"Moon God, the structure of the underground mausoleum is starting to collapse." Athena looked around; hairline cracks had already appeared on the stone walls, immediately instilling a sense of tension in her heart.
Hu Li, as the most famous architect and trap mechanism master of Atlantis, designed the mausoleum that occupied the entirety of the city's underground. Such a massive construction was able to maintain its integrity for tens of thousands of years, proving its ingenious design—truly a feat that could be considered divine work. Paired with unpredictable trap mechanisms, in the eyes of the King, this was a mausoleum; in the eyes of soldiers, it was a fortress; and in the eyes of Hu Li, it was a work of art. The brilliance of the structure lay in the simplest construction bearing the greatest pressure; previously, these stone walls were arranged properly, thus able to withstand tremendous force.
