242. Chapter 241 The ancient secrets on the murals
242. Chapter 241 The ancient secrets on the murals
Author: Ebony Thuja
In an era so long ago that even time will fade into death, terrible demons burst out of the earth, and the apocalypse from the underground spread to the entire world.
The earth is dominated by the great race of Ginaijindaru. They summoned powerful gods from forbidden paintings and ruled the distant era.
Landslides and ground cracks, tsunamis howl, eyes from the stars quietly cast their sights on the ground, and the call from the deep sea becomes more intense. Even the Genai Jindaru people who can summon powerful gods inevitably retreat and perish.
They left behind precious items and great miracles, waiting for the call of future generations.
The Jinaijindaru people are great, eternal, and immortal.
They will eventually return to this world, and the world will once again usher in the rule of the great Jinai Jindaru people.
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The two members of the expedition team carefully analyzed the information on the mural.
There is a lot of information on the murals, but it is not easy to interpret. Because there are no reference objects or other historical data reflected on them, it is difficult to judge what is painted on the murals. You can only vaguely distinguish it by relying on the patterns.
It's a pity, because the era when the Genai Jindaru people were active cannot be verified today. Humans at that time were probably still little skinny monkeys jumping up and down in the trees. They didn't even develop civilization, let alone leave writing.
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There is no name about the ancient dominant race on the mural, only terrifying black shadows, like the most terrifying nightmare deep in the genes.
The two of them looked at a strange lantern-like machine in perfect agreement.
Or maybe the Lord of R'lyeh?
The thought of a great race that had been extinct for a long time reappeared in the world, wanting to dominate the world again and bring human society into the abyss of fear and chaos.
He recalled the legends of the ancient rulers from ancient times that he had crammed into when he was at the University of Michigan.
What is the specific process? This mural does not describe it in detail. We only know that the final result is the destruction of the entire clan.
Could it be that weak humans can only survive in the cracks of these powerful rulers?
Do they still have hope?
The geologist looked at Wilson subconsciously.
The remaining villagers who didn't believe it were probably controlled by the mind power of the Jinaijindaru people. Their brains were controlled by a gray-blue light and they lost their own thoughts.
That so-called miracle should indeed be the case.
Wilson moved his gaze to the middle mural.
But why did the Jinai Jindaru people, who were so prosperous for a time, be destroyed?
With those three monsters, for them, no matter what danger they encounter, they should not be wiped out, right?
In the plot of Dyna, it is not clearly stated how the Genai Jindaru people were destroyed. At first, it was just that a scholar discovered a cloning machine in a cave, and then took it away to study the paintings on the ground, which led to a series of subsequent stories.
Soon they arrived at the bottom of the cave.
They used their imagination and relied on their knowledge to analyze, but in the end they could only decipher so much.
However, due to insufficient information, they were unable to confirm the existence of the Old One.
Being able to summon monsters from paintings on the ground, and more than one, is indeed a very tricky ability.
That smile was like bright sunshine, lighting up the dark cave.
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The words on the mural are difficult to decipher, and they are not phonetic characters. Just by looking at them, you cannot know the name of the ancient race. This name was what Wilson told him.
His focus is also different from Wilson's.
Because of the information gap, the geologists analyzed in a different direction than Wilson.
Even just looking at that distorted and abstract face will make you feel mentally twitching, which is beyond human cognition of ugliness.
This cave is not big. After all, it is newly built, and the murals on the walls have not even been finished.
Wilson mused.
Hope seems to have arrived.
There is a high probability that the person who woke up is the Genekin Daru.
Wilson also moved his attention away from the mural, as if he noticed the gaze of the geologist, turned his head and smiled at William:
"Let's go."
But this is enough.
There is also no light here, and there are a bunch of weird machines on the ground, which are both primitive and advanced at the same time, and are fundamentally different from the technology of human civilization.
There is no doubt that Genai Jindaru, who can summon monsters from paintings on the ground and control them to rule the world, and has powerful technology, is a member of the Old Ones.
Fortunately, as long as some cells of this ancient race survive, they can be resurrected with cloning technology...
"Um."
If you want to lift the control, you probably have to eliminate the culprit.
In the end, only a machine that looked like a lantern remained.
The geologist couldn't help but feel his heart sink.
It turns out that the name of this race is Jinai Jindaru, a very strange name that goes beyond normal logic.
Then the terror from the deep sea and the stars caused their destruction...
Jinaijindaru…
Wilson stared at the simple drawing of the monster on the mural, compared it with the episode in his memory, and finally determined. This time he encountered the Genaijindaru people that Dana encountered.
That is the light that shines in during the most desperate times.
The original Jinaijindaru also relied on these monsters to dominate that era.
There is some evidence that there were indeed powerful old rulers on the American continent who were good at controlling creatures with their mind and were the embodiment of control and fear.
It should be the powerful being among the old rulers, the great King in Yellow?
From this point of view, it is very likely that it is Gina Jindaru.
Geologists seemed to have seen the glorious giant standing on the earth again.
Geologists are no longer surprised by this.
The Jinaijindaru people bewitched these ignorant villagers and deceived them with the so-called cloning technology, the so-called miracle of resurrection from the dead...
In that painting, the sea water turned pitch black, and the stars in the sky became extremely strange and terrifying. They were like eyes that cast their sights on the earth, and then something happened.
That should be the cloning machine of the Genaijin mainlanders.
The geologist wanted to go up and have a look.
Wilson suddenly noticed a black figure appearing behind the geologist. The figure was moving very fast, leaving only an afterimage.
"careful!"
After hearing Wilson's voice, as if he had practiced it thousands of times, the geologist quickly pulled out a card from his pocket. (End of Chapter)