Su Mo re-examined the mural.
He discovered that it depicted a desolate scene.
The sky was without sun or moon, endless darkness, and various disasters unfolded ahead.
Living beings wailed amidst this, corpses were everywhere, and raging flames rose, devouring all directions.
In the midst of this, there was a man dressed in rags, who stood tall and stared at the sky, clenching his fists tightly.
Although there were only a few strokes, it looked somewhat simplistic.
Yet the soaring fighting spirit still resonated within those who saw it.
But Su Mo didn't quite understand what the mural truly meant.
Could it be that it speaks of a time in ancient history when calamities descended upon the world?
The myth of humanity's defiance against heaven?
"Most murals are exaggerated and have metaphorical meanings.
"It's not necessarily a natural disaster, it could be a man-made catastrophe…"
