But he stopped the joint attack while he was turning around.

The blue-eyed woman said with an incredible look on her face: "How did you do it? You hide your strength? Chen Kunlun, I advise you to stop immediately. Even if you are the Immortal Emperor, you will not be able to change the ending!"

However, Chen Kunlun was unmoved and directly dropped the imperial seal in his hand. At this time, a curve was drawn in the corner of his mouth and sneered: "Sorry, I'm not an immortal emperor."

As he finished speaking, he clasped his hands together, and finally turned his body into innate Tai Chi and landed on the Kunlun Emperor Seal.

In the end, the imperial seal opened up the world, cut off all the five elements and killed the spirit of Lianshan Guizang.

As the vision created by the Suzaku and his team were broken, their bodies fell uncontrollably and eventually fell into their respective ancestral tombs.

When they wanted to come out, they could never come out again and were sealed inside.

Zhuque had no idea what happened next. They were trapped in the ancestral tomb like the ancestor of Tengser and could no longer sense anything outside.

What Zhuque said to me ended here. I thought I could get closer to the truth and understand what the catastrophe in the end of the world was.

I never thought that it seemed that the truth was closer, but it made me even more confused.

The big ship must be the big ship that led me into Guizang Snow Mountain. Why did I come on a big ship back then? Where did I come from?

It is said that my appearance was to stop the catastrophe and make peace in the world, but why did I use the power of the imperial seal to suppress the five elephants and prevent them from coming out of the ancestral tomb?

I was confused and didn't know what was going on next. Why did the fellow travelers who came on the boat with me fight with me, and what was the mission we came on the boat?

I have no way of knowing. Perhaps only the two emperors of Yan and Huang who have experienced it personally will know it.

After all, from unofficial history, they definitely did not die there, and the Yanxia civilization will develop rapidly next.

But these two humanistic ancestors don’t know how many years have passed, so where will I ask? Even if they brought this secret into the grave, I don’t know where their grave is. Moreover, thousands of years have passed, it is still unknown whether their grave still exists.

I felt helpless, but I didn't show it on my face.

No matter what, the conversation with the Spirit of Suzaku still brought me very important clues. I can already be sure that the original Chen Kunlun did exist, and his identity was very special. It can even be said that he influenced his history for thousands of years.

However, even though I was sure of this, I was still very curious about why such a mysterious ship could be built in that era when humanity first emerged, and how could I be so extraordinary that I could even make the two ancestors of Yanxia humanities awe.

At this moment, an absurd but creepy thought suddenly appeared in my mind.

Could it be that Chen Kunlun was actually the last me and the current me?

I also thought of the big ship visitors mentioned by the Spirit of Suzaku, which looked very strange, which was different from the human race at that time. Not only that, there was also a blue-eyed woman. How could people at that time have blue-eyed Western women?

Thinking of this, I couldn't help but ask Zhuque: "Zhuque, you just said that when we arrived on a big ship, we looked very abnormal, right? Think about it carefully, what were we wearing at that time? Are we wearing coarse linen or like me, wearing very luxuriously, or were we wearing strange clothes in your eyes at that time?"

She looked at me and said, "It's hard for me to describe the difference between you and now. In short, the people on the ship were dressed very strangely and difficult to understand."

Think about it, if I can really return to that ancient world soon, how could I dress up as a modern person?
Chapter completed!