Chapter 1851 Enchanting Materials

Odachi suggested to me to cut off the head of the beast and dig out the ruby.

I rejected its suggestion without hesitation: "Dirty dirt, haven't we experienced too many things along the way since we went down to the tomb? Now you are encouraging me to cut off the beast's head to get the gems. Isn't it troublesome enough? ?”

The Odachi expressed disdain for my worries. It felt that I was too unfounded. Even if the beast head could cause trouble, it would not be a big trouble. At most, the opening mechanism of the stone door in front of it would be disabled. Anyway, I have the intention to kill myself. , how can a mere stone door block the way?

Even if the inside of this stone door is poured with fine gold, it only requires two more cuts.

Even though Odachi was so confusing, I decided to stick to my guns and walked around the stone gate, groping for the switch to open the stone gate.

However, after searching the entire tomb, I could not find a single mechanism that could trigger the stone gate. Instead, I activated three other hidden mechanisms and hidden weapons, and harvested dozens of mithril steel needles.

I leaned against the coffin, thinking with a frown on which corner I had not yet explored.

Odachi reminded: "Is it possible that the opening mechanism of the stone gate is not in this tomb, but on the inside of the stone gate?"

These words made me suddenly realize, don't tell me, this is really possible!

In order to prevent craftsmen from returning to the main tomb chamber and destroying the coffin and body of the tomb owner in revenge, the mechanism that opens the door to the tomb chamber is sealed inside the door.

On the other side of the stone door, there must be attendants who are absolutely loyal to the tomb owner. They will close the stone door in the main tomb chamber and sacrifice their lives to defend the coffin and remains of the tomb owner.

Odachi also agreed with my conjecture. It believed that since there was no way to open the door by any means, it would still choose the most direct and effective method to break in.

I agreed with the Odachi's suggestion and planned to carry out destructive actions against the stone gate, but was stopped midway by the Odachi. It said: "The stone gate is going to be destroyed anyway, so why not cut off the head of the beast first and take out the ruby."

I thought to myself, you are really persistent, and you haven't given up on this idea yet!

Unable to resist the nagging of Odachi, I gathered my killing intent, raised my hand and cut off the beast's head with a single blow.

At the same time as the beast's head fell, a muffled sound sounded from the other side of the door, like the sound of a heavy object falling to the ground.

Odachi's tone suddenly became relaxed and he said: "Okay, you can open the door."

With doubts, I destroyed the stone door.

After the stone door was broken open, I chose to sit down and rest away from the hole.

One is to restore physical strength, the other is to observe the situation, and the third is to avoid the poisonous gas and turbid gas accumulated over the years in the tomb.

The tomb chamber behind the stone wall was the same as the one I was in now. After oxygen was introduced, the fire soon lit up, illuminating the dark tomb chamber.

After letting out the smell for more than ten minutes, I slowly stood up, walked through the hole, and got into the tomb to take a closer look.

Before I could see the entire tomb clearly, I was startled by a huge stone statue in front of the hole.

This stone statue is also realistically made. If there were no cracks in its limbs, I would have thought it was a living creature.

This huge stone statue is lying down, but even when it is lying on the ground, its body is more than one meter wide and more than five meters long.

Huge body, strong limbs, sharp claws, but no head can be found. Could it be that its head is the stone head that was chopped off before I entered?

"That's right," Odachi said, "The beast skull you are holding in your hand is exactly the head of this giant beast."

I said sadly: "Then didn't I destroy a valuable stone statue?"

"Haha" Odachi chuckled: "If you don't destroy it, I'm afraid it won't be so easy for you to enter this tomb."

"How can a mere stone statue stop my progress?" I didn't believe it: "Do you think it is alive?"

"Don't believe it, it's really alive," Odachi said: "When I looked at the beast's head, I felt that it had unusual magic fluctuations. This kind of magic fluctuation was not seen when I first came to this world. I have encountered it before, and the effect is to make stone statues and other dead objects act like living creatures, and the dead objects controlled by this kind of magic wave are not weak in strength. If you enter rashly like this, you will definitely suffer a big loss, but I You won't believe the stone statue I told you about a living creature, so I lied to you and said that its eyes can induce hallucinations. I wanted to use your fear of hallucinations to chop off the animal's head, but it didn't work. I thought, you didn’t accept this trick, which made me very helpless, so I came up with this trick and forced you to submit by nagging you. Fortunately, you are obedient.”

Odachi's explanation was very mysterious, so I naturally refused to believe it.

Seeing that I didn't believe it, Odachi said again: "That's good. You put the animal head close to its broken neck, but remember, don't close it, otherwise it will live again."

Although I still didn’t believe what the Odachi said, it wouldn’t be wrong to give it a try, so with the idea of ​​trying it, I put the animal head close to the broken neck of the stone statue.

Just when the distance between the two was about one centimeter, the body of the giant stone beast suddenly trembled, and then it waved its limbs like crazy, rubbing forward with all its strength, trying to connect the severed neck to the head.

This sudden turn of events scared me so much that I raised my hand and threw the animal head out.

The beast's head fell heavily on the ground, and some of the delicate-looking beard hairs were broken and shattered, and even one of its sharp teeth was lost.

Odachi chuckled and said: "Now you know I didn't lie to you. Fortunately, you threw it fast and far. If the two are reunited, you will be tortured."

I was frightened, and regardless of whether what Odachi said was true or false, I never dared to put the animal head near the monster again.

Odachi said: "Actually, you don't need to be so nervous. As long as you dig out its ruby ​​eyes, the magic will be ineffective."

Without hesitation, I aimed the tip of the knife at the eyes of the beast's head and dug out two rubies.

"That's right," Odachi said, "Okay, now you can rest assured. Without the ruby, it is equivalent to losing the medium. No matter how strong the magic wave is, it will not be able to activate this stone beast."

At the end, it added: "If you don't believe it, you can put the head of the beast back on the body of the beast."

With a curious heart, I gingerly put the animal head back on the broken neck.

The originally broken stone statue grew and recovered at a speed visible to the naked eye. In just over half a minute, the stone statue returned to a lifelike state.

It just lacked a pair of rubies as eyes, so it lost its previous majesty and became a blind beast.

And it is still a stone blind beast that cannot move.

"I hope no one will be too meddlesome to make eyes out of two rubies and set them in for the sake of beauty. That would be a tragedy."

Odachi said disdainfully: "Do you really think that the two rubies in your hand are commercial goods? They are enchanting materials that have been specially carved by thoughtful people and enchanted with magic!"