Chapter 1872: The Wheel of the Glory of the World (76)

With the opening of the golden gate, the endless treasure light inside the door poured out like a tide, illuminating the originally dark corridor. Zi Youkaku.

Oh, of course. The great king, the first pharaoh, since he was such a prominent man, his tomb must not be shabby. Even if Menes had no interest in treasure and was reluctant to decorate his future tomb too much, his descendants would certainly not think so.

As a result, along with the emperor's sleep, a huge amount of treasure looted during his life was also piled up here as funerary goods, to show the unusual status of his status and his superiority.

Here, gold, silver, jewelry, intricately carved works of art, magical treasures, all kinds of ancient artifacts, all the treasures that Bedeville could imagine, are all available.

"Tut-tut, get rich. Big Lawrence on the side walked over excitedly and touched the gold and silver jewels on the ground, looking like he was fascinated.

Although the treasures stacked on the ground are indeed luxurious, the various divine weapons and mysterious magic weapons that do not know the purpose of this tomb are actually more numerous------ not only wealthy, but these mysterious treasures are also full of murderous aura and full of super-technological atmosphere. Their mere existence is enough to tell people that the Pharaoh Menes was not only a wealthy emperor, but also a brilliant adventurer and a brave warrior.

And in the center of this huge tomb, sleeping in a super giant golden coffin, it is estimated that it is the pharaoh Menes. Judging from the fact that the huge coffin, which was at least ten feet tall and could not be held by ten people, it was deliberately designed to look like this. The coffin itself was so large and heavy that the tomb robbers could not do anything about the remains of the pharaoh inside the coffin. What's more, there are huge locks with special patterns on the lid of this coffin, it is estimated that later generations locked them with special magic, and they can't open it if they don't know the correct method!

"Hmph. Finally arrived at this place. Bediwell then said, "What are you going to do next?

"No, the treasures can't be moved, so let them continue to sleep here. Academician Zust said.

"Huh?!" the big Lawrence, who was rolling in the pile of gold coins, snorted dissatisfiedly.

"The treasures here belong to the Egyptian government. It was the Egyptian government that first revealed the existence of the tomb to the Melson Brotherhood, and the Brotherhood was able to find the place. However, we have had deals with the government, and most of the treasure excavated this time is owned by the Egyptian government. Academician Zust emphasized: "You ...... You can take some, but the total value of the treasure cannot exceed 10,000 Egyptians. When we go back, the Egyptian government will come and search us, and the government will confiscate the part that we take too much. ＂

Bediwell frowned. He wasn't interested in any other treasure, but he had the Sun God's Sun Wheel on his left arm, and it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that it was the most valuable treasure in the entire pyramid?

But just as Bedeville was thinking, the Mithril prosthetic leg on his left arm seemed to react somehow. Originally a Mithril memory alloy that can be controlled by the brain, it is entirely possible for this prosthetic arm to make a slight deformation. It had previously been deformed, and the discharge organ that Palamides had given to Bediwell was contained inside the arm, giving the arm the ability to discharge electricity from then on. And now it seemed to sense Bediwell's troubles, and once again it was deformed, and the part where it was wearing the armband began to extend a layer of skin, enveloping the armband in it.

As a result, Bedwell's arm appears to be a normal Mithril prosthetic arm, with nothing special about it. The sun god's sun wheel has been completely hidden inside the prosthetic limb, becoming one with it. Bediwell didn't know the capabilities of the man sent by the Egyptian government to search him, but he doubted that they would be able to find the armband hidden inside his prosthetic leg.

And most likely, no one knew about the existence of [the sun god's sun wheel] at all, but Bedeville himself was thinking too much. Before the excavation began, the Melson Brotherhood had not mentioned much about the existence of the Sun Wheel, and even the Strategist Eric's focus was only on the Orb of Wonder. If Kana hadn't warned Bedwell in the first place, the werewolf youth wouldn't even know that [Hirinara] was hiding in this tomb.

The process of Bediwell getting the sun wheel was only experienced by himself, and there was no half of the spectators. In other words, no one knew that there was a [Sun God's Sun Wheel] in this ancient tomb, and no one had ever seen Bediwell get the [Sun Wheel]. If so, maybe Bedivel would have been able to fool the past perfectly and take [the Sun God's Wheel] out of this tomb without anyone noticing?

