Rebirth 81: Being forced into marriage by my sister’s best friend at the beginning

The group of people quickened their pace. Lin Ran almost took a step and glanced at the pottery figurines next to him. A closer look revealed that these pottery figurines had the same appearance. In fact, they were somewhat different in height, short, fat, and thin, and even had different movements.

Even if ancient craftsmen did not have professional assembly line equipment, they would still use molds, and it would be impossible for them to make so many pottery figurines of various shapes.

That's why he guessed that the vampire monster Liu Yi mentioned was actually one that came out of the pottery figurines.

He didn't react to the others, but he didn't hesitate and quickened his pace.

Suddenly, a shattering sound came. Xu Ning and Lao Hei, who were walking at the end of the team, were frightened. Before they could make any move, Lin Ran grabbed them and shouted: "Don't stop." ,run!"

Howlings came from the tunnel behind them. In order to cover the others, Wang Jinpeng ran at the back of the team. He also curiously took a flashlight and looked back. He saw many tall people in the tunnel behind them. figure.

But they did not chase after him immediately, but seemed to have just woken up from a long sleep and had not yet realized what was going on.

Otherwise, with their speed, they should be able to catch up with Lin Ran and his group in the tunnel very quickly.

Lin Ran didn't know what words to use to describe his mood. Fortunately, he noticed the iron chains at the feet of the pottery figurines, as if they were bound prisoners. In ancient times, in order to prevent slaves from escaping and rebelling, their masters would put shackles on their feet. , preventing them from moving freely.

This is inconsistent with the design of the pottery figurines themselves. There are no soldiers with shackles. Isn't that self-restraint?

After noticing this, Lin Ran had a terrible thought, and cold sweat continued to drip from his forehead.

If it was true as he suspected, these pottery figurines were not made purely of clay, but were made by tying up slaves, covering them with soil directly, and firing them on the spot.

Regardless of whether some secret recipe was used, the danger of this tunnel is self-evident.

Therefore, there was no need to look at the other pottery figurines, and Lin Ran decided to let them leave the tunnel quickly.

It makes me shudder to think about it. Even Qin Shihuang, who was famous for his tyranny, used terracotta warriors and horses made of clay when building his mausoleum.

The nobles before him did not hesitate to sacrifice tens of millions of lives to bury him with him.

The population in ancient times was not as large as it is now. During the Qin Dynasty, the country's population was just over 2000 million, and it was also the farming era. Every man was an extremely precious labor force. Even the monarch could not take so much. Slaves were buried with them.

In today's terms, it was simply a heinous crime.

At this time, Lin Ran heard a roar from behind.

I don't know if these monsters are still conscious, but they should be extremely angry at this moment.

Their roars may be due to the unfairness of their fate, or they may be because they have suffered tremendous torture before and still feel pain after leaving the clay.

This roar seemed to come from hell.

Finally, they felt the presence of other people in the tunnel. They were in a daze for a while, then gritted their teeth and rushed forward holding the weapons in their hands.

The tunnel was shaking for a moment, and there were sounds of footsteps and roars intertwined.

Liu Yi was also frightened. His face turned pale and he asked, "Why are there so many vampire monsters?"

Lin Ran and the others were already quite tired, and now they were running wildly, so naturally they were in no mood to reply to his words.

They kept running forward, and finally a narrow passage appeared. At the end of the passage, there was a round stone.

Noticing this, Lin Ran immediately shouted to Wang Jinpeng and the others: "Push the stone over and block the intersection!"

Wang Jinpeng and the others were only focused on running away. When they heard these words, they immediately stopped and noticed the round stone.

He and Lao Hei tried to push it, and it turned out to be a rolling stone. With just a little force, they could roll it to the entrance of the cave. Unexpectedly, it fit just right, as if the stone was originally the door.

Moreover, there is a whole groove on the ground, which can just fit into it. However, this is a rolling stone after all. If someone on the other side pushes hard, the stone can also roll.

Wang Jinpeng and Lao Hei faced the stone with their backs, blocking the push from behind.

Not only were there many people on the other side, but they were also in extremely good physical condition. They seemed to be struggling very hard.

"Brother Lin, leave quickly!" Wang Jinpeng was forced to panic, and his face turned red.

Lin Ran frowned. It was impossible for him to abandon his companions. If this was really a door, there should be a mechanism that could be fixed.

He carefully checked around him and found that it was a square dark room with murals on all sides.

The murals here are much more exquisite than outside, and they are even painted with colors.

The content of the mural made it even more difficult for Lin Ran to understand.

In the mural, there is a man wearing armor, holding a sword in his hand, standing on the city wall, looking majestic.

Under the city wall, there were hundreds of soldiers, raising their swords and holding their weapons high, as if they were doing general mobilization before the battle.

Judging from the man's appearance, he should be a general, not a monarch.

At this time, Liu Yi admired Lin Ran's calmness. Under such circumstances, he still had time to admire the murals.

He had to warn: "Lin Ran, with their physical strength, they won't be able to hold on for long. We'd better evacuate quickly."

He could also see that Wang Jinpeng and Lao Hei were exhausted.

Xu Ning wanted to go over to help, but Wang Jinpeng yelled away: "You go!"

Xu Ning shook his head, he didn't want to lose these brothers.

If they had known this, they would not have come back. Nothing about the Nuwa Cauldron is more important than the lives of their brothers.

He still didn't want to give up on Wang Jinpeng and the others. At this time, he looked at Lin Ran next to him, who was observing the mural as if nothing happened.

"Brother Lin, think of a solution!" Xu Ning yelled. In his opinion, Lin Ran's expression of having nothing to do with him made him very angry, as if they should bear all this.

Lin Ran didn't answer, and he was very anxious.

So what if Wang Jinpeng and Lao Hei died here? Will the other party give up the pursuit?It's obviously impossible.

If the vampire monsters cannot be kept out of the passage, they still have only one option: waiting to die.

He forced himself to calm down. He didn't find any mechanism next to the stone, but he felt that this should be a tomb, and there must be a way to seal the door.

He turned his head and looked at the surrounding walls. Except for one passage, there were murals on both sides.

The mural on this side is a mobilization meeting before the expedition.

The content on the other side is a bit scary.