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

After careful inspection, it was indeed a coffin, made of the most ordinary wood.

Although it was sealed, there was a foul smell inside, and the body must have rotted.

On the surface of the coffin, there are some words and handprints.

Lin Ran felt that he had seen this kind of writing somewhere, but he couldn't decipher the meaning.

Wang Jinpeng reacted the fastest and said, "Isn't this the writing of Tibetan areas?"

If you look carefully, the strokes do look somewhat similar.

But when Lin Ran went to Tibetan areas, he learned some Tibetan and found that the words above were indeed somewhat similar to Tibetan, but the strokes were softer.

"It's ancient Tibetan," Lin Ran said.

He remembered seeing similar cultural relics in the museum before.

This made him even more curious. This was not a Tibetan area, so why were there coffins with Tibetan writing on them?

Of course, now was not the time for archeology, so Lin Ran decided to put this issue aside for now.

They then turned their attention to the corpse hanging on the stone wall.

At first glance, I thought it was a mummy.

This ancient Egyptian burial method is really rare in China.

As they got closer, they discovered that what fell was not cloth at all, but human skin.

The internal organs of the corpses above can already be seen, although they are already rotten.

The strips hanging in the air are the skins on their bodies.

Not only were their skins cut open, but white paint was also painted on them.

It's so cruel.

Even after passing countless corpses, Liu Jingfeng and others couldn't help but feel chills running down their spines after listening to Lin Ran's description.

Lin Ran closed his eyes. He probably knew the purpose of these corpses.

A long time ago, this may have been an underground prison.

Think about the 80s, people would disappear for no apparent reason from time to time.

In ancient times, population was a consumable.

The identities of these corpses cannot be guessed, but they have become experimental subjects for the owner of the underground labyrinth.

The master of the underground labyrinth, he did not build a mausoleum here.

It may be because he was ostracized, hunted or wanted, and had to hide himself underground.

Then grab people from outside to conduct experiments.

Although Lin Ran couldn't understand the words on the coffin, he guessed the purpose of these words.

It means suppressing the ghosts of grievances.

Living with the dead, the experimenter was probably under a lot of pressure and was in a state of extreme mental stress.

In the early stage, he was scared because of killing people, but later on, he gradually became crazy.

He even hung his body on a stone wall.

This is probably the case. The invaders may have originally stationed troops nearby, but then they discovered that there was a special substance in the river, which coincided with their ongoing research.

So they planned to conduct research in the mountain and built a treasure house on it.

In fact, it was not originally a treasure house, but was intended to be a laboratory.

As a result, the home was stolen before they could renovate it. After they surrendered, it was naturally impossible for them to continue the experiment here.

So he put the stolen treasure here and left a person to manage it.

The man finally died alone, with no one coming to pick him up.

This is why there are leftover food in the treasure room.

The last remaining puzzle is how Abao discovered the existence of this place. Abao and the others definitely did not come in through the main entrance, because there were no traces of man-made signs when it was opened.

I originally thought that they might have come in through the entrance of the cave just now, but they found that the entrance of the cave was also sealed.

Be puzzled.

Because of this, Lin Ran determined that there must be other exits to this underground maze, but he has not found them yet.

"Brother Lin?" Wang Jinpeng suddenly patted Lin Ran on the shoulder, waking him up from his thoughts.

Lin Ran felt a burning pain in his shoulder and said, "What are you doing? So hard!"

He rubbed his shoulders, but Wang Jinpeng said disapprovingly: "I thought you were hallucinating again, and I wanted to wake you up."

"No, I'm thinking about something." Lin Ran replied.

He sighed. There was no point in talking to Wang Jinpeng and others about these things. He would discuss them with Tang Lanxuan after he went back.

"Look what that is?" Wang Jinpeng said excitedly. He used a flashlight to shine forward and discovered that there was a hole in Jinan on the wall not far away.

Lin Ran discovered that there was a hole in the wall here. The size of the hole was similar to the hole just now.

Although it is also a wall, it is much easier to climb here than the other side.

Wang Jinpeng climbed up in a few moments and climbed into the hole.

After a while, he poked his head out of the hole.

"This is a room, come up here!"

Curiosity drove Lin Ran to climb up, because not all the people in the team were very athletic. After climbing up, Lin Ran lowered the rope from above and asked them to follow.

Lin Ran carefully walked through the hole, passed through the dark tunnel, and came to a room as expected.

But inside this room, there was a damp and rotten smell.

Lin Ran twitched his nose and shuddered uncontrollably.

The smell was somewhat similar to what they had smelled before.

Isn't this the disappearing room they saw before?

Lin Ran suddenly froze on the spot.

However, it is still a little different from the scene I saw before. Originally there was only a huge tomb in the middle, but now there is a side door.

Lin Ran opened the door to the room on the right, which was filled with ancient utensils and some bookshelves.

It looked like it should have been full, but at the moment the shelves were a little empty.

Lin Ran felt happy, this should be where Abao and the others came from!

As long as they can get out of this room, they can return to the ground.

Then he remembered the fearful expression on Abao's face when he saw him for the first time. They did find the treasure house, but something terrible must have happened inside the treasure house, causing their entire army to be annihilated.

I watched some of the shelves being moved away, but a lot of them were left behind.

With their characters, if they don't take them all away, there will be ghosts.

Lin Ran took a flashlight and looked at the books above. They were all in unknown characters. Like the characters on the coffin, they were in ancient Tibetan.

"So they were researchers from other places?" Lin Ran didn't check the age of the underground labyrinth. It should have been built around the Song Dynasty. This was an archaeologist's intuition.

As for the specific year, it is estimated that people from the archaeological team will come over to conduct research.

Lin Ran picked up the book, and instantly the room was filled with dust.

In addition to the incomprehensible text, there are also some paintings inside.

After flipping through a few pages, I discovered that the content in the picture should be the legend of this underground river.

And at the bottom of the river, there is a mark with a treasure chest pattern.

Could it be that there was a treasure chest buried at the bottom of the underground river?