Those handwritings are naturally all ancient Honglu characters, and among us, only Lucy knows them.

We are very curious, what is written on this parchment scroll?

I have a premonition that these discoveries here will make us closer to the secrets of the Honglu people and the secrets of the desert islands. We will go further from the mysterious truth!

Lucy was still studying the murals, and when she saw us coming, she explained it to us.

"The owner of this tomb should be a very powerful king, one of the leaders of the ancient Honglu people. Judging from this mural, the internal and external service systems of the ancient Honglu people are very similar to those of the Shang Dynasty."

The so-called internal and external service system means that the places directly ruled by the Shang king are called internal service, such as the legendary Chaoge and other areas.

Then, when it comes to foreign submissions, some Shang kings cannot rule directly, but submit to Shang and obey their government orders, such as princes and barbarians.

Like King Zhou, King Wen and others belong to foreign substitutes.

In general, during the Shang Dynasty, it was similar to the federal system, and all the princes jointly worshipped Shang monarchs.

The ancient Honglu people had almost the same system.

The God King Lu ruled the world, and all the princes and kings controlled their tribes, and our tomb owner was the former king of the dwarves.

"According to the mural, this dwarf king Ku once made great achievements and achieved brilliant victories in the battle with Huang."

Speaking of this, Lucy smiled. She said that the previous content was still very ordinary, but after arriving here, the things mentioned on the mural were very mysterious.

"Because of his great military achievements, the God King Mu gave the dwarf King Ku a lot of rewards. In addition to various gold, silver, treasures, women, and people's land, he also received the most respected glory for the people of the world, that is, the grace of God."

God's grace?

This word sounds more Western and has a bit of Western magic, but Lucy said that she really couldn't find a suitable word, so she forced herself to use this word.

In short, this ancient king called Ku received the divine grace rewarded by Mu. What is the use of this divine grace?

According to the mural, it can make Ku live a hundred years and gain more powerful power. According to the mural, Ku received this reward and even transcends the scope of human beings, he can actually fly.

Moreover, he lived for more than three hundred years.

Speaking of this, we were all stunned.

If you live a hundred years and become stronger, you can just forget it, what the hell is it that you can fly?

Is this mural really realistic?

We suddenly became suspicious of the authenticity of this mural. Will this mural have undergone some fantasy transformations to beautify the life of the tomb owner?

Lucy said that there is such a possibility, but according to the narrative style in front of the mural, it is very realistic, and the sudden appearance of such magical content made her feel very strange.

As we continued to look, Lucy said that the mural behind him was about the fact that this Ku led his tribe and accepted Lu's order and began to move northward.

This also coincides with the story the Queen told us.

It tells in detail the process of their entire nation's migration north.

For example, how they defeated the cold, how they built ships, how they defeated some barbarians along the way, etc.

These murals return to the realistic style and appear very realistic.

This made us confused.

It’s very real, why is there a magical narrative in the middle?

Or maybe that part is true, this guy named Haru really can fly? He really lived for more than three hundred years.

"Actually, you have to know whether that paragraph is real or not. It's very simple. We just need to check the body of this man called "Harry", because I noticed that there is a very important detail in this mural."

Lucy said suddenly.

We asked her what she noticed.

She smiled and said, "Look, it's said here that since Ku can fly, he has lost the ability to be down-to-earth. He can no longer walk like an ordinary person. If a person has not walked for more than two hundred years, his legs and bones will definitely change. We can check his body..."

People can fly for no reason. This kind of thing is simply a fantasy. If someone suddenly says this to me, I will definitely sneer at it and will definitely not believe it.

But now, such content appears in this mural, which forces us to pay attention to it.

After all, this deserted island contains huge secrets. The ancient Honglu people have created too many impossible miracles, and I have also seen many absurd things.

Fishman, snakeman, huge manta ray, etc., all of these strange things, so it may not be completely impossible for people to fly.

But if this is true, it would be too incredible. What exactly does the God King Lu control can actually make an ordinary person live in more than 300 years by relying on the so-called divine grace?

Our hearts suddenly rose, feeling that we were touching a shocking secret.

Is the things described in this mural true?

If this slaughtering body cannot land on his feet for more than two hundred years and can only fly, then his legs and bones will definitely deteriorate due to being unused for many years.

We all walked to the corpse of the King of Dead and carefully examined the bones of his feet.

It doesn't matter if you don't check it, but after checking, we were completely stunned.

Because we found that the guy's legs were indeed showing signs of deterioration, his feet were very slender, and his bones were even a little thicker than the bones of his arms.

This made us stunned and only felt inexplicably shocked.

Although this cannot be directly proved that what the mural says is completely true, we cannot find strong evidence to prove that the mural is fake.

After all, we cannot rely on our common sense alone to say that this is impossible, because so far, the Honglu people have brought us too many things that violate common sense.

We finally calmed down our shock. Wang Jin said, "Let's not worry about this mural for now. Lucy, come and take a look. What exactly is written on this parchment scroll?"

Lucy quickly took the parchment roll and looked carefully.

After looking at it for a while, her brows frowned, "The words on this parchment scroll seem very obscure, and it seems not the commonly used Honglu text. However, I can vaguely understand it. This seems to be an imperial edict, expressing the reward to the villain Wang Ku, and it seems to be related to the grace of the gods."
Chapter completed!