Fan Wu originally thought that this city was the location of a large biological race, no matter what era it was, no matter what kind of race it was, it was actually not too beyond his imagination.

But along the way, he saw that the houses here were constantly changing from large to small, and finally they were almost close to the size needed for human habitation, and such a strange situation made him very puzzled.

If it is the same race, it is impossible to have so much difference in size, so it is the most likely that multiple races will live together, but since it is a multi-race mixed life, how can the same totem be enshrined?

And it is such a small nuwa Niangniang, Nuwa Niangniang is a very important existence for both the human race and the demon race, it is simply the degree of admiration of all people, but worship and admiration is one thing, and it is another thing to really use her as a totem to worship the clan.

If the statue here is a big Buddha or Sanqing, it will not be so strange, after all, the followers of Buddhism and Taoism have a wide range of aspects, and many races, even if they are not humans, believe in these two families.

And even in ancient times, Nuwa Niangniang was not the only god worshipped by all people, and many great gods such as Pangu, Fuxi, and Kuafu were the objects of worship, and it seems that there are more believers than Nuwa Niangniang.

Although Fan Wu didn't know the truth or falsehood of these statements, the fact that different races actually worshiped the same totem was not unusual in itself.

Especially if he felt that this was an ancient ancestor generation, after all, the society at that time was not as popular as the religion of modern society.

At that time, people only believed in their own powers, including Pangu and Fuxi, the great gods they worshipped, and in the eyes of the people, they may belong to heroes more than beliefs.

Combing statues of objects of faith is a phenomenon that only appears in a relatively late era, and there are only two possibilities for doing so in ancient times, one is that the object is not a physical object at all.

For example, those who believe in fire, the sun, or the moon will carve these objects into images for worship.

The second possibility is that the object itself is an ancestor of his own clan, so it makes perfect sense to comb the statue for him.

Although human beings will also regard Nuwa Niangniang as one of our ancestors, but that is just to commemorate what Nuwa Niangniang has done for mankind, everyone knows that Nuwa Niangniang is a demon god with a human face and a snake body, and will not really treat her old man as a human blood ancestor.

So we praise and worship Nuwa Niangniang, but we rarely help her erect a monument, but in this strange city, Fan Wu actually saw such a huge statue of a human-faced snake body, and the same city he saw in Hell before.

And according to the water body of his previous life that he met at that time, the ruined city in Hell was the tomb of one of his previous lives.

Fan Wu believed that it would not be as simple as a grave, because there was no reference at the time, so he believed it, and now seeing the situation here, he found that in addition to the difference in size between the two cities, many places are almost the same.

It's not so much about what it looks like, it's about a feeling, think of both cities in ruins, both with a statue of a human-faced snake in the city, and both of them have been destroyed to the point where they don't speak.

The statue of the city of Hell was cut off at the waist, and although the statue here looked quite intact, a large hole was dug in the waist.

The same statue, the same was destroyed from the waist, if this is a coincidence, Fan Wu has a clear feeling, this is definitely not a coincidence, there must be similar, even the same reason for this.

The difference between the two cities is that they were destroyed in different ways, the Hell one was slashed with a sharp weapon, and the city here was shattered by some heavy enemy.

If it weren't for the fact that every building was shattered, Fan Wu still wondered if it had suffered an earthquake, but not only did none of the buildings survive, but the key was that the city wall was not damaged at all.

It is impossible for an earthquake to avoid the city wall so intelligently, so it can only be done by the enemy, but it is still a question, why did the city wall remain undamaged?

To be precise, the places outside the city walls have not been damaged too much, and if you don't enter the city, you will think that this is a complete and normal city just from the outside.

Only when I came in did I see that there was no longer a good place inside, and in such a large city, to ensure that every building was so completely destroyed, it must have been done after a long time of checking and filling in the gaps.

It shows that the enemy either hates this group to the core, and must not leave a single place, or the enemy is a pervert or a group of perverts, and he has to completely destroy everything before he stops.

There is another possibility, which is also the biggest possibility of Fan Wu's guess, that is, the enemy is here to look for something, and this thing is not big, it can be hidden in any corner, so all the buildings must be leveled to confirm that there is nothing missing.

Fan Wu recalled that the city in Hell was the same, almost every building had been cut open with sharp weapons, and it should be the same reason, to find something inside.

It's just that Fan Wu couldn't imagine that it was so important to find something, not only to destroy the entire city, but also to search all the buildings and corners.

And in order to get this thing, I have to offend Nuwa Niangniang's ethnic group, it's not ordinary hatred, I don't know if there is a slaughter of the city, but destroying the statue of Nuwa like this, even if you don't slaughter the creatures here, it is estimated that in the eyes of this ethnic group, it is estimated that it is even more unbearable than killing yourself.

It is not news that people can give up their lives for the sake of their beliefs, and it is not news from ancient times to the present, and how important must it be for the enemy to get what he wants even if he offends a group?

Is it a man, is it a treasure?

Fan Wu didn't have any idea, but he was also infinitely curious about it, what was it that would be worth fighting so much about?

But no matter what kind of treasure this is, it is still only Fan Wu's second concern now, before he came to this city, he had a thing that has been haunting in his heart, after entering the city, it reached its peak, and when he walked to the second half of the city, it was already a heart-scratching itch.

From the moment he saw the first earthen wall, he asked himself, what does the matter here have to do with him, if he was here back then, where is it, and what role does he belong to?

You must know that the scene here does not appear randomly, according to the subconscious, the general environment here does not count, but every special place must be something that you have experienced or left a deep impression on in your previous life.

He was able to control his thoughts and doubts before entering the city, after all, there was no sign that he could see what was going on here.

After entering the city, he already knew what was going on here, and that question began to scratch his mind, and he wanted to know where he was involved in this matter back then.

Was it the besieger, or the defender, or just a spectator? The question had always bothered him, and it shouldn't have been.

After all, such a long history of things, and it is something that I have experienced in my previous life, it can be exaggerated to say that it has nothing to do with the current half a dime.

But Fan Wu had a lingering thought in his heart, it seemed that finding the answer to this question was very important to him, as long as he found the answer, he could figure out everything.

As for why there was this idea, Fan Wu didn't know, but he instinctively felt that this idea was correct and not his own delusion.

That's why this incident is so worrying to him, and even makes him a little crazy at first, but at the same time he tells himself that he must be calm, and it is useless to be crazy now.

Not only will it not help you find the answer, but it will also make you lose patience, and if you lose patience, you will become inattentive, which will affect your judgment and actions even more.

So he warned himself over and over again to be calm, and even began to distract himself from other things to distract himself from this matter.

It was not easy to control his thoughts, Fan Wu couldn't help but feel strange in his heart, it was just a thought, he could measure that he had become so uncalm, could it be that that matter was really so important to him? Or was there another reason?

Fan Wu, who was full of thoughts, had unconsciously walked to the back of the city, there was no way in front of him, and he looked up to see another towering city wall.

However, the wall at the back of the city is different from the one in front of it, and there are stairs on top of it, and this staircase is also one size larger than normal for humans.

It's just that the proportions are not as exaggerated as the previous ones, because the walls are so high, so this staircase is still made of mud and stone in a zigzag shape.

Even so, for the city wall where the top could not be seen, this staircase with no idea how many steps still seemed a bit insignificant, but it was more than enough for Fan Wu to reach the top.

Fan Wu didn't fly up, but walked up the mud staircase that looked a little rough, his head still thinking about the identity of his previous life as he went up, and his eyes were looking at the whole interior of the city.

When the height was still low, he could only see the ruins of those buildings, and when he was nearly halfway up, he could already overlook the entire city, although he still saw a piece of ruins, but because of the relationship between climbing high and looking far, the depression in his heart was slightly relaxed.

When he had gone some distance further, and was close to three-quarters of the height of the city wall, he suddenly noticed that the city he saw seemed to have changed.

The ruins are still the same ruins, but the scene in Fan Wu's eyes has become no longer so chaotic and dead, and it seems that there is something different in it.

It's just that this feeling is like lightning, although it aroused Fan Wu's vigilance, but it flashed, and he couldn't grasp the key information.