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The two stone tablets, aside from their differing colors, were fundamentally the same. At the top of each tablet was a circular pattern, and below it lay inscriptions. The character "Ling" that had been clearly visible on the back had now vanished, while the inscriptions on the front, obscured by the flash of light before, were even harder to discern now. All that remained were some indistinct marks and rough cracks left by the erosion of time. After pondering over the tablets for two hours, he still hadn’t uncovered any significant insights. However, his intuition told him there was a necessary connection between the two stones; he just hadn’t found it yet.
“Ling... Tai.” Mo Wen paced back and forth, repeatedly contemplating the two characters he had seen clearly before. Although more characters had once appeared on his black tablet, he had been too exhausted at the time to pay attention, so now he could only remember these two. The tablets and that flash of light had guided him here; surely the deceased man had experienced something similar. He took out the storage bag left behind by the man and began to examine its contents one by one. Everything was well preserved, and Mo Wen could now confirm that the mist only affected living beings. At this thought, he inhaled sharply; Xiao Hei was still in the Square Inch World. After sensing this, he let out a sigh of relief and continued sorting through the items left by the man. Aside from some ancient elixirs and various materials and herbs, he found nothing related to the man's identity or Bei Yin Mountain.
“Could it be that my method of opening it is wrong?” With this thought in mind, Mo Wen began to manipulate the two stone tablets. Since he felt they were connected but hadn’t discovered anything yet, he decided to try various methods; as for refining them, that could wait until later. He flipped and turned the tablets but still found nothing unusual. Setting them down with a sigh, it seemed his approach was still incorrect. Rubbing his temples, he realized that his energy had not yet recovered from his earlier exertion in the mist, and after studying these tablets for so long—even with his extraordinary strength—he felt dizzy. Closing his eyes to reflect on everything that had happened before, he wondered if he had missed something.
“Hm?” Sensing a change in the tablets, Mo Wen opened his eyes. “Haha! It really was my method that was wrong!” The two tablets, which had originally been placed upside down on the stone, began to emit a faint glow. The light grew stronger as they started to draw closer together as if they were merging into one entity. Watching this unfold, Mo Wen did not step forward to intervene; instead, he observed intently as the moment they touched each other, a brilliant light erupted forth. It was intense yet not blinding; Mo Wen could clearly see everything happening between the two tablets. They began to merge and gradually rose into the air, stopping at a height of about twenty feet above the ground. By this point, the fusion was complete.
In mid-air, the glowing tablets began to disintegrate; fragments started to scatter. Mo Wen fixed his gaze on the disintegrating tablets as previously unclear characters began to shine brightly. The disintegration followed each character sequentially, forming individual stone seal inscriptions that continuously rearranged themselves. Mo Wen strained to recognize each character on these seals.
“Tai Chi Xuantian Formation!” As soon as he deciphered those words, Mo Wen's breath quickened. He had never felt such excitement even when obtaining the Square Inch World; this was an ancient formation said to rank among the top ten in antiquity. When Old Lu had explained Symbol Arrays to him before, he had mentioned this formation with eyes full of longing. Unfortunately, it had been lost since ancient times; never did Mo Wen expect to see it here today. Just based on these five characters alone, this adventure would be worth it beyond measure.
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