The wooden cabin was not large, perhaps only the size of a classroom. Its walls were rounded, like the tunnels of ants and insects, and covered with various relief sculptures. As the dense wooden figurines on the reliefs moved toward the edges of the walls and pointed at Li Huowang, the entire cabin undulated as if it were alive.
Inside this bizarre cabin, Li Huowang finally saw the true form of the so-called Heart Pan of the Yin-Yang Doumu.
This man sat upright on a brown Taishi Chair, bare-chested. His face was covered by a bronze mask quite similar to those at the entrance of the Astronomical Bureau. The only difference was that this mask had a green face and fierce fangs, giving it a frightening appearance.
The man was as skinny as a stick, but his belly was enormous. Painted on his round, bulging stomach was a Yin-Yang Taiji fish that constantly squirmed and spread outward.
