Chapter 187 The Golden Coffin in the Tomb (Modified)

When it was only a few steps away from the stone statue, the stone statue moved, its eyes widened, its hands clenched into fists, and it slammed towards Allen.

Allen jumped onto his arm nimbly, taking advantage of his strength.

The sledgehammer transformed from a stone using the transfiguration technique appeared in the hands of Allen, who was leaping high, and hit the stone statue directly between the eyebrows.

One hit kill! The stone statue turned into broken mud and rolled to the ground. The voices in the tomb were silent.

"Merlin! Alan, you succeeded!" Ron cheered.

Nancy sat down on the ground all of a sudden, holding her head and crying.

Allen was not joyful, he looked at the broken mud vigilantly.

Why, when the stone statue is broken, do these ghosts still stay in place?

The broken mud vibrated rustlingly.

Ron froze before he could close his gaping mouth, and Nancy stopped sobbing, staring at where the voice came from.

Now, they have become frightened birds, and they will immediately become suspicious when there is any trouble.

They are right!

The shattered clods of mud flew up from the ground and condensed into stone statues again.

"Oh! God bless!" Nancy prayed desperately.

"Bless Merlin!" Ron howled, too.

With a flash of inspiration, Allen thought of the lizard man who was bound on the monster subway.

Perhaps, the magic ball of Fowles, the goddess of fortune, has a miraculous effect on these souls cursed by the pharaoh!

The stone statue has been condensed into shape, and the wailing sounded again in the tomb.

The stone statue chased and beat Alan angrily, and Alan fled around.

The wailing of those ghosts is also like a shadow.

The tomb was battered beyond recognition by the stone statue, and Ron and Nancy had to protect their heads and faces from flying stone fragments.

Allen was cornered.

The stone statue's dark eyes drooped, looking at Allen.

It opened its mouth and revealed a wicked smile.

Then, he waved that huge slap, and was about to slap it hard.

With a roar, Allen jumped forward, turned around and fought back with the help of the wall, and once again shattered the stone statue into pieces.

Allen's heart was beating wildly, but before he had time to think about it, he quickly summoned Fowles' magic ball, and uttered the spell that the lizards had once chanted.

Waves of magic power emanated from Allen's body, the magic ball burst into silver light, and the soft light spread.

The hideous faces of the ghosts exposed to the light gradually softened, their expressions eased, and they stopped howling.

The ghosts who regained their sanity faced Allen, prostrated themselves on the ground, kissed the dust on the ground, and then disappeared without a trace.

Under the soft light, those fragments of mud gradually merged with the dust on the ground, leaving no trace.

It wasn't until there were no more ghosts pouring in, until all the ghosts disappeared, that Allen stopped the spell and put away the magic ball.

Ron was pale and bloodless, and asked Allen in horror: "Allen, will they not appear again?"

Nancy looked at Alan without blinking, her expression dull.

"Of course, we are safe!" After Allen took the gem back into the space again, Allen turned his gaze to the tomb.

"Now, let's see what's in it!" Allen's eyes were firm, and Ron and Nancy stood behind him a little stupidly. They hadn't recovered from what they had just encountered.

"I'll go in first, you can come in if there is no danger." Allen pushed open the door carefully and walked in.

When the light from the wand illuminated the tomb, Allen knew that he would never forget the scene he saw at this moment.

"What did you see?" Ron shouted impatiently outside the door.

There was a strange light in Allen's eyes, and he shouted out: "You can come in and see for yourself."

Ron and Nancy walked in, and they were shocked by the scene before them. The thick dust and dense cobwebs could not conceal the treasures piled up in the room.

"Clean it up!" Allen waved his wand, and all the dust disappeared without a trace.

Nancy glanced rapidly around,

She tried desperately to see everything, but there was so much to see that she felt dizzy.

The walls were covered from top to bottom in hieroglyphs she couldn't read, carved deep into the stone.

The ground is full of exquisite palace supplies, countless jewelry boxes, luxurious golden chariots, large gilded lions, and even a beautifully carved lotus throne.

But the most striking thing is the golden coffin placed in the middle.

The coffin was made of pure gold, covered with gold, silver, jewels, jade and emeralds.

"Oh, my God!" Nancy murmured in wonder.

"Alan," Ron stared at the gold without blinking, "we sent it!"

"We have to be extra careful..." Alan paused before he finished speaking. Under Ron's surprised gaze, he pushed away all the jewels on the golden coffin, and saw two lines of words engraved on the golden coffin , It is an ancient rune!

"I saw yesterday, I know tomorrow."

"What does the text on it mean?" Nancy asked softly.

Allen didn't answer right away, he stood between Ron and Nancy, staring at a mural under the two lines of runes. In the mural, three people entered the tomb and resurrected the well-preserved mummy in the golden coffin.

"He knew we were coming." Allen replied in a softer voice than Nancy.

"So who is he?" Ron asked eagerly.

"We'll know soon enough," Allen said finally.

Allen pushed the coffin lid, and he used a lot of strength, but unexpectedly, the coffin lid was easily pushed away, and inside was a mummy-shaped coffin, not very long, one with a golden mask The mummy appeared in front of the three of them.

The mummy's body was wrapped in a thin layer of linen, and there was an exquisite collar on his chest. In addition, his body was also covered with necklaces, amulets, rings, bracelets and other accessories.

In the sarcophagus there are also a variety of exquisite funerary objects.

"The stone statue outside is so huge, but the actual mummy is so small!" Ron muttered in a low voice.

The mummy is lying on its back, with thin arms folded on its chest, and a wand engraved with black gemstones in its hand.

"This pose symbolizes that the dead will be resurrected in the future." Allen exclaimed.

"How do you know?" Nancy asked suspiciously.

"There are relevant inscriptions engraved on the walls of the previous tunnel." Allen leaned over and approached the golden coffin.

The mummy's eyes, darkened with tar, seemed to stare expectantly at him in the golden coffin.

"Then who is he? A pharaoh?" Nancy pressed.

"No, I'm more inclined that he is a wizard, a seer!"

Allen lifted off the golden mask on the mummy's head, and Nancy took two steps back in fright and let out a short exclamation.