With My System, I Can Even Tame Gods

Ye Qing Huan still had that skeptical look on her face at first, but then she saw that it wasn’t just this single constellation that was here.

When she looked at the other marks, she could see that they formed a similar pattern.

It was one thing if it happened once, but happening twice meant that it was no longer a coincidence.

It was clear that there was some kind of pattern that had been left behind by the ones that fought in the war.

Only they just couldn’t understand what this pattern was.

Looking at it, it seemed like they were trying to show them the constellations that these marks formed. It seemed like there was some kind of special meaning behind the constellations that were being depicted.

But neither Lin Fan or Ye Qing Huan could figure out what was special about these constellations.

These were constellations that were normally seen in the sky and didn’t have any special meanings, so it wasn’t as if they could represent anything. Though in the first place, it wasn’t as if their knowledge was specialized enough that they would know anything about this.

The only part of this that they were able to recognize was the constellations themselves and that was all because of how common these constellations were.

"Perhaps it was because they used these common constellations that these marks even survived in the first place. Or else the ones who wiped this place out wouldn’t have left these marks behind. After all, there’s nothing for them to gain from leaving behind marks when they were trying to wipe everything out in the first place."

So it made even less sense that there would be a pattern in the marks that were left behind.

But no matter how they tried to deny it, they had no choice but to follow the trail that was laid out by these marks.

In the end, they wanted to see if they could prove themselves wrong.

Following the trail of marks, they eventually reached a place where the rubble was most concentrated. With how much rubble was in this place, it was obvious that this was where the main part of the pavilion had been previously.

Though there wasn’t anything that was left behind since it had been wiped up as cleanly as the other rubble had been.

Whoever had cleaned through this place didn’t want to leave behind a single clue for others to discover.

Once again, the marks here seemed to form constellations. These were constellations that were simple enough that even laymen like Lin Fan and Ye Qing Huan were able to see through them.

But still this didn’t give them an idea of what this pavilion had once been.

The only thing that they were feeling now was that sensation that told them that they shouldn’t be here any longer.

After all, this was the place that hid the secret of why the Dao Sect had been destroyed in the first place.

It was only their curiousity that was driving them forward, but it wasn’t as if that curiousity was worth losing their lives over.

That was until Lin Fan had a wild guess.

"What if this place was used for divination?"

The moment that this thought passed through his mind, it felt like there was this powerful pressure that came over him.

Lin Fan had no way of resisting this pressure as he was pushed down into the ground. The force that he had been pushed down with was even strong enough that he had cracked the tiles that were under him.

If it wasn’t for his resilient body, then he might really have been squished by whatever this pressure was.

But even if it didn’t crush him, it was a problem of him not being able to do anything against this pressure. In the end, it was a problem that he was still stuck in this place without being able to move.

Ye Qing Huan had only hesitated for a second after being caught off guard by this, but then it looked like she wanted to do something to help Lin Fan.

Before she could, Lin Fan used the bit of strength that he had to shake his head to stop her. He didn’t even have the ability to say anything with how this pressure fell on him.

Seeing this, Ye Qing Huan didn’t come over like she wanted to do. However, that didn’t mean that she didn’t look at him with a worried look on her face.

It was clear that she wanted to do something to help him out of this predicament, but she had no idea what she was supposed to do. After all, she didn’t even know what was happening at this moment.

Lin Fan also tried to figure out a way to resist the pressure that was falling on him, but it didn’t seem like anything that he was doing was working. It was as if the pressure that fell onto him went through all of his defenses and directly pressed down on him.

It didn’t matter what he tried to use to resist it, it was directly affecting him.

But that made him start to think about why this pressure had fallen on him in the first place.

After thinking about it, Lin Fan started convincing himself, "It isn’t related to divination at all."

This was a long shot that he didn’t think would work at all, but he really didn’t have any other choice at this point. When he was being pressed down into the ground like this, it was desperation that drove him.

However, that desperation seemed to pay off in the end.

As he convinced himself of this, he could feel the pressure on him slowly fading away.

It seemed like whatever was putting pressure on him wasn’t sentient. It seemed like this thing had only been designed to look out for one thing and one thing only.

If that thing wasn’t present, then there was no reason for it to do anything.

Though it was quite something else that it was able to read his mind.

As expected of immortals from the upper realm, they were the only ones that were able to create something like this.

Eventually, the pressure completely disappeared from Lin Fan and he was able to slowly stand again. Though from the way that he stood up, it was clear that he had suffered internal injuries from this.

Even with his strong physique, he wasn’t able to resist all of the pressure that fell onto him.

"What happened?"

Lin Fan didn’t answer the question when Ye Qing Huan asked this, he just looked at her with a complicated look. After all, if he were to say something to her, then there was no telling what would happen.

Making her aware of this wasn’t helping her, but rather harming her since it would be marking her as a target for the array left here by the immortals.

But it wasn’t as if he could just not tell her anything.

At the very least, he wanted to let her know what this pavilion was for.

After thinking about it for a long time, Lin Fan finally said, "The heavenly secrets can’t be easily divulged."

It was natural that a confused look appeared on Ye Qing Huan’s face when she heard this. At the same time, she looked at him as if she was wondering if there was something wrong with his brain.

But Lin Fan didn’t say anything else other than this. He didn’t even give her any look that she could use to infer something from.

So in the end, Ye Qing Huan had to carefully think about what Lin Fan had said to her.

After a while, it seemed like she was slowly getting what he was saying.

The moment that it seemed like she understood, Ye Qing Huan suddenly said, "Let’s go, there’s no point in staying here any longer."

Lin Fan was surprised that she would be this decisive, but he didn’t argue with what she said.

Since he had figured out what this pavilion was, he had already wanted to leave this place. He didn’t know how far the array left behind by the immortals spread, but it wasn’t good to remain here any longer than they had to.

Xiao Mu had just been silently following behind them the entire time.

It seemed like it already had an idea of what this place was, but it wasn’t able to say anything.

Lin Fan and Ye Qing Huan didn’t blame Xiao Mu for this since they already knew that this was the case, but there was something that Lin Fan couldn’t help feeling confused by.

"Why didn’t the array activate and suppress Xiao Mu?"

Was it because the array didn’t recognize Xiao Mu as a threat or was it something else?

Now that Xiao Mu had sentience, it should have recognized that Xiao Mu was a target to suppress.

In the end, he forgot about this since there was no point in trying to figure out the array that the immortals left behind. Even if he were to think about it for a long time, it wasn’t as if he would be able to figure this array out.

It was something that was far beyond him.

Though Lin Fan had been injured because of it, he felt that it was worth it to come to this pavilion.

After all, now they had an idea of what kind of disaster the Dao Sect had faced.

This information was worth it no matter how injured he was.

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