going on here? How can a tomb spirit be so arrogant, only speaking halfway through its sentences, and so mysterious? After this exchange, Di Xiao only had a superficial understanding of the tomb of Qin Shi Huang before him.

Di Xiao smiled wryly, looking at the vast land: "Forget it, why think so much? Just treat this as a new world to explore."

Having said that, Di Xiao randomly chose a direction and flew off. Since he knew nothing, he might as well try his luck first.

Before taking his chances, Di Xiao remained cautious. Who knew how many dangers lurked within Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum?

The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is very large; it truly deserves to be called the "Little Primordial World."

Emperor Xiao flew for decades, but beneath his feet lay only a vast, desolate land. He could not see a single trace of life, nor anything of value.

However, this place is rich in spiritual energy, far surpassing the outside world, making it an absolutely mysterious and blessed land.

Of course, this blessed land, which gathers ninety percent of the wealth and resources of the former Qin Dynasty, is even more enticing. After all, the Qin Dynasty once unified the world, plundering the six states and numerous powerful families, and the treasures it possessed were naturally countless.

The innate methods and supernatural powers mentioned by the tomb spirit were somewhat familiar to Di Xiao. Legend has it that in the beginning of the world, Pangu used his body to evolve the world, from which the Great Dao multiplied and intertwined with all things.

Some of these great principles intertwine with the universe, ultimately forming innate methods and supernatural powers. These cultivation methods are all products of the evolution of the universe, carrying its mysteries and profound truths.

If one could cultivate it, its power aside, the insights gained from directly accessing the Great Dao would be far beyond what ordinary cultivation methods could achieve.

With this expectation in mind, Di Xiao searched the place at will.

After years of drifting along aimlessly, Di Xiao finally saw something different.

But then, nestled among the distant mountains, stood a magnificent city. The city was entirely black, solemn and awe-inspiring. Furthermore, it was interwoven with numerous Daoist principles, clearly indicating the presence of a special array.

Di Xiao cautiously approached, and upon seeing some of the city's scenery, he couldn't help but gasp: "This, this is the Terracotta Army!"

The city was surrounded by many soldiers, each one alive, patrolling and moving, step by step, just like real soldiers.

However, when Di Xiao observed with his double pupils, he discovered that none of the soldiers before him showed any signs of life; they were all special terracotta warriors. This instantly reminded Di Xiao of the legendary Terracotta Army.

However, the terracotta warriors in my memory were all inanimate objects, so how come the terracotta warriors in front of me are alive?

Emperor Xiao, curious, wanted to get closer to observe, but then saw the terracotta warriors suddenly move, followed by a low roar: "You audacious madmen, how dare you invade His Majesty's tomb! Soldiers, follow me and fight to protect His Majesty's tomb!"

Amidst the roars, numerous terracotta warriors were seen raising their spears, soaring into the air, ready to pursue and kill someone.

Di Xiao stopped abruptly, wary and slightly puzzled. He hadn't gotten close at all; how had he been discovered?

Di Xiao found it strange, but he also prepared for battle.

However, the sudden appearance of a figure caused Di Xiao to fall silent. It wasn't that he had been discovered, but rather that someone else had.

Di Xiao's double pupils shone brightly as he carefully searched and quickly found the person being chased by the terracotta warriors. Upon seeing this person, Di Xiao instantly recalled the group of geniuses he had seen in the Hall of Prodigies earlier.

"Is it her? I remember she seems to be a prodigy from a prestigious family. But I'm not quite sure which family she's from!" Previously, in the Hall of Prodigies, the many prodigies were divided into three categories. One category was prodigies from the Tang Dynasty like Di Xiao, another category was prodigies from human forces outside the Nine Provinces, and the third category was prodigies from human aristocratic families.

He currently belongs to a prestigious family lineage, but Di Xiao really doesn't know which one specifically.

Di Xiao murmured, as the relentlessly pursued prodigy flew towards him. Di Xiao instantly became alert: "Damn it, has this guy discovered me? He actually lured the terracotta warriors here? Damn it..."

Di Xiao roared in anger, his killing intent instantly rising. A century of battlefield slaughter had long since shaped Di Xiao into the decisive and ruthless man he was today. No matter what kind of prodigy you were, if you affected him, what harm was there in killing you?

Just as Di Xiao's killing intent was gathering, preparing to appear and fight, the pursued prodigy shouted, "Di Xiao, come with me to kill these terracotta warriors. I'll share half of the opportunities I've obtained with you. Furthermore, I'll tell you where even more opportunities lie."

(End of this chapter)