Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 2345: Numerous Enigmas! Traces of Emperor Wu!

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

Though the man had been dead for a long time, Li Xuantu could tell from the various traces of energy on his body that he could have reached the basic level of the Grotto Heaven realm at most. Anyone who could reach this level would be considered a top-class expert in any era, but not by Heaven.

Heaven was so proud that not even the twelve Supremes had a chance to see this Celestial Palace. This Ge Zhu from the Wei-Jin period was weaker than Li Xuantu and Wang Chong, so how could Heaven ever have permitted him inside?

"This truly is very strange."

Wang Chong frowned. He had also noticed the oddities that Li Xuantu had pointed out.

There really seemed to be no reason for Heaven to let in an outsider. But he had to have his reasons for it.

Taking the notebook from Li Xuantu's hands, Wang Chong carefully looked through it. Inside the book were various clues that had been gathered from ancient texts, ending with his discovery of the Founding Tree and his journey within. The words were brimming with pride, and it was clear that this man had been very proud of his accomplishments.

In other words, he had been in the dark the entire time and had no idea what sort of place he was entering.

Buzz!

A shuddering came from behind them.

Wang Chong and Li Xuantu both shivered as they realized what was happening.

"Heaven is coming!" Li Xuantu gravely said.

"Let's go!"

Wang Chong's expression had also turned grave. He immediately shot forward with Li Xuantu and Little Nightmare.

As they proceeded farther and farther, they saw more and more people, corpses of ancient people fused with the walls.

Some of these people were Daoists, alchemists, or scholars, and some were armored figures, clearly generals from the battlefield.

The sight of these people made the furrows on Wang Chong's and Li Xuantu's brows grow deeper and deeper. They had believed that many people like Ge Zhu could have 'mistakenly' entered this place, but seemed that they were gravely mistaken.

It seemed that whether accidentally or intentio

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