The casual life of the flat space

"Let's go, walk slowly!" Grandpa Wu spoke first, interrupting the shock of the two children who had their mouths wide open.

This time, Bai Tieying let her brother walk last. She first looked for a good place to land, and then let Bai Tiexiong climb down backwards. It was easy to climb up the mountain but difficult to climb down, and they had to take care of Bai Tiexiong, so it took the three of them nearly half an hour to land.

Looking down from above, it felt like we were going down into the forest, but in fact we were at the edge of the village. Bai Tieying could still vaguely discern some farmland and paths. Grandpa Wu seemed not to be familiar with this place, or he had forgotten the path over the years. He searched several times before he was sure which way to go to the village.

Grandpa Wu took a sickle and cleared the way, while Bai Tieying had already collected the creatures hiding in the bushes. In addition to the snakes, she also caught a nest of rabbits. Ecology is indeed a cycle.

The few of them walked forward for another half an hour before they reached the village. Bai Tieying's space was also copied exactly. Gradually, she found that the houses in the village were better preserved the closer they were to the farmland. Although the houses were bigger and better as they went forward, they were more dilapidated, as if they had been abandoned many years ago.

When we finally reached the bottom of the tall building, there was very little sunlight left. It was not yet sunset, probably because the cliffs had blocked the sunlight.

It was not visible from above, and only after turning around those houses did Bai Tieying discover that there was a huge rock underneath the building. The tall building was actually built on top of the rock! Bai Tieying stood under the steps carved in the middle of the rock, and could only see the roof of the tall building when she looked up. She felt a little dizzy, and while Grandpa Wu and Bai Tiexiong were not paying attention, she quickly stuffed some snacks into her mouth, thinking, "It seems that this tall building is quite large!"

The three of them climbed the stairs, and Bai Tieying looked at the patterns carved on the hanging bands on both sides. It was not just a plain face or flying clouds, birds or beasts, but it seemed like a coherent story. But now was not the time to solve the mystery, so she could only suppress her doubts again and wait for the master to be willing to tell her story.

When looking down from Tianmen, I felt that the building could not be short. Now that Bai Tieying has come up, he can see it more clearly and is even more shocked - rather than calling it a tall building, it would be more appropriate to call it a palace. A three-story palace of nearly thirty meters, at that, which was only recorded in history books in the original world!

Although she has never been to the ancient imperial palace that has been preserved from the original world, thanks to her job, she has edited a video of an architecture blogger, in which she introduced how the preserved ancient imperial palace was built.

But the palace was built on flat ground, while the tall building in front of her was built on huge rocks. Bai Tieying felt that she dared to say that the houses in the village were so badly damaged, but it would take hundreds or even thousands of years for the tall building in front of her to be like that.

Bai Tieying, who had studied geography, certainly knew how the stone forest was formed, but the years it had passed peacefully and the twelve pillars in front of him that seemed to be integrated with the boulder and had a diameter of at least one or two meters gave Bai Tieying confidence in this tall building, because according to architectural habits, there must be at least twelve symmetrical pillars behind it.

After taking a look at the exterior of the tall building, Bai Tieying thought that Grandpa Wu was going to take them to the building. Unexpectedly, Grandpa Wu took them around the tall building and headed straight for the cliff behind.

After walking around the building, Bai Tieying wanted to say: "People really need to read more books!" She racked her brains to come up with words that were nothing but a bunch of fancy words that could not describe the magnificence and exquisiteness of the building. So the question is, how was this building built? Who built it? Why was it built here?

When they were about ten feet away from the cliff, Grandpa Wu asked them to stop and he walked closer. After a while, the ground began to shake, and then a gate about four or five feet high and three or four feet wide appeared on the cliff. To be more precise, it should be a stone protruding from the cliff that looked like a door.

"Open Sesame?!" Bai Tieying muttered to himself.

"What? Open the door? What did you say, sister?" Bai Tiexiong asked without hearing clearly what his sister said.

"Nothing, Grandpa Wu is calling us, let's go over there quickly!"

The two sisters walked closer and found that there was a three-foot-wide gap between the door and the cliff, and a cool breeze was blowing in from inside. Bai Tieying looked around but couldn't figure out how the door was made or how it was opened. At Grandpa Wu's urging, she hurriedly followed.

Grandpa Wu reached out his right hand to touch a stone wall at the entrance of the cave and felt a thin chain. He then pulled it and a line of fire suddenly appeared on the top of the stone wall, leading straight into the cave, and the door behind him closed.

The light provided by this line of fire was reflected on the top of the cave, and then the smooth top of the cave reflected the light downward, making the passage at least as bright as ordinary household lighting in the original world.

Bai Tieying swallowed her saliva. No matter how much knowledge she would learn from Grandpa Wu in the future, this trip alone would be worth it! The strange landforms and magnificent buildings that had only appeared in TV novels in her original life had already opened her eyes. Now she was actually witnessing the secret art of the mechanism with her own eyes!

After all, Bai Tieying still had memories of his original life, but Bai Tiexiong was already shaking while holding his sister's hand. However, he was not afraid, but excited! He wanted to shout out something, but he didn't know what to shout, or he was afraid of disturbing something, so he could only hold his sister's hand tightly.

Seeing this, Bai Tieying touched his brother's head to comfort him. Bai Tiexiong looked up at his sister, closed his mouth, nodded, held his sister's hand and arm tightly, and followed his sister inside.

After walking for a while and still not seeing the end, Bai Tieying couldn't help but take a look at the space. If you want to talk about miracles, her space is a miracle! Except for the tall building outside, this place is also copied exactly! It's just that all the artificial parts are white. A part of a cave can be seen in front, and this passage is at least 40 to 50 meters long! Even if the pangolin comes, it can't save grandpa!

When they arrived at the entrance of the cave, Grandpa Wu stopped again. Through spatial comparison, Bai Tieying was the first to see where the mechanism was. Sure enough, Grandpa Wu twisted the semicircular stone, and then pushed it upwards. After a sound like flowing water or ants crawling in the cave, a point of light suddenly appeared above his head, and then dozens of fire lines started with that light and ignited from top to bottom.

The fire line illuminated the entire cave, like a large gymnasium with bright lights. No, when Bai Tieying saw the scene inside, he preferred to call it a treasure house. Although he didn't know what was in the boxes stacked three meters high, these boxes alone were worth a lot of money.