Lulunaka raised her head to look at the snake head for a while before turning her gaze back to the present.
Since the Emperor Snake was here, then the other symbiotic existence should also be nearby.
She walked towards the furnace, bypassing the skeletal snake head that protruded from the side.
This furnace that was connected to the ceiling had a strange lustre on its exterior.
Its exterior looked like it was made of steel and did not rust due to the passage of time. This was one of the strange things about it. The gold, silver, and iron in the treasury had all corroded, but this place seemed to have been frozen in time.
The lustre on the surface was blue and flowed on the outside of the furnace. It looked like a liquid that had a life of its own as it flowed on the surface.
Since it was a furnace, then naturally, there would be something like a furnace fire.
Lulunaka walked to the opening of the furnace and finally found what she was looking for.
Pure blue flames burned quietly inside the furnace.
Outside the flames, there was an iron chair that no longer looked like its original form. It was placed to the side and was leaning on the Emperor Snake's body.
Lulunaka had an impression of this iron chair. It seemed to be a throne, but it was not the one she had touched before. This was just a replica.
Her gaze fell on the iron chair.
This iron chair did not look like it was for ordinary people to sit on. Even if it was a strong and tall warrior, sitting on this iron throne would be like a baby in a cradle.
On this throne, there was a skeleton that was half human and half snake.
This skeleton was bigger than the snake guard and its tail was longer. However, the snake guard could still turn into an undead and wreak havoc everywhere. The existence sitting on the throne had long lost its life and soul.
Lulunaka walked to the front of the throne and looked up to observe the skeleton sitting quietly on it.
After looking for a while, she shook her head. "The last Emperor actually died in such a way. I thought it would be more heroic and ugly … But this is not bad.
People with the title of King do not have a good ending. You should have a better ending, right? "
Actually, Lulunaka did not witness the downfall of the Underground Empire. At that time, she ran to the mountains in the west and spent her days there. Her attitude at that time was that what the eye did not see, the heart did not grieve over.
At that time, there were still some people who remembered Lulunaka. There were also some people who were looking for her everywhere, hoping that she could end the chaos, riots … and war that happened in the King Castle.
But Lulunaka disappeared. No one could find her. Only when she was willing, she would appear in front of others.
Even the greatest and most brilliant Astrology Magician at that time couldn't find her.
As if she did not exist and completely disappeared...
When she reappeared in the King's Castle, the underground world was already known as the sewers, and Inseid no longer existed.
At that time, the King's Castle was still a powerful country, but it was already an injured eagle. No one dared to bear the struggle of a dying beast and become the most popular sacrifice.
Then, this Eagle died just like that. Only a half-dead body was left … until now.
It wasn't that Lurunaka didn't try to save the eagle before it died, but the result was like this … In this failed attempt, something was born, but compared to the aging and death of a huge existence, it was a bit insignificant.
Lulunaka looked at this quiet skeleton for a while, with a faint smile on her face. "It's still a female Naga … I didn't expect the last generation to be a female Emperor." Lulunaka muttered to herself and turned her head away, no longer looking at the remains on the throne.
She did not come here just to see the bones.
Lulunaka stood in front of the furnace and looked at the pure blue flame inside. Without any hesitation, she walked in.
The blue flame was attached to Lulunaka's body. It did not ignite or burn her whole body. It looked harmless.
The interior of the furnace could be considered spacious. The blue flame burned quietly, without any signs of extinguishing.
There was a ladder on the inner wall of the furnace for Lulunaka to climb up.
Lulunaka climbed up the ladder and moved towards the top of the furnace.
She might be the only person who entered this place in these hundreds of years. She was also the last person to leave this place a thousand years ago.
What she was approaching now was something that countless magic envoys could only dream of.
This blue flame was pure magic without any impurities. It was the purest power.
Whoever could get this treasure, it might mean that this person had endless magic power.
For a mage, this was an irresistible temptation, especially for those who knew some of the truth about the Lost Empire.
Those black robes, those devices, and even Marina who was wandering alone … They all came for this thing. And what led them to this underground world could be the information on the broken pages, or it could be the words of others, or they could vaguely feel that there was such a treasure trove underground. This treasure trove had no gold, silver, treasures, or divine weapons, only the purest magic power.
That was what Lurunaka had come for, but that was not what she had come for.
At least, she did not come here for the so-called magic power.
"The distance from the surface to here is less than a thousand meters. It's less than the distance between two streets … But no one can come here. It's really a strange thing …" Lulunaka muttered to herself as she climbed up. "But compared to the distance between people's hearts, the distance between the surface and the underground is insignificant."
If people's hearts were not so far apart, perhaps the Inseid Empire would not have disappeared, and this underground world would not have become a ruin.
Lulunaka climbed to the top of the furnace and came to the place she had left.
The top of the furnace was a suspended platform without any support. Only the blue flame burned below.
On the platform, there was a silver polygon suspended in mid-air, spinning rapidly.
There were no scratches or cracks on the surface of this polygon. The surface was transparent, and she could see a blue core burning inside.
It was perfect, but there was no pattern to its movements, like a clockwork doll that had lost control.
On this platform, besides such a beautiful but irregular existence, there was something else that attracted Lulunaka's attention.
She walked to the side of that existence and squatted down, her face full of interest. "I almost forgot, this is still here."
It was a humanoid existence lying on the ground.