System: Infinite Evolution into Qilin Bloodline

After exploring the Dragon's Roar, Zhang Hao continued to explore other ships and subsequently discovered more than a dozen special items, while only two rare items were found on the Jiaolong.

After exploring the ship's tomb, Zhang Hao asked Yi Sa to lead the way to the location of the dragon bones in order to find them.

Yi Sa, Ding Yudie, Xie Xiaohua, Huo Xiuxiu, and Pan Zi had been here before, so their journey was relatively smooth.

They crossed a stone bridge on a giant platform and successfully entered a cave on one side of the Guixu Cave wall.

At the far end of that deep and unfathomable cave, a faint and mysterious beam of light quietly pierced through the darkness, as if it were the gentlest guidance from nature, leading explorers across the unknown boundaries.

As they ventured deeper into the area, the chill and dampness were replaced by an inexplicable solemnity and reverence. An ancient and heavy metallic aura permeated the air, foreshadowing the entirely different world they were about to enter.

Finally, as the last shadow was left behind, a fantastical city cast in bronze suddenly appeared before them.

This city is unlike anything in the mortal world. Every brick and tile, every carved beam and painted rafter, is sculpted by exquisite craftsmanship and endless years. It gleams with a cold and profound luster, as if it can devour all the light around it, and at the same time, it can give birth to its own unique glory within.

The city's layout is well-organized, with tall towers and low buildings complementing each other, resembling a meticulously arranged three-dimensional painting that showcases the brilliance and wisdom of ancient civilization.

But among this intricate complex of buildings, one structure stands out in particular. It stands tall in the heart of the city, reaching into the clouds, as if it were the very soul of this bronze city.

This is the magnificent building that Yi Sa was referring to—the Dragon Bone Temple.

The name "Dragonbone Temple" alone is enough to inspire awe.

It is not just a building, but also a symbol of legend and power.

The entire building is constructed using a rare bronze alloy. This alloy is not only incredibly hard, able to withstand the erosion of time and remain imperishable, but also emits a faint blue light under sunlight or moonlight, like the brightest star in the night sky, guiding lost travelers.

The temple's outer walls are carved with intricate and mysterious totems, some depicting dragons soaring through the heavens, others phoenixes dancing in the sky, and still others roaring beasts. Every detail is lifelike, as if it contains ancient power and wisdom.

These patterns are not merely decorations, but also records and inheritances of past history, telling the story of the intricate connection between the dragon race and this land, as well as the extraordinary significance carried by the dragon bones.

The temple gates are an exquisite work of art.

It consists of two huge bronze doors, each carved with a lifelike dragon head, its eyes inlaid with unknown gemstones, shimmering with a deep light, as if it could see into people's hearts.

As Zhang Hao and his group slowly approached, the dragon eyes seemed to gently turn, as if scrutinizing every living being that attempted to enter the temple.

With a deep and long dragon roar, the two large doors slowly opened, revealing a mysterious passage leading to the interior of the temple.

On both sides of the passageway are neatly arranged bronze statues, some standing and some kneeling, each with a different posture, but all showing reverence and awe for the dragon race.

These statues, like guardians or guides, silently recount the legends and secrets of the dragon bones. As you venture deeper, a faint scent of ambergris begins to fill the air—an aura that only a true dragon can emit, inspiring awe and filling you with boundless curiosity and longing for the dragon bones you are about to encounter.

Finally, after traversing a long passage, the group arrived at the heart of the temple—the Dragon Bone Hall.