Hidden Picture of Opera Robe, Celadon Splits the Sky

In the twenty-sixth year of Yong'an in the Yong Dynasty, south of Tianyong City, a fire burned the sky at night. The flames of "Celadon Square" soared into the sky, and the eaves of the palace were reflected in red gold. The famous character Bai Yelan rushed out of the fire, holding half a piece of burnt black porcelain tightly in his arms. There were faint cinnabar carved lines under the glaze, which coincided with the ground veins of Tianyong Palace. "Hand it over!" Tu Hengzhi, the chief guard of Taiwei Mansion, stabbed him with his spear. Bai Yelan turned around to avoid it, and the tip of the spear tore the front of his opera robe, and a yellowed theater ticket fell. Tu Hengzhi leaned over and picked it up. The blood on the back was not dry, but there was a secret passage leading directly to the underground granary of Xuanhua Palace. The firelight illuminated Tu Hengzhi's ferocious smile. He shot back and penetrated Bai Yelan's left chest. Amidst the sound of silk being ripped, the stand-in for Emperor Yong'an vomited black blood and fell to the ground. The people were frightened and dispersed, and the armor of the Imperial Guard came like a tide. Bai Yelan fell into the broken porcelain, and slowly closed the theater ticket with his fingertips - next to the secret passage picture, it was written in small regular script: "The Tianyong Cang is empty, and the remaining people of the six countries are waiting for your return." The next day, Celadon Square was reduced to scorched earth, and all thirty-seven members of the troupe were imprisoned. Only the half piece of celadon disappeared in the autopsy room.