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In front of the small cabin, Old Lu had shared many rumors and speculations with himself, among which was the tale of Yin Wen. It was said that before the current humans, there existed an era known as the Ancient Era. The present humans were referred to as the Ancient Survivors. According to records, this world faced a tremendous disaster during ancient times, causing many races to vanish, with only a small portion surviving. After a long period of development, the world evolved into what it is today. Although they are Ancient Survivors, the writing and language used by these people were not uniform. Over time, as history unfolded, languages and scripts gradually unified, leading to the current linguistic and written systems. Many events from ancient times were forgotten in this process, and Yin Wen, as a script from the Ancient Era, also fell victim to this fate. Today, only a few major powers possess some records regarding Yin Wen. Of course, there are reasons why things are lost to time; although Yin Wen is an ancient script, it mostly appears in records of advanced Kung Fu. Thus, for people today, acquiring objects inscribed with Yin Wen often signifies some form of ancient Kung Fu. Many of the top-tier Kung Fu practiced today are Ancient Legacies; while some were created later, they are few in number. This illustrates just how powerful the world was during ancient times.
Gazing at the stone tablet, Mo Wen felt a mix of anticipation and confusion. He looked forward to obtaining a piece of ancient Kung Fu; although he might not be able to practice it himself, having anything related to the ancients could easily be traded for what he desired. However, he also wondered if the ancestors of the the Li Family had obtained this stone tablet from Bei Yin Mountain or if it originated from there. Judging by the tablet's reaction now, it must have some connection to Bei Yin Mountain. Speculating on what that connection might be seemed pointless; he would find out when he reached the mountain.
Gathering his thoughts and securing the stone tablet, he decided to examine it further during his next rest. Carrying a tablet while moving forward felt rather awkward. He lifted his gaze towards the distant Bei Yin Mountain; even now, he had not found any information about it. It was astonishing that such a peculiar place existed within the Empire's territory. However, recalling Kao Shu Village eased his mind; after all, the ancestors of the the Li Family had fled to a forward base near Moro City or Cloud Mist Forest back in those days. Presumably, in ancient times, Bei Yin Mountain also belonged within the range of Cloud Mist Forest. It was hardly surprising for such an extraordinary location to exist within a forest.
The night was unusually quiet; Mo Wen had grown accustomed to it over these past few days—no Demon Beasts hunting him down and no Chimera's wailing echoing through the night. He sat on a tree branch gazing at the hazy moonlight and took out an Amethyst Jade from his pocket to play with for a while before closing his eyes to nurture his spirit.
As he moved through the forest, Mo Wen searched diligently; his harvest over these two days had been more fruitful than before. He also discovered something particularly intriguing: most of his findings seemed to correspond with his Law, as if they were specially prepared for him. In his excitement, he formed a bold hypothesis—perhaps Bei Yin Mountain contained something related to the Yin Yang Principle. However, upon further reflection, that seemed unlikely; if such an object like Yin Yang Stone truly existed there, Bei Yin Mountain would likely have been leveled to the ground by now.
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