Yan Hanshi has departed, and Chu Fengmian turned his posture, holding the Seven-colored Crystal Stone, and walked towards the Seven-colored Radiance.
This Seven-colored Radiance is certainly created by an imnsely formidable figure. Even after tens of thousands of years, the power on it hasn’t diminished significantly.
Chu Fengmian can tell that this Seven-colored Radiance is likely sothing even the Nine Tribulations Ancient Emperor would find difficult to escape from, and this is just the remaining power after tens of thousands of years.
The formidable figure who once arranged this Seven-colored Radiance is definitely from the Heavenly Human Realm, possibly even considered powerful among the Nine Stages of Immortals.
In today’s era, the barrier ford by this Seven-colored Radiance is almost invincible, with very few capable of breaking through.
However, when Chu Fengmian held the Seven-colored Crystal Stone and approached, the Seven-colored Radiance reluctantly retreated.
The Seven-colored Crystal Stone is the key to entering within this Seven-colored Radiance.
When Chu Fengmian stepped inside, the Seven-colored Radiance closed again, as if no one had ever entered.
"Where is this place?"
Upon entering the Seven-colored Radiance, Chu Fengmian saw nurous palaces erected upon the mountains.
These palaces, contrary to Chu Fengmian’s expectation of ruin, were completely intact.
It seed that the passage of a hundred thousand years caused no change to these palaces.
"How is this possible?"
A hint of surprise flashed in Chu Fengmian’s eyes.
Chu Fengmian has explored many ancient ruins within the Abyssal Realm, and they usually show so signs of destruction.
Yet, these palaces remained perfectly intact?
At the forefront stood an enormous bronze door, a hundred yards tall, bearing a plaque with the large characters "Tianyuan" written on it.
The characters "Tianyuan" exuded an imnse majesty. Although Tianyuan Comrce has declined in ten thousand years, its grandeur still exists.
"This indeed is the relic of Tianyuan Comrce."
Upon seeing the characters "Tianyuan," Chu Fengmian felt reassured, confirming his guesses that this was once the relic of Tianyuan Comrce.
Chu Fengmian surveyed the area before proceeding into the depths of the relic.
Besides the Seven-colored Radiance, Chu Fengmian hadn’t noticed any other dangers within this relic.
Yet, as Chu Fengmian thought of this, a gust of wind blew from the depths of the relic.
This breeze carried a faint trace of purple mist.
"Poison?"
Chu Fengmian’s gaze flickered, realizing the purple mist was trying to drill into his body as it approached.
This purple mist was certainly a potent poison emanating from the relic of Tianyuan Comrce.
"This poison, even Ancient Emperors wouldn’t withstand."
Chu Fengmian examined the poison with a steely gaze. This poison, once contact is made, ans death or severe injury.
However, Chu Fengmian’s physical body was astonishingly strong, with 129,600 blood flesh crystals tightly condensed together.
This made Chu Fengmian’s physique flawless.
No matter how potent the poison, it couldn’t infiltrate Chu Fengmian’s body.
Currently, Chu Fengmian could be considered immune to all poisons.
"It appears the destruction of Tianyuan Comrce ties closely with this toxic mist! Let’s investigate further!"
Chu Fengmian’s form flickered, stepping through the grand door into the depths of the relic.
Upon entering, the toxic mist appeared even more intense, more potent than many deadly poisons in the world.
Thankfully, Chu Fengmian cultivated a semi-immortal true body; otherwise, he would only rely on Spiritual Power for defense and could only stay within for several minutes before having to retreat.
The toxic mist here likely even half-step Heavenly Human Realm experts wouldn’t dare confront directly.
"Such potent poison, what secrets lie within Tianyuan Comrce to emit such toxic mist?"
This mist nearly perated the entire Tianyuan Comrce, each palace enveloped in a purple haze, cloaked in smoke and toxins.
Calling it a relic, it was more like a poisonous city, undoubtedly a place others would fear to tread upon discovery.
Chu Fengmian arrived at the nearest palace.
Just stepping inside, he saw several skeletons lying within the palace.
These skeletons were blackened, half-resting beneath a column in a reclining position.
"Poison penetrates the bones; these skeletons’ owners must have been poisoned to death!"
Chu Fengmian observed, quickly discerning the skeleton owners’ deaths tied closely to the poisonous mist.
Chu Fengmian approached, lightly touching, causing the skeleton to shatter into dust, dissipating into the world.
"The owners of these skeletons were at least Ancient Emperor level, now so fragile?"
Even when Ancient Emperors fall, their skeletons remain imbued with formidable power, often stronger than many treasures of the heavens.
For instance, Chu Fengmian once acquired the bones of the Ten Directions Heavenly Demon and the Bronze Heavenly Demon, legendary figures dating back hundreds of thousands, even millions of years.
These bones, upon consumption by Chu Fengmian, elevated his physique to the semi-immortal true body realm.
Though Ancient Emperor bones aren’t as precious, they’re certainly as resilient as common heavenly spiritual artifacts. Yet, the skeleton before him shattered with re touch.
"These skeletons, rendered fragile by tens, even hundred thousand years of weathering!"
Chu Fengmian touched another nearby skeleton, which similarly crumbled at the faintest pressure.
"These individuals don’t seem like outsiders, likely disciples of Tianyuan Comrce, poisoned within without anyone escaping alive."
Chu Fengmian examined, understanding the intricacies therein.
Yet, Chu Fengmian was perplexed by how such potent poison originated within Tianyuan Comrce.
Inside the palace, there were no traces of battle. Evidently, Tianyuan Comrce’s fall wasn’t due to external forces.
The source of the poison was from the central hall within the relic of Tianyuan Comrce.
"Let’s see if there are any Elixir Pills left by Tianyuan Comrce within this palace!"
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