Mother and son door? I've heard my master mention it, and it's said to be an extremely insidious device, but it's rarely used by people because of feng shui. Because this door is not only for us tomb robbers, but also for those who have died, they also want to go out through this door when they are born again, so few people in most tombs will do anything on the tomb door.

It is said that this door is a small stone door hollowed out on the inside of the stone gate, the outer stone door needs to be pushed inward, and the stone door in the middle needs to be pulled out to open. If someone who doesn't see the door pushes open the stone door, then the stone door in the middle layer will trigger the mechanism.

My master said that there were only two tombs he had heard of where such mechanisms had appeared, but he didn't tell me exactly where the caves were.

The old man once said that this gate can trigger many mechanisms, and the general one is to put poison gas and crossbow arrows in the mezzanine between the stone doors, and the more ruthless ones are to release quicksand directly on the tomb door. Although the former is dangerous, it still leaves people with a way to live, if they are unlucky enough to encounter quicksand, then even if the Daluo Immortal comes, they can only be buried here with the tomb owner.

Before I could say a word to the monk, the brother had already taken out a small electric handsaw from his backpack, put it on, pulled the switch and began to cut the stone door on the outside. He cuts very carefully, often cutting a few centimeters before stopping to observe.

Looking at Brother Luoya's skillful movements, I almost suspected that this thing was not a tomb robber but a decorator. After more than an hour, Brother Luo Ya finally cut open the stone door, revealing the sub-door inside. It was a small door of the same stone, and for a moment we couldn't see how big it was.

Brother Bucktooth stopped when he saw Zimen. The pangolin and Channing stepped forward at the same time and began to examine the mechanism in the sub-door. The two of them carefully checked for a while, discussed quietly for a while, and then got up together and retreated.

The pangolin said to the bucktooth brother: "Yazier, cut it from half a meter, and don't touch the mechanism underneath." ”

Bucktooth nodded, picked up the handsaw and began to cut. This time his movements were noticeably faster, and in less than half an hour, he cut the sub-door in half. Brother Luo Ya turned around and beckoned to the big man with thick eyebrows, and the big man walked over and pushed Brother Luo Ya away, and directly moved one of the stone slabs of nearly one meter down with both hands along the stone crack sawed by the hand saw.

This slate is two hundred catties, not to mention that this big man is not red and out of breath, it seems that the people who can come here have a few brushes except for me and Nangong Accident. The big man moved down the stone slab that Brother Luo Ya got in a few moments, and after moving it, he retreated directly and leaned against the stone wall on the side.

Brother Bucktooth was pushed away by him, but he was not at all stunned, and when he saw him retreat, he directly began to cut the other half of the remaining stone door. This guy must have done renovation before, and it only took ten minutes to cut the other half of the stone door with skillful techniques. The thick-eyed man also effortlessly moved the stone away.

After the big man moved the stone away, a hole half a meter square appeared in the stone door. Pangolin and Channing walked to the entrance of the cave, picked up a searchlight and shone inside. Inside is a section of Yongdao, according to the tomb of Zhu Chun's son in Chengdu, it is speculated that behind this tomb is the main burial chamber of this tomb, that is, where Zhu Chun's coffin is located.

The two pangolins looked inside for a while, and then asked Qian Ning's sissy brother to test the air inside and found that there was no problem with the air inside. Since the entrance of the cave was very high above the ground, it was not particularly convenient for the big man to move, so this time the pangolin asked the dwarf to go first to explore the way.

Although the little man looked like he had thick muscles, he didn't expect his movements to be very light. He rushed in with a searchlight, and then cautiously walked inside. We watched him walk slowly down the tomb road, and after walking a little further, he turned a right corner, and we could only see the lights but no longer see him.

Isn't this tomb straight? This is different from what I have seen in Chengdu, and although I have never robbed a tomb, the old man told me the history of tomb robbery he had seen in the past few years when he took me through the streets and alleys, and I had never heard that the tomb was a bend.

Shortly after the dwarf had crept in, the pangolin and Channing shouted his nickname at the same time and called him back. But this dwarf's nickname almost made me laugh out loud, and it was actually called the Giant Spirit God. He's a dwarf's version of a giant spirit god.

After hearing the shouts of the pangolin and Channing, the Djinn God walked back from around the corner. Pangolins and Channing both jumped in through the cut hole, and we followed.

There was more than just one bend in the road, and we made three turns along the road before we finally reached the main burial chamber. I can't tell where we are now, it seems that we have come out of the range of the Golden Dome, and I don't know where we are now.

The tomb door of the main burial chamber had been opened, which we did not expect. Although all of Zhu Chun's funeral belongings were found in the atrium, this golden dome was very complete before we came in, and no thieves were found. Ancient tomb robbers were not as particular as they are now, and after getting something, the kind-hearted would hastily dig up a few shovels of soil to fill it, and most of the tomb robbers just put it there and didn't ask.

This discovery made the pangolins a little uneasy, and several people did not be as cautious as before, but all walked directly into the main burial chamber. The monk didn't give us any color, but just followed. The three of us looked at each other and followed.

As soon as I entered the main burial chamber, I was directly confused. In this small main burial chamber, there are full of water tanks the thickness of pillars. The tanks were only about a meter high, and I was amazed that all of them were filled with corpses.

The corpses all appeared to be children of about ten years old, and all of them were locked in a water tank, with only one head exposed. The corpses did not decompose, they were all dried corpses. What impressed me the most about the dried corpses were their eyes, their faces became very hideous due to severe dehydration, and their eyes became surprisingly large, staring at you so blankly. The first time I saw these dried corpses, I just stood there furiously and didn't dare to move.

Although I have seen many corpses before, and even tasted a lot of dead corpses, when these corpses are densely packed and placed in front of you, you know that horror can be stacked.

It took me a while before I came to my senses. Looking around, Nangong and Da Bai Niu had already walked to the water tank in front and looked around. Thinking that he was the most cowardly of these people, I was a little unconvinced. Trying to restrain the chill on my body, I walked to the monk's side, hoping that the monk would be able to shine with Buddha light at this time and dispel the demonic energy emitted by these disgusting things.

I pursed my lips and said to the monk, "Monk, isn't it too bad for Zhu Chun to make so many disgusting things in his own home?" ”

The monk looked at the corpse in the water tank with some pity and said, "These are the golden bodies of the hundred generations of boys. ”