But it seems that he only came in once and never came back after going out. Why is this? Could it be that the thing he is looking for is not in the cave? I really couldn't figure it out for a while, so I could only be cautious with Meihui.

I walked deeper into the tomb, hoping that all the problems would be solved after seeing the coffin of the owner of the tomb.

The corpses were standing stiffly on the left and right. There were forty or fifty people, and each one of them had their hands and feet tied up by the expert who came in earlier with a rope tied with ink thread. This expert was really nimble in his movements. All the zombies

The bodies were not badly decayed, and the faces were intact, but there was one thing that puzzled me. Every zombie's face was very fair, with not even a stubble on it. Although I didn't dare to reach out.

I went to touch it, but pretended to be brave and took a closer look. I saw that the chins of these male military attaches were all clean and without any trace of stubble. In fact, according to medical principles, this is normal. After death, all metabolic functions in the body stop.

It's natural not to grow a beard, but since they don't grow a beard, why don't their nails stop metabolism?

"Brother, do these zombies have life cards?" Meihui asked me, wanting to confirm their identities.

I shook my head and replied, "Not necessarily. Except for the owner of the tomb, other followers who were buried in the ancient tomb are not allowed to have any status regardless of their rank. Besides, let's not touch them randomly. I'm telling you, maybe it's not good

These ghosts really can come back to life."

Meihui suddenly reminded me: "Brother, could it be like this? Could it be that the dead people who died in front of the dirt road in the village and those hanging on the ancient pine trees went not to the Black Dragon Temple and Tong Jia's Ancestral Hall, but to this place? Otherwise

They didn't die in this direction, they must have encountered something unexpected before they found the entrance."

"I don't rule out this possibility. It seems that there is really some secret hidden under this tomb passage. Dabao, where do you think this direction leads to? Tong Jia's ancestral hall? Or the Black Dragon Temple?" I turned around and asked Dabao Road, Lanzi was frightened.

I didn’t want to say a word, so in the end Meihui helped me translate.

Dabao's answer surprised us. He named a place name that none of the three of us had heard of before: "Jiaolongchi". Jiaolongchi also belongs to the Songhua River Basin and is the source. The reason why it is called Jiaolongchi is because Ilehu

There is a section of mountain range in Lishan that extends into the river, blocking the river water. From a distance, the mountain ridge looks like a dragon rising out of the sea. The Dragon Pond is a notoriously evil place in the Songhua River Basin. It is not that this place is haunted, but

The creatures in the water here are quite large, and traces of even some ancient creatures can be found. Traditionally, hunters in the mountains and fishermen at the waterside have not dared to approach, because sharks often appear near the Jiaolong Pond, and the sharks are poisonous all over their bodies.

It is extremely ferocious and can be described as a liger in the water.

"Is there a water hole in the Jiaolong Pond?" I asked him quickly.

He nodded and said that his predecessors often said that the iron-headed dragon king was locked in the water cave in the Jiaolong Pond. This iron-headed dragon king was the god of the Songhua River, so he was in great awe.

I looked at Meihui blankly and said in Chinese: "Fortunately, their ancestors have such a legend. I don't know what is hidden inside. If you dare to enter the hole, will you be swallowed by the thousand-year-old clam?"
Chapter completed!