Ginsengfruit was about to say that it was impossible; he had records of the patterns on those fragnts, and if they were similar, the data would have been retrieved long ago.
But who knew, Er Dan, being mischievous, deliberately gasped dramatically, watching Ginsengfruit’s expression change.
It then arrogantly raised its head with a proud look, continuing to say, "These patterns are from the sa origin as those on the evil spirit containers, but they are opposite!"
Why does it know? Well, after devouring so many evil spirits, it naturally knew.
It’s like so things have rged into its bones and blood, and it knows innately.
ntioning the word "opposite," a string in Yun Ran’s mind suddenly connected.
An expression of joy appeared on her face—so that’s it!
The person who designed this cave was indeed a mischievous genius, excelling at manipulating the heart.
Everyone who enters the Xuan Sect knows that whether it’s an Array or talisman paper, even a slight mistake will result in drastically different effects.
Therefore, whether during training outside or assessnts, competitions, everyone handles their encounters with caution.
In front of them, whether it’s the Sealing at the cave entrance or those patterns, it’s obviously different from the usual Xuan Sect thods.
If normal thods were used to break the Seal here, forget a hundred years; even several hundred years would be difficult.
It’s like the sun rises from the east; it’s common knowledge, accepted by everyone.
No one is crazy enough to force everyone to believe the sun rises from the west.
Not only is this a thankless task, but they’d also be considered ntally disturbed.
Therefore, when everyone knows the situation, if soone goes against the flow, the impossible becos the most solid defense.
Previously, Yun Ran was trapped in this fixed thinking mode, which is why she made mistakes.
But now, she knows where the problem lies.
Now, everything here is opposite and should conform to common sense; hence, there’s only one answer.
That is, everything happening here is mirrored; the two copper mirrors she was searching for are likely here.
What Yun Ran can think of, Ginsengfruit can naturally think of soon.
"So that’s it!"
Only Er Dan is still a bit confused at this mont; perhaps this is the advantage of a new mind, unconstrained by fixed fraworks.
At least it didn’t feel that the patterns being opposite was anything wrong.
Ginsengfruit imdiately adjusted the data and repaired it, simultaneously feeling Er Dan was more pleasing to the eye.
Er Dan doesn’t know it indirectly contributed, but it can feel that both Ginsengfruit and Yun Ran are noticeably less harsh towards it.
Being good at sensing human emotions, it shivered in delight; after all, it’s the kind that acts high and mighty when given just a little praise.
"Now that I’ve recognized it, shouldn’t I get a reward~"
The Child’s Voice clearly carried a hint of joy, almost overflowing with a desire for praise.
Yet neither Yun Ran nor Ginsengfruit paid any attention to its request for praise and continued to ignore it, getting busy.
Yun Ran took out the copper mirror.
Since the Seal here was ford through a mirrored thod, to break it, understanding the real image first was essential.
The copper mirror looked a bit bewildered just after being taken out; Yun Ran tapped it, then pointed towards the cave direction: "Show what’s really going on here!"
A ray of light erged from the copper mirror, and Yun Ran soon saw the scene within it.
The cave entrance, which had shown signs of weathering, suddenly revealed several stone pillars with complex patterns carved on them.
More startling was that those intricate patterns seed alive, continuously flowing.
This flow wasn’t caused by visual illusion, but was genuinely moving.
Yun Ran glanced at the nearby waterfall, narrowing her eyes.
"Cut off this waterfall!"
Upon hearing this, Ginsengfruit imdiately took action, without thinking to ask why.
Soon, the cascading waterfall gradually stopped, leaving only leftover drops slowly falling.
Yun Ran looked back at the copper mirror, and sure enough, the patterns on those pillars ceased flowing.
Once the waterfall’s droplets were entirely cut off, those pillars, invisible to the naked eye, gradually ca into view.
Compared to the weathered cave entrance, these pillars appeared so new, like they were constructed in a completely different era.
Ginsengfruit jumped down from above the waterfall, planning to re-enter the indentation before the cave entrance.
A glimr from beneath the water pool flashed briefly like reflected sunlight.
Ginsengfruit imdiately halted, then dove into the pool.
Er Dan watched in a daze as Ginsengfruit leaped in, instinctively wanting to follow.
But recalling the sensation of its fur adhering to its skin before, Er Dan stopped short; never mind, better watch from the shore.
Ginsengfruit hadn’t expected the pool, which looked shallow, to be quite challenging in reaching the bottom.
Luckily, it wasn’t flesh and blood; otherwise, given the depth and the hidden water danger, it would’ve been troubleso.
As it approached the bottom, whether it was an illusion, Ginsengfruit felt sothing bite its foot.
Yet when it ca down, it hadn’t seen any fish or shrimp in this water.
This biting sensation wasn’t strong, almost having no effect on it.
It was rely a feeling of being touched; hence, Ginsengfruit ignored the occurrence and continued descending.
As it approached the bottom, whether it was an illusion, Ginsengfruit felt sothing bite its foot.
Yet when it ca down, it hadn’t seen any fish or shrimp in this water.
This biting sensation wasn’t strong, almost having no effect on it.
It was rely a feeling of being touched; hence, Ginsengfruit ignored the occurrence and continued descending.
As it approached the bottom, whether it was an illusion, Ginsengfruit felt sothing bite its foot.
Yet when it ca down, it hadn’t seen any fish or shrimp in this water.
This biting sensation wasn’t strong, almost having no effect on it.
It was rely a feeling of being touched; hence, Ginsengfruit ignored the occurrence and continued descending.
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