Not to mention the tomb passage that is two thousand meters long, the murals on both sides of the tomb passage are incredible. Is this the tomb of an emperor or a prince? Because there are too many murals, everyone is eager to save people. Except for Fu Chenxue, almost no one noticed these murals. Fu Chenxue found that the murals were painted with cinnabar or ochre. The painting skills were not very clever, but they were also lifelike. The long murals seemed to be all-encompassing, and Fu Chenxue didn't have time to read them. In a hurry, he saw that there was a dense "tadpole text" at the end of the mural, and he couldn't help but stop. Before entering the cave, he carefully studied the "Xianju Tadpole Book" on the "Tailpole Cliff", and these words were the "Tailpole Book" outside.

"Seal" is exactly the same, even the strokes are exactly the same, but they are only reduced by several times. Next to "Taitpole Writing" is a large mural, which depicts a black sea. Above the sea, there are black warships, and the bow of the ship is flying high. Those warships are rushing towards a city, with demonic energy soaring into the sky. Above the city tower, a man sat cross-legged, with long hair flying, and a guqin in front of his knees, and his ten fingers stroked, revealing the sound of killing. Countless big birds flew in the sky, shaped like phoenixes, each eye has two pupils, iron beak and steel claws, and they pounced on the black ship, grabbing the soldiers and tearing them into pieces. The sea is black, the ship capsizes, and the flying feathers fall like snowflakes...

Why does the "Tadpole Writing" appear here? What does it have to do with the "Tadpole Book" outside? Who left these murals? What does it mean? Fu Chenxue was wondering, and the "Black Fox" patted his shoulder and said, "Chenxue, we still have to go in, we can't stay here for too long-"

Fu Chenxue nodded and walked reluctantly. He felt a vague feeling that these murals must imply something? Unfortunately, he couldn't understand and had no time to study...

Walking through the long tomb passage, everyone saw two ear chambers separated from each other on both sides of the road. Judging from the broken doors, the place must have been looted. According to the ancient tomb tradition in China, the ear chambers are usually daily necessities used by the tomb owners during their lifetime, and are not valuable. Those thieves or archaeologists will never take a fancy to them. Judging from the degree of damage to the stone gate, it must have been done by the stupid mountain people nearby.

The main tomb door is open, and there is a stone platform in the center of the room. A huge stone coffin is placed on it. The heavy coffin lid is thrown to the ground, and the coffin inside is also opened. There are no corpses in the coffin, and there are no burial objects in it - this is a coffin without a base plate, and there is a gloomy hole under the stone platform.
Chapter completed!