"Are you willing to do this kind of thing?" Bediwell then pretended to be taken aback, and protested: "Paying a huge amount of manpower and material resources, and even sacrificing some personnel, and losing such a large amount of high-risk excavation, but not for profit? What are the people of the Melson Brotherhood thinking, are you a charity?"

"We will recover the part of the cost incurred during the excavation process. Seeing that the werewolf youth was looking at them with the eyes of a concerned fool, Zust couldn't help but explain, "But the Brotherhood's excavation was only to prove an argument from the beginning. ＂

"Oh?" said Bedeville, frowning the same way. He's getting more and more confused about the nerds of the Brotherhood.

"You'll find out soon. Academician Zust smiled indifferently and took out a golden medal from his bosom: "This is a token borrowed from the last descendant of a certain pharaoh just yesterday. In order to convince him, the Brotherhood also spent a lot of effort. ＂

Can this be used to open the lock of the huge golden coffin?Bediwell's mind suddenly came to this idea, perhaps just for granted.

"I'm watching. If you have anything to do, do it quickly. Although his heart was full of doubts, the werewolf youth did not ask, for fear of becoming the object of ridicule. So he was very witty and urged around in circles, and then waited and saw what happened.

"Okay, wait. Zust had been looking for a mark on the golden coffin since the beginning, and at last he found it, and walked over and installed the golden medal in his hand into the locked groove on the golden coffin.

With the embedding of the medal, the entire golden coffin began to change. There was a golden light pouring out of the cracks in the locks, and the golden light grew stronger and stronger, becoming more and more dazzling.

Boom, rumble, rumble------ tremors rang out with a blinding golden light, and the lid of the coffin began to move and open on its own. The tremor affected the entire chamber and possibly the entire tomb. Bediville began to worry a little about whether the shaking would have some kind of adverse effect on the pyramids, eventually leading to the massive collapse of the entire tomb and burying them alive in it.

But this worry is probably unfounded. Although the tremors may seem to be very powerful, they are actually reflected by the fact that the sound of the vibrations is constantly reflected back by the special structure of the tomb. The echoes are constantly superimposed, and the repercussions caused by them are extraordinarily loud, so people have this feeling as if the sky is falling.

Realizing this, Bediwell began to calm down, and most of the people present at the time were still stunned, or crouched on the ground with their heads in their hands, afraid that the tomb would really collapse and fall from the ceiling. Big Lawrence was even more exaggerated, and at once he jumped behind Bedwell, as if he thought that Bedeville could protect him.

Eric, the strategist, looked at his brother's useless look and was expressionless. Or maybe he was a little upset to see that Big Lawrence was hiding behind him instead of hiding behind him, but seeking refuge behind Bediwell?

"Calm down, it's normal, the tomb can hold on. Academician Zust then shouted, stopping the panicked group of scholars.

Bediwell was still wondering how the lid of the open coffin would move, as it looked super heavy. Unless there was some very good load-bearing mechanism inside to lift it all in, the massive gold lid would not be so easy to reach.

The werewolf youth only hoped that some kind of mechanism would move it automatically. Otherwise, it is likely that everyone present will have to go to great lengths to remove the lid of the giant coffin, in which case...... It's not fun.

Bediwell's prayer came true, and the lid of the coffin was removed automatically, or it was opened from the center, and then it continued to fold itself, and after folding several times, the two sides of the guard-like structure fell towards the sides of the coffin, and the coffin was opened.

At this time, although the lid of the coffin was open, the coffin itself was still very high, so everyone could not see the contents of the coffin.

"We, the scholars, have always had a question. Academician Zust said mysteriously: "Pharaoh Menes, who once had everything and was constantly chasing eternal life, has he really been buried in the earth?"

"What? Do you still need to ask?" Bediwell replied assumedly, "Didn't you just say that Menes knew that the [eternal life] he was looking for had no meaning, and that true eternal life required the sacrifice of all mankind, so he gave up? He should be dead, right? With the normal life span of a human being, let his life end naturally?"

"That's the outside world. But in fact, there is no credible evidence that Menes died of natural causes due to aging. "His old age has never been mentioned in historical sources, and everything is surrounded by mysteries." ＂

Bediwell also wanted to retort: "So, when a person is old, there is nothing worth mentioning------"

However, there are clear and credible records that the Pharaoh Menes, in his heyday, ruled Egypt for at least three hundred years. Before Bediwell could retort, Academician Zust interrupted.

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