Heavenly Dao Engine

Chapter 1286 - 1286 0737 Turning the Tables_2

?Chapter 1286: Chapter 0737: Turning the Tables_2 Chapter 1286: Chapter 0737: Turning the Tables_2 Having analyzed the three-dimensional holographic images fed back to him by the Heavenly Dao Engine, Qi Tian had essentially ascertained the layout of the Saint’s Tomb’s Inner Underground Palace. Compared to the previous Saint’s Tomb he had explored, this one was not only smaller in scale but its interior layout was also less sophisticated.

In the previous Saint’s Tomb, even when he used every possible method to probe the Inner Underground Palace during his exploration, he could not clearly understand what was inside, and he also encountered various dangers, some of which nearly cost him his life. But with this Inner Underground Palace, he hadn’t even entered yet and was still outside the tomb’s entrance, and he had already clearly probed what was inside, identified where the Killing Array was, where the traps were, and which areas needed his special attention. This would be of great help to him during his formal exploration, allowing him to avoid most dangers and complete the probing mission with minimal cost.

However, this did not mean that probing the Saint’s Tomb’s Inner Underground Palace alone was absolutely safe. Apart from those dangerous factors, Qi Tian had not forgotten that the most dangerous place inside the Inner Underground Palace was Manager Chen, who possessed the cultivation realm of the Second Level of the Nascent Soul Stage. Just this alone represented extreme danger, and if Qi Tian was not careful in dealing with him, the consequences could be very severe.

Qi Tian stood outside the entrance of the Inner Underground Palace, carefully checking his entire body, donning all the battle armor and Protective Talismans that he should wear. He gripped the Yonghe Stick tightly in his hand and prepared some talismans in places on his body that were easily accessible. He also held healing pills in his mouth. He had made all the preparations he could think of, ensuring nothing was overlooked.