There was silence in the passage for a moment, and no one said anything more, Mo Yi and Mo Er and the Mo Wei they brought with them only saluted Wan Qichen and turned to leave.

The road ahead is unknown, maybe they all come back safely, maybe there is no way back.

The corners of Wan Qichen's lips pursed slightly, seeing that they had each entered two secret passages, and then went towards the other secret passage.

Although there is no light, the tunnel is still spacious.

Wan Qichen didn't walk fast, looking at the two walls of the dark passage all the way.

From the moment he entered the mausoleum, he noticed that there were no frescoes on the two walls of the mausoleum, but they were polished to an extremely smooth finish.

Except that there is no night pearl, the extra forks in the back are almost the same as the tomb road at the beginning, plus it is built so spaciously, no matter how you look at it, it doesn't look like it was secretly excavated.

That is, it is very likely that these forks were in place at the beginning of the construction of the mausoleum.

But why isn't it on the map?

The imperial mausoleum was built at the beginning of the founding of the Great Chu Dynasty, during the founding of the Yuan Emperor Ming Tai Emperor, and this map was also left when the mausoleum was built.

Wan Qichen didn't believe that it was the person who built the mausoleum who boldly left a fake mausoleum map for it, that is, the biggest possibility was that Emperor Yuan Mingtai deliberately did it.

What was his purpose in leaving this fake map of the imperial tomb? Is the mechanism arming map real?

But what's even more strange is that in the past two hundred years, there have been dozens of tombs in the future, but no one has ever found them?

Or is it that those people found out but didn't dare to say it, and there was only one reason why they didn't dare to say it.

Wan Qichen's mind was a little confused, and now that he thought about it, his father probably knew, but he still let him in, which means that he didn't want to hide it from him, but why didn't he make it clear before?

In fact, when he proposed to enter the imperial mausoleum, he was not particularly sure that there would be abnormalities here, and he was not sure whether Jiu'er would be here.

But apart from here, even he couldn't think of any other place.

If Jiu'er is really not here, where should he go to find her?

But now that he entered this imperial mausoleum and found that there was an abnormality in it, he had more hopes, perhaps, Jiu'er was really brought here?

Thinking like this, Wan Qichen temporarily moved the chaos to the back of his mind, and his speed couldn't help but be a little faster, and he walked for less than a quarter of an hour to bring this dark path to the end.

There was no fork in the road, not even a road, and a stone wall stood in front of it.

It's a dead end!

Wan Qichen's eyebrows were very tight, his eyes swept around, and he investigated the stone wall in front of him, and there was nothing abnormal.

After a moment's hesitation, he turned and walked back.

Since there is no abnormality in this way, it depends on whether Mo Yi and Mo Er have found it.

It's just that he didn't take a few steps before he suddenly stopped.

When he looked up, his gaze fell sharply on the stone wall above his head.

The dark passage is dim, but you can't see anything if you don't look carefully, but if you look closely, you can find that there are shallow patterns on the stone wall above your head, which are not artificially depicted, but naturally formed.

Wan Qichen's heart moved, and he slowly walked back along the spread of the lines.

When I walked back to the fork in the road where I was separated from Mo Ermoyi, the lines still hadn't disappeared.

Mo Er and Mo Yi haven't come back yet, Wan Qichen's eyes swept from front to back, and even walked back to the beginning of the fork in the road to investigate, and then thought of the rumor of the dragon vein.

Although it is a little incredible, this pattern is indeed in the shape of a dragon.