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“Divine Cauldron?”
Yu The Great pondered after she listened to Qi Lin’s explanation. She said that she indeed heard Emperor Yao had summoned the lords to negotiate a few matters back then, seemingly about aspiring to the throne of the Northern Primordial and gain the allegiance of the lords. Later generations had always treated this aspiration to the throne literally, and they never imagined it would actually refer to something else.
“Given Emperor Yao’s style, this actually may be the case.” Yu The Great thought, believing that Bai Ze’s words were true.
“The only problem now is where would Emperor Yao have sealed the materials pertaining to casting the Divine Cauldron?” Qi Lin drank tea, having already pondered for days.
“They can only be at either Zhuolu or Mount Tu.” Yu The Great posited. The Northern Primordial had gone through millennia of war, and the Eight Desolate seemed to have been turned upside down. If there was some relic or tomb, it should already have been discovered. The only place that the Shaman Clan Divine Names did not dare to touch was Zhuolu, which was sacred ground. In particular, the Shaman Clan did not dare to even so much as dip a finger in Mount Tu.
“We can only go to Mount Tu to search for clues.” Qi Lin nodded.
“Wenming will have to trouble Elder Brother this time, too.” Yu The Great softly sighed.
Qi Lin smiled: “There’s no reason for us siblings to be so formal. Controlling the floods is a matter that benefits all things, so there’s nothing to trouble me with or not trouble me with.”
“If we can truly succeed in flood control this time, Wenming feels only Elder Brother can take up the mantle of being the king of the Northern Primordial.” Yu The Great said these words from the bottom of her heart. Qi Lin’s actions and conduct these past few days were all witnessed by Yu The Great and engraved into her heart. Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan and Chiyou vied for the position of king in a death match, yet Qi Lin, an outsider, viewed the Northern Primordial itself as more important. He sought out Bai Ze, slayed the Fuzhu and decided to cast the Nine Tripod Cauldrons. Any of these feats were comparable to the benevolence of the late Emperor Yao.
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