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

The three of them quickened their pace. Because these people came from where they were just now, there shouldn't be much danger ahead.

They passed through the dark cave and soon came to the main tomb chamber.

As soon as Lin Ran saw the structure, he knew it was the main tomb chamber, and standing at the door, he could smell a rotten smell inside.

The three people quickly covered their mouths and noses, but did not dare to make any noise.

Lin Ran raised his flashlight and shined it inside.

If there were really monsters, they would have attacked them long ago.

He held a flashlight in each hand and shined it, while Char and Cyclops stood beside him on guard.

By the light of the flashlight, I saw that the space inside the main tomb was narrower than the space outside.

The main road is a green brick road more than one meter wide, and the walls are coated black.

And on both sides of the wall, almost every two meters away, there is a lamp hanging.

And at the end of the flashlight, right in front of the tomb.

There is a coffin on display.

It is made of pure wood, the specific material cannot be seen clearly from here.

Only the mottled traces of time can be seen on the surface. I don’t know how many years it has been lying there.

One-eyed dragon saw that there was no monster inside and ordered Lin Ran to go in first.

Lin Ran had no choice but to do as he was told and walked into the tomb.

Use the light of your flashlight to shine around.

The space inside is not very large, and the light of the flashlight can just cover it.

But because the walls were painted black, it looked dark inside and the specific situation couldn't be seen clearly.

Lin Ran looked at the lamp on the wall and checked it. There was still oil in it.

He took out the lighter he had just picked up and lit the lamp.

This action startled the one-eyed dragon.

"Why did you light the fire randomly again!"

He remembered that when he entered the tomb, it was because he moved the torch on the wall that he activated the mechanism.

He didn't expect Lin Ran to make the same mistake and seemed a little anxious.

Lin Ran smiled and said: "Don't be afraid, these are immortal lamps, they are originally used for lighting."

Lin Ran had already figured it out.

I'm afraid what's out there is just some hallucinations, corpse demons, and lava.

The real threat still comes from this tomb.

"Char, come and help me light the oil lamp over there." Lin Ran said to Char.

Although Charles was a little scared, Lin Ran said so and he decided to do it.

The one-eyed dragon had objections, but he thought that he shouldn't do it himself anyway, and besides, he couldn't see clearly in the dark environment. If a monster came out, he wouldn't be able to defend himself, so he acquiesced to their behavior, but had no intention of helping.

He glanced around with his gun in hand, watching silently as they lit all the lamps.

Although there are nearly twenty lamps inside the tomb, only six can actually be lit. The oil in the others seems to have deteriorated and is no longer flammable.

But six lights are enough.

Under the illumination of the fire, the layout of the tomb was completely displayed in front of them.

This is a square tomb with a vaulted top, an ordinary tomb structure.

The tomb was empty, and the coffin placed in the center was very conspicuous.

Lin Ran turned off the flashlight. He thought the wall had been completely blackened, