A Man Like None Other Chapter 6743 Three Dimensional World
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- David and his group explore a desolate, icy northern region.
- They discover a ruined circular stone platform with ancient, eroded runes.
- David begins meticulously repairing the damaged runes on the platform.
In the far north of Twentieth Heaven lay a desolate expanse of ice. The further north you go, the lower the temperature, and strong winds carrying ice shards cut into your face like knives.
The ground was covered in a thick layer of snow and ice, and occasionally a few black rocks could be seen peeking out from the snow, like silent tombstones.
After flying for most of the day, David and his group finally found the ruins at the location marked on the map.
It was a partially collapsed circular stone platform, about a hundred feet in diameter, covered in a thick layer of ice and snow.
There were eight broken stone pillars along the edge of the stone platform, each covered with runes that had been eroded by wind and frost and were almost invisible.
There was a deep crack right in the middle of the stone platform, splitting it in half.
Xuanzhenzi stepped forward and kicked a stone pillar at the edge of the platform. The snow fell with a rustling sound, revealing the gray-black rock underneath and the almost worn runes: “This is the Tianxuan Formation? It doesn’t seem to be usable”
David remained silent. He spread out the array diagram and examined every detail step by step, comparing it to the runes on the stone platform.
There are 365 rune nodes marked on the layout diagram, which correspond to the number of days in a day. Each node has a specific position and order of arrangement.
He compared the runes on the actual stone platform and found that most of the knots were indeed still there, only slightly blurred due to the wind and frost. There were about thirty nodes that were completely damaged.
“More than thirty rune nodes need repair,” David said.
“repair?”
Xuanzhenzi looked at the runes, which were almost invisible due to the erosion of time and frost, then scratched his head. “How to fix it? This old man doesn’t understand these ancient runes”
“I understand.”
David squatted down, took out a small carving knife from his storage ring, and began to re-carve the smoothed runes on the stone pillar.
His fingers were steady and precise, each stroke carefully carved according to the markings on the array diagram.
Chaos power flowed from his fingertip, seeping into the texture of the stone along the carving knife, causing the rune to glow faintly with a gray light upon completion, before disappearing back into the stone.
Jiang Xuelan also stepped forward and, imitating David, inscribed runes according to the marks on the array diagram.
His fingers weren’t as dexterous as David’s, but he was thorough. After completing each section, he would check the array diagram repeatedly to ensure it was correct before moving on to the next section.
Xuanzhenzi squatted on the side, unable to help, and could only watch the two of them busy with their own affairs.
The young Taoist ran back and forth, helping the two by passing carving knives and clearing snow.