When he was young, Professor Kwan studied in the UK with several like-minded classmates for his dream, and only the professor remained in the UK after graduation, while the others were all over the world and engaged in archaeological work, which is a profession that he loves very much.

At the end of the First World War, Professor Kwan and the international archaeological team went deep into the world-famous deserts, rainforests, mountains and rivers and other inaccessible areas many times in search of lost civilizations.

Maybe it's lucky, plus the archaeological team is more professional, their team has discovered unknown civilizations and monuments many times, and brought back a lot of treasures for the UK, which is very famous in the world.

Many years passed, and after the founding of the People's Republic of China in 49, Professor Guan resolutely left his home in England despite the opposition of his colleagues and family, and returned directly to his hometown, and then went to Beijing. After he left, his family in the UK learned that Professor Guan had terminal lung cancer, and he wanted to return to his roots.

Just when everyone thought that this was the case, no one expected that Professor Guan left with a locked metal box in his bag, which he carried with him all day like a treasure, and even when he came to Hengshan in Shaanxi Province to carry out archaeological work, he also brought it with him, which contained half a black human skull, which was densely engraved with text symbols. As for the meaning of those symbols, the origin of the skull is only clear to the professor himself, and this is one of several mysterious artifacts that he led a team to the hinterland of China more than ten years ago, and excavated archaeological excavations from the Ordos grassland to the Loess Plateau.

The skull was larger than our modern humans, black inside and out, but only half of it. It was not broken during the excavation, but it was cut from the middle when it was discovered, and the strangest thing is that the bone of the broken section is very smooth, not polished, but the natural growth of the bone wraps the section. This really doesn't make sense, the head is cut in half, and this person still has time to live until the bone section heals, it's not that it doesn't make sense, but it's impossible. It was because of this that Professor Guan spent a long time specializing in the strange writing on the skull.

Since Professor Guan is Chinese, he is also very proficient in ancient Chinese culture, this unique advantage allowed him to crack a part of the mysterious text in a short time, half of the skull on the text is incomplete, a sentence has a head and no tail, it seems that there is a second half of the sentence, that must be engraved on another general skull, through the text on this half of the skull he has now, the result is surprising to him.

The word "Judden" has been repeated many times in this short period of more than 70 ancient symbols, and if you compare it with the ancient sayings, the position should be a kind of self-title, just like we say who we are. According to the age of the discovered monuments, this bone should be some kind of recording instrument more than 2,700 years ago, which is somewhat similar to the oracle bone inscription of our dragon bone turtle book. With a little light, Professor Kwan finally succeeded in deciphering the symbolic text.

The above roughly means that when the starlight put on a huge face, the king led everyone to worship the heavens, as if asking the gods to give something, but this sentence was gone in the middle and back, and after that, there were some live ceremonies. There are a few words that make Professor Guan's eyes light up, there are blood, human heads, giant insects, and a very important word eternity. In connection, there is a small kingdom that claims to be Jud, and the monarch and the high priest lead the sacrifice to the gods, and the sacrifice is blood and human heads, asking the gods to grant eternal life to a certain person, and that person naturally refers to the monarch of Judden, and the name of this monarch is "King Fengzun".

Professor Guan even coughed and gasped to tell all these things, and pointed to the surrounding walls and said: "When I first came in that day, the surrounding sand had not collapsed so much, and there were murals in that circle, which were painted with the words on the skull, but unfortunately it collapsed before I could see more." ”

After listening to him for a long time, Lao Wu felt a trace of panic in his heart, he only now knew what a mysterious and terrible place he had come, and sacrificed with blood and human heads, was that human life so worthless?

Professor Guan talked a little too much, and began to cough dryly, but he glanced at Lao Wu out of the corner of his eye, wanting to see his reaction, but he didn't expect Lao Wu to look angry, which Professor Guan couldn't understand. He thinks that Lao Wu should have the other half of the skull, so he can directly enter the underground palace, although he doesn't know what Lao Wu's half of the skull describes, but since he can know the king of Fengzun, it must also be a crack on the bone text, when he hears the secret of the other half of the skull, he should be excited, why is it angry? But how could he understand Lao Wu's mood at this time, he thought that everyone wanted to live forever, and he gave up too many things in order to live, and he was not a person.

Hu Dabao swallowed his saliva and said, "I said, hey, I said, is there really a king of Fengzun?" I thought you were kidding me! ”

Lao Wu was afraid that Hu Dawei would talk too much, so he asked Professor Guan directly: "I'm not interested in eternal life or anything, it's in vain for you to tell me this, I don't have any skulls at all, I just want to know how the fourth one went down now!" Then he slowed down a little and continued: "Lao Guan, let's do it, you let us out of this, and we will go to find the fourth child, and then take you out together, no matter what happened before, how about writing it off?" ”

This is said very sincerely, and it does not seem to be a lie. But Professor Guan raised his hand and touched his chin, and then suddenly opened his mouth and said, "Oh! I get it! It turns out that the sacrifice was not done here, it must be in the tomb below, Lao Wu! You're so smart that you want to go down and have eternal life yourself, and you're trying to lie to me! ”

Lao Wu's head grew big when he heard the word eternal life again, and he really wanted to go over and give a few punches to the crazy Professor Guan, it was too hateful. Lao Wu gritted his teeth and couldn't help it, but he couldn't relax, their third brother was facing a dying madman at this time, and he didn't know what he would do in the end, but no matter what crazy thing he did, the worst thing was the third brother.

Professor Guan slowly walked back to Lao Wu, bent down to pick up the short shovel on the ground, and weighed it a few times in his hand. At this time, the appearance of the red eyes and grinning like a ghost, the old Wu who saw it was frightened, wanted to dodge but couldn't move, thinking that this time it could be regarded as a true confession, and the sin was also bearable, and when it came to the Lord of Yama, he had to talk about how miserable his life was, and finally he was killed by a madman, how ridiculous.

This time, Professor Guan was crazy to the end, he didn't talk nonsense with Lao Wu anymore, stared at his red eyes, waved his shovel with grinning teeth, and slashed at Lao Wu's head with a gust of wind!