Chapter 1035

Chapter 1035: The Pilgrimage of a Thousand Birds

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

The platform lowered . It descended slowly, until it came to a stop before a stone door .

"Is this the entrance to Phoenix Shelter?" Han Sen was delighted, thinking he might have found it .

He looked at the many vines that draped the doorframe . They looked undisturbed, which told him Holy-Sword Emperor had not yet arrived . Or, if he had, the spirit had not come this way .

Han Sen summoned Sword-Furnace spirit . Treachery and danger might have lurked ahead, so he thought the spirit could make a fine decoy .

At Han Sen's command, Sword-Furnace pushed the door open . Nothing out-of-the-ordinary occurred, it just opened like any average door might .

Beyond the door rested a stone staircase that descended a very long way down . Eventually, the stairs took a turn . What lurked at the bottom, Han Sen could not yet tell .

Along with Bao'er, Han Sen stepped inside . Sword-Furnace led the way, and after some time venturing down, they arrived before a palace .

Surprisingly, there had been no danger, and nothing inherently peculiar stood out to them . Even the door of the palace seemed normal .

The door was ajar, and from what he could see from where he stood, there were many copper items inside . There was a furnace, a ding, and a number of statues; all wrought from copper .

Going inside, he noticed statues on either side of the entrance hall . They all depicted birds . There was a peacock, a crane, a sparrow, and even one of bees .

The walls had mosaics and plaques, with themes and designs all revolving around birds . Across the ceiling, there was a painting of a grand purple peacock . Across the tiled floor, there were many illustrations of cranes .

It was like a museum, dedicated to birds and birds alone . An image of a bird adorned everywhere that Han Sen looked, and even the pillars of the hall were decorated with pictures or carvings of them .

Han Sen wandered around the palace for some time, but strangely, he did not come across a single image of a phoenix .

"Is it because Phoenix Emperor resembled a phoenix, anyway?" Han Sen guessed .

Aside from the statues and the other bird-based decorations, there did not seem to be anything of value . The only thing of note was the throne .

"Phoenix Emperor must have sat right there . But why do only paintings and statues remain here?" Thinking of this, Han Sen then told Sword-Furnace to examine the throne more closely .

The throne was engraved with a number of bird illustrations, just like everything else in the palace . After Sword-Furnace had finished investigating the seat, Han Sen decided to sit on it .

After Han Sen sat down on the throne, it suddenly seemed as if the statues before him were alive . It seemed as if they were there, ready to obey him .

"This Phoenix Emperor dude had taste," Han Sen thought .

It was strange, to imagine Phoenix Emperor spending so much time and effort to merely be able to sit there and enjoy the artwork and the feelings they elicited .

It was a unique sensation, but it was only achievable by sitting down on the throne .

With Phoenix Emperor's power, he could have most certainly gathered a flock of genuine birds . It was weird to see such focus and time given to the creation of fake ones .

Han Sen continued sitting on that throne, observing the birds in a new light . Eventually, though, his face turned dim .

Following a tingling sensation, the birds did indeed start to look more and more alive . Eventually, he was stricken with the feeling that the birds were about to fly towards him .

Everything seemed so real . They may have actually been statues, but they were shaped, sculpted, and built in a way that was as convincing as a real bird .

And what's more, no bird looked alike . They each had a personality, despite being constructed objects . Many might have appeared rather similar, but there were minor variations to make even those stand out from their inanimate peers .

"Was this his study room, maybe?" Han Sen felt as if he had learned something, through this idle observation .

Han Sen had once learned Heavenly Go and Seven Twist, which he later combined into Aero . This technique was associated with birds .

After watching the birds for a while longer, he felt as if they were somehow related to the self-taught Aero talent .

By simply watching the birds before him, he felt as if he was given a greater understanding of Aero . He was learning a lot about birds, all by simply watching them . He realized there were many things about birds he had never seen or even considered before, and it was like his mind had breached a veil, and he'd now be operating on a higher plane of existence . He was in a different world now .

"I didn't know I could do that," Han Sen thought, considering the new options that were opening before him .

Han Sen then focused his attention and examined every bird individually . They weren't alive, but every time he looked back to a bird he had previously looked at, it would seem different .

Han Sen stood up to take a better look .

Before Han Sen sat on the throne, he hadn't noticed anything peculiar about the hall . After sitting on the throne and standing up again, his perception of everything had changed .

It was like a 3D picture . At first, the image of the hall was plain and meaningless .

But now, looking closely, it was as if a lock had been broken . He could see things differently, from a multitude of different angles .

The hall, of course, had been designed better than any 3D image ever could . Its depth was unparalleled, and you'd discover and learn a number of new things, depending on where you stood .

Everyone had a different personality, and everyone saw things differently .

The birds were this way, as well . They all looked unique, and when he looked at them from different angles, he felt differently about them .

Han Sen did not know how others felt, but he felt as if he had just entered a treasury . It was a treasury of knowledge, and what he had learned about Aero there was different than anything he could ever learn from reading a book .

