Analysis: The Sword Quenching Book
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"The Sword Quenching Book" explains the origin of the name "Sword Quenching Marsh" like this: a certain Tianshi once drew water from Jingyu Valley to temper a sword, testing its edge by slicing a peak. After the sword was forged, the water level in Jingyu Valley had dropped by five feet. Because of this, later generations named this shallow lake Sword Quenching Marsh.
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As everyone knows, "The Sword Quenching Book" is only a few hundred words long, and the whole thing is notoriously obscure. One moment it's writing about a Tianshi forging a sword, the next it shifts to describing wondrous landscapes, Feranmuts roaming the skies, then moves on to Yan's scenery, Twelve Pagodas and Five Cities... I've only ever seen this kind of writing in one thing: encrypted texts.
Does "The Sword Quenching Book" contain some kind of hidden meaning? If that's really the case, what's the truth? Did someone create a giant weapon here over a hundred years ago, or build some special kind of water conservancy facility? Or is it just that some expert really used Originium Arts here?
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