The Transaction of All Realms Starting from Douluo

The world of ghosts blowing out lanterns, Gulan County.

None of the four people paid attention to what the blind man said. Who knows whether the tomb of the king is true or false? If they follow the map on a whim and find that the map is false, their work will be in vain.

There was nothing to say all night. The next day, before Lin Chen and the others went to see Professor Sun, Professor Sun had already come to see them.

He and a few others came to Lin Chen's room, and after closing the door, Professor Sun said: "According to regulations, these are not allowed to be disclosed to the outside world. This is the reason why I scared you last time, because this information is not mature enough to be released to the public." Going out is irresponsible to history. But this time, for Lao Chen, I didn’t care about any rules and risked my life today. You want to ask Muchen Bead, I know very little about Muchen Bead, I think it may It is a symbolic ritual vessel with a shape resembling an eyeball. It first appeared in the Shang and Zhou dynasties, and is recorded in the unearthed dragon bone secret texts of the Western Zhou Dynasty. As for when the Muchen Bead was made, who made it, and where did it come from? There is no clear information about the materials. The rubbings you brought are similar to those I have seen before. I am not sure that the symbol on the dragon bone is the Muchen Bead, but I can tell you with certainty that this one is the Muchen Bead. The symbols that resemble eyeballs and whirlpools represent the phoenix in Zhou Dynasty secret texts. The information recorded on this rubbing is the Western Zhou people's description of Fengming Qishan."

"Phoenix" The phoenix is ​​in the shape of an eyeball. Have these Western Zhou people never seen the world?

With Professor Sun's in-depth description, the four of them finally understood.

The alias of Muchen Bead is Phoenix Gallbladder. According to the content of the rubbings interpreted by Professor Sun, the rubbings do not record any description of Muchen Beads.

Upon hearing this, the four people's hearts froze. The clue to Muchen Zhu was cut off here. Could it be that their hard work these days has been in vain?

Seeing that the four of them were very frustrated, Professor Sun took out a photo from his arms and put it on the table, and then said: "Don't be so depressed first. Let's take a look at the photo I took yesterday. Maybe you can go to Yunnan." In the deep mountains and old forests, there will be some harvest there.”

After taking Professor Sun's photo, the four of them looked at it one by one.

In the photo are six fist-sized blood-red jade beasts with strange shapes, like lions and tigers, with feathers on their bodies, only one eye, and hideous faces. There are many mercury spots on the jade beasts. Gives a very sinister and cold look.

The four people recognized it. This thing should be the stone box they saw in the coffin shop.

Professor Sun said: "The reason why I advise you not to be depressed is because of this photo. Did you see the one eye of the blood-red jade beast on it? This is the clue to the Muchen Bead."

Although Professor Sun doesn't know much about the Muchen Bead of Phoenix Dangers, he has mastered a lot of ancient encrypted information and has done in-depth research on historical archives. Professor Sun believes that the Muchen Bead must exist, and this artifact is of great significance to Ancient monarchs had extraordinary significance, symbolizing power and prosperity. Different cultural backgrounds and geographical relationships led to different understandings of Muchen Pearl.

The stone box jade beast found in the coffin shop can definitely be said to come from the ancient Dian Kingdom in Yunnan.

According to records, some people in the ancient Dian Kingdom believed in witchcraft and evil spirits. In order to avoid chaos, these people left the Dian Kingdom and moved to live in the mountains beside the Lancang River. The leader of this group called himself King Xian. There are countless such grass-headed emperors in Chinese history. There are only a few words about this king in the history books. These jade beasts are the sacrificial vessels used by the king to perform witchcraft.

The six red jade beasts respectively represent the six directions of east, south, west, north, heaven and earth. Each one has its own name and function. When Xian Wang held sacrificial activities, he needed to take some hallucinogenic drugs to bring his spirit to an unconscious state. At the same time, the six jade beasts were fixed on the six altars to generate a certain magnetic field, so that they could interact with the evil god totem at the level of spiritual consciousness. Communicate.

As for these six red jade beasts, it is possible that King Xian materialized the Muchen Bead based on his own understanding, or extended it to some extent. Moreover, this King Xian may have seen the real Muchen. Pearl, it is even possible that he is the last owner of Muchen Pearl, but without more information, we can only make this conclusion temporarily.

Hearing Professor Sun say this,