Ancient Qiuci City, yellow sand and Gobi desert.
Inside a certain cave dwelling.
Song Lin gazed at the yellowed mural.
The first painting depicted the Yayu (this name will be used instead of the more complex characters 窫窳), a human-headed serpent-bodied entity, its body crimson red and its human face exuding authority.
Behind it stood another figure, serpent-headed and human-bodied, holding a long knife with a cunning expression.
The next painting showed the Yayu lying in a pool of blood, while an emperor riding a dragon displayed wrathful indignation.
This must be the story Wang Mang once mentioned.
Song Lin continued walking deeper into the cave.
He had spent over two hundred years in the story world, and his knowledge of Pre-Qin history was second to none.
The mural depicted Kunlun Mountain in the northwest of the land.