Chapter 1035: The Pilgrimage of a Thousand Birds. Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio The platform lowered . It descended slowly, until it came to a stop before a stone door . Is this the entrance to Phoenix Shelter? Han Sen was delighted, thinking he might have found it . He looked at the many vines that draped the doorframe . They looked undisturbed, which told him Holy-Sword Emperor had not yet arrived . Or, if he had, the spirit had not come this way . Han Sen summoned Sword-Furnace spirit . Treachery and danger might have lurked ahead, so he thought the spirit could make a fine decoy . At Han Sens command, Sword-Furnace pushed the door open . Nothing out-of-the-ordinary occurred, it just opened like any average door might . Beyond the door rested a stone staircase that descended a very long way down . Eventually, the stairs took a turn . What lurked at the bottom, Han Sen could not yet tell . Along with Baoer, Han Sen stepped inside . Sword-Furnace led the way, and after some time venturing down, they arrived before a palace . Surprisingly, there had been no danger, and nothing inherently peculiar stood out to them . Even the door of the palace seemed normal . The door was ajar, and from what he could see from where he stood, there were many copper items inside . There was a furnace, a ding, and a number of statues; all wrought from copper . Going inside, he noticed statues on either side of the entrance hall . They all depicted birds . There was a peacock, a crane, a sparrow, and even one of bees . The walls had mosaics and plaques, with themes and designs all revolving around birds . Across the ceiling, there was a painting of a grand purple peacock . Across the tiled floor, there were many illustrations of cranes . It was like a museum, dedicated to birds and birds alone . An image of a bird adorned everywhere that Han Sen looked, and even the pillars of the hall were decorated with pictures or carvings of them . Han Sen wandered around the palace for some time, but strangely, he did not come across a single image of a phoenix . Is it because Phoenix Emperor resembled a phoenix, anyway? Han Sen guessed . Aside from the statues and the other bird-based decorations, there did not seem to be anything of value . The only thing of note was the throne . Phoenix Emperor must have sat right there . But why do only paintings and statues remain here? Thinking of this, Han Sen then told Sword-Furnace to examine the throne more closely . The throne was engraved with a number of bird illustrations, just like everything else in the palace . After Sword-Furnace had finished investigating the seat, Han Sen decided to sit on it . After Han Sen sat down on the throne, it suddenly seemed as if the statues before him were alive . It seemed as if they were there, ready to obey him . This Phoenix Emperor dude had taste, Han Sen thought . It was strange, to imagine Phoenix Emperor spending so much time and effort to merely be able to sit there and enjoy the artwork and the feelings they elicited . It was a unique sensation, but it was only achievable by sitting down on the throne . With Phoenix Emperors power, he could have most certainly gathered a flock of genuine birds . It was weird to see such focus and time given to the creation of fake ones . Han Sen continued sitting on that throne, observing the birds in a new light . Eventually, though, his face turned dim . Following a tingling sensation, the birds did indeed start to look more and more alive . Eventually, he was stricken with the feeling that the birds were about to fly towards him . Everything seemed so real . They may have actually been statues, but they were shaped, sculpted, and built in a way that was as convincing as a real bird . And whats more, no bird looked alike . They each had a personality, despite being constructed objects . Many might have appeared rather similar, but there were minor variations to make even those stand out from their inanimate peers . Was this his study room, maybe? Han Sen felt as if he had learned something, through this idle observation . Han Sen had once learned Heavenly Go and Seven Twist, which he later combined into Aero . This technique was associated with birds . After watching the birds for a while longer, he felt as if they were somehow related to the self-taught Aero talent . By simply watching the birds before him, he felt as if he was given a greater understanding of Aero . He was learning a lot about birds, all by simply watching them . He realized there were many things about birds he had never seen or even considered before, and it was like his mind had breached a veil, and hed now be operating on a higher plane of existence . He was in a different world now . I didnt know I could do that, Han Sen thought, considering the new options that were opening before him . Han Sen then focused his attention and examined every bird individually . They werent alive, but every time he looked back to a bird he had previously looked at, it would seem different . Han Sen stood up to take a better look . Before Han Sen sat on the throne, he hadnt noticed anything peculiar about the hall . After sitting on the throne and standing up again, his perception of everything had changed . It was like a 3D picture . At first, the image of the hall was plain and meaningless . But now, looking closely, it was as if a lock had been broken . He could see things differently, from a multitude of different angles . The hall, of course, had been designed better than any 3D image ever could . Its depth was unparalleled, and youd discover and learn a number of new things, depending on where you stood . Everyone had a different personality, and everyone saw things differently . The birds were this way, as well . They all looked unique, and when he looked at them from different angles, he felt differently about them . Han Sen did not know how others felt, but he felt as if he had just entered a treasury . It was a treasury of knowledge, and what he had learned about Aero there was different than anything he could ever learn from reading a book .