Chapter 1848 Sudden Light

It is not difficult to break through the wall, but who knows whether the wall was deliberately erected here as a bait trap, or whether it was a real tomb compartment?

As long as this problem is not solved, I can't take action lightly.

Odachi has a saying that is right, I have to be cautious and be careful when sailing a thousand-year-old ship. A reckless collision will only cause it to fall into pieces.

Nasi Lan's demon knife kept tapping the wall, listening to the feedback from the inside out.

I was carefully distinguishing the reality of the wall, while Odachi kept chattering on the side, which roughly meant that I was too cautious.

I was impatient with its muttering, so I yelled back: "What if this wall is a trap!"

Odachi sneered disdainfully and said: "Youdao means 'the virtual is the real, the real is the virtual'. The appearance of this wall is specially prepared for adventurers like you who have little practical experience. You don't even think about it. There are mechanisms on both sides of the tunnel, and there is no room for secret compartments. Even if the craftsmen want to, do you think the supervisor will agree?"

"The supervisor will definitely not agree. After all, this is a mausoleum built for the king. Changing the internal layout at will should be a capital crime, right?"

"It's a capital crime!" Odachi said: "You should go back and look at the reliefs on the wall carefully. You will understand that the tomb owner's character is more cruel than you imagined."

"Even if you turn around and look at it again, what else can you see?" I wondered: "It's nothing more than war and worship."

"That's wrong!" Odachi said: "You shouldn't just look at the big scene, but also carefully observe the details, especially the high platform where the monarch sits. After you look at it carefully, you will understand."

"High platform, what kind of fame can a high platform have?" I complained, dragging the crystal ball and staring at the relief again.

This time, I looked very carefully and never missed any detail.

Soon, I discovered the problem. As Odachi said, the king's seat was not an ordinary chair, but a pile of kneeling people!

"Understood?" Odachi asked.

I swallowed and nodded.

"Just understand," Odachi said: "The more tyrannical a monarch is, the more afraid the regime will be overthrown. Such a person will not tolerate any disobedience. Therefore, there will only be organs on both sides of the tomb passage, not The wall in front of us was probably erected deliberately to prevent anyone from leaking the location of the tomb. If I guessed correctly, there must be countless ferocious bones on the other side of the wall. They are the building The craftsmen of this tomb.”

"Since we want to prevent the location from leaking, why can't we see the bones of the guards in the tomb passage?"

"It's very simple," Odachi said: "Let me ask you, which one is more suspicious, a tomb passage with bones or a tomb passage without bones?"

I thought for a while, nodded and said: "A tomb passage with corpses is more suspicious, but if you are worried about being suspected, why should you carve exquisite reliefs on both sides of the tomb passage? Isn't this unnecessary?"

Odachi was silent for a moment, and then said angrily: "You think I have a hundred thousand reasons! How could I know the reason! Maybe I didn't think that much in the early stages of construction, or maybe I wanted to use the relief as an illusion to mislead people entering the tomb passage. Let them think that this is just an art treasure left from the melee period, not a mausoleum. In short, stop thinking about it and rob the tomb quickly. "

The sad feeling is very bad, but the tomb passage is not a place to stay for a long time, so I had no choice but to gather my murderous intention, wave the Odachi sword, and cut a two-meter square gap in the wall with great effort. After cutting it, I fell on my butt. Sitting on the ground, panting from exhaustion.

After a while, he regained his strength, stood up, aimed at the cut stone, and kicked hard.

I thought I could kick the cut stone away, but I didn't expect that the stone was as heavy as a hill and extremely hard. It directly bruised my toes and numbed my feet.

After hugging his feet and calling out for a long time, Odachi chuckled: "I asked you to cut the stone wall, but I didn't ask you to kick it. Why do you bother?"

I hugged my feet and screamed, I was already in a bad mood, but when I heard Odachi's ridicule, I suddenly felt angry and jealous. Without thinking, I grabbed the Odachi and threw it away.

The Odachi carried the wind along the way and cut directly into the center of the stone wall.

I held my forehead and groaned weakly.

I thought it would bounce back, but I didn't expect it to be so sharp and cut right into it.

Revenge failed.

Slowly getting up from the ground, I limped to the stone wall. I ignored the Odachi, but pulled out Xilan's demon sword, concentrated my killing intent, and slashed at the wall.

Only then did I feel the sluggish feeling of the blade cutting into the wall.

Could it be that there is something mysterious inside the wall?

While thinking about it, I put the sword into its sheath and picked up the Odachi from the ground.

The moment it came into contact with the Odachi, its wanton laughter sounded in my mind: "What, you think I can't cut through the stone wall without the killing intent? You are too underestimated my Leopold Blade, right? Ha ha ha ha!"

Its laughter was quite nasty and there was nothing I could do about it.

After chopping up the thick wall, I added another kick. This time, there were no accidents, and pieces of broken bricks scattered all over the floor.

I leaned down and picked up one of the pieces, and found that except for the outer stone shell, its interior was entirely made of silver-white metal.

After tapping it lightly a few times, pressing it hard, and then taking out a steel needle and pricking it a few times, I was shocked - these silver-white metals were full of mithril!

Using mithril as a wall to block the exit is such a rich act!

"Don't underestimate mithril," Odachi said at the right time: "This metal is not only expensive and strong, but it can also block magic to a certain extent and prevent people from spying on the environment inside the stone wall from the outside."

I was a little skeptical: "How did you know?"

"I just tried to peek inside, but was blocked by the power of mithril."

While we were talking, the dark tomb suddenly lit up.

Faced with the sudden light, I was shocked, took a step back and exited the stone wall, and found a place to hide.

The light went from weak to strong, and soon passed through the holes in the stone wall, illuminating the dim tomb passage.

I hid in the corner and shivered, holding my breath and listening to the sounds coming from the hole.

However, after a long time, there was still no sound coming from the hole. The entire tomb passage was as quiet as before, and you could hear a needle drop.

Could it be that there are no living things behind the stone wall?

But what is the explanation for this sudden light?

Odachi's voice sounded in my mind again: "Could it be that the special oil ignited again when the wind blew it?"

"Huh?" I looked at it doubtfully.

It continued to explain: "There are many similar ancient tombs on the blue planet. Because they have been sealed for many years, the indoor oxygen is not enough to support combustion, and the flames naturally go out. Once the oxygen flows into the secret room again, the room temperature is just in line with the ignition point. The torch will burn again."