When everyone heard this, they all went to Sun Lao's side to check.

But I saw an altar depicted on the mural, surrounded by countless people kneeling and worshipping, and countless soldiers standing.

The reason why Sun Lao thought it was the Yellow Turban Uprising was because these soldiers did not wear helmets on their heads, but were wrapped in a layer of cloth. Among these people, this banner was erected, and these eight characters were written in official script.

The sky is dead, and the yellow sky should stand!

Lin Han knew that the Yellow Turban Rebellion in the Han Dynasty was called the Yellow Turban Army because their soldiers each wore a yellow turban on their heads, and the banner they played was "The sky is dead, the yellow sky should stand!" ”。

"This should be a mural about the Yellow Turban Uprising, could it be that the owner of this tomb was a leader of the rebel army back then?" There is speculation.

You must know that the murals in the tomb are often to tell the story of the tomb owner's exploits during his lifetime. The owner of this tomb should have something to do with the Yellow Turban Army.

"Impossible, the Yellow Turban Rebellion was suppressed in just over a year, and there was no time to build a tomb of this scale."

Just when everyone was speculating, Jiang Fangfang's voice on the other side rang out.

"This is not the tomb of the generals of the Yellow Turban Army, but the tomb of the generals who suppressed the Yellow Turban Uprising!"

Everyone turned their heads to look, but saw that Jiang Fangfang was also holding a lighting stick at the moment, looking at the wall mural on the other side. A few people leaned over and saw that the above depiction was a heroic general, leading the troops to sweep and slaughter the Yellow Turban Army, and the Yellow Sky Banner was scattered all over the place.

I'm afraid that the general who suppressed the Yellow Turban Uprising is the real owner of the tomb.

Sun Lao also wanted to see if there were any other clues, but he saw that the murals in this stone hall only depicted the Yellow Turban Uprising and the suppression of the Yellow Turban.

The tomb robbers, on the other hand, were urging them to leave, knowing that two groups of people had already entered the tomb first, and they didn't want to waste their time here. For them, it doesn't matter whose tomb it is, what matters is the treasure inside.

The crowd cleaned up and began to walk towards the open stone door.

Entering the stone gate, they entered a dark corridor again. A couple of experienced tomb robbers took out their lighting sticks and threw them at the end of the passage to prevent any trapping.

As a result, as the lights rolled by, everyone saw short arrows scattered all over the ground.

Sure enough, there are mechanisms, and it seems that the people before have already triggered all the mechanisms here. When they saw the dense array of arrows on the ground, they were amazed.

The strength of those people is really extraordinary, and with such a dense organization, no one has been left behind.

The crowd passed through the corridor and entered a large hall.

The hall is the size of four basketball courts, and instead of being empty, there are many life-tall terracotta figurines. The appearance of these terracotta figurines is similar to that of the Qin Dynasty terracotta warriors, but the armor and weapons are all in the style of the Han Dynasty.

Interestingly, these terracotta figurines have different forms of movements, some people hold halberds and stand upright, and some people carry knives forward and other movements, lifelike.

There are about nearly a hundred of these terracotta warriors, but they are not placed side by side in the center of the main hall, but according to a certain formation, they are arranged like a labyrinth, and the orientation of the terracotta warriors is also different.

When Sun Lao saw it, he was amazed, but he didn't rush to observe these terracotta warriors, but first went to check the murals around him.

Like the previous one, this hall is surrounded by frescoes.

Lin Han and Bai Cheng were also interested in the owner of this tomb, so they also watched the murals.

The few tomb robbers and monks who coveted the treasures of the tomb were impatient when they saw that these people had begun to look at the frescoes again. They thought to themselves that since they had successfully descended to the tomb, they didn't need to huddle together to keep warm, and instead of waiting here, it was better to go first. So a few people discussed, and they didn't say hello to Zhou Bei, and went straight through the middle of those terracotta figurines, wanting to go directly to the next place.

Lin Han and the others looked around, and generally understood the content of the mural description of this hall.

This time, it tells the story of the general who broke the yellow turban to recruit soldiers and horses, and together with the princes of the Eighteenth Road, he raised troops against Dong Zhuo.

"It seems that this is really a general in the Three Kingdoms period, but there are countless famous generals who have suppressed the Yellow Turban Rebellion and seen the crusade against Dong Zhuo. Based on these alone, it is impossible to guess whose tomb it is. Sun Lao shook his head and said.

While a few people were still watching, several screams suddenly came from the center of the hall.

"Ahhhh

"Ahhh

Several people were shocked, and turned to look, only to see that those tomb robbers and monks had died in the terracotta array!

Some of their corpses were pierced by large knives, some were stabbed by halberds, and they were all terrified and hideous deaths!

"Ahhhh

Seeing this, Jiang Fangfang, the only girl here, screamed.

She was a top student in the academy, and she had never seen such a terrifying scene, and she was frightened for a while. Qi Gang came over to comfort him in time, which calmed his mood down a little.

Everyone looked towards the terracotta array, and they really couldn't understand why those people died at the hands of these terracotta warriors. Could it be that these terracotta warriors are actually alive?

Thinking of this possibility, Jiang Fangfang's face turned even paler.

This tomb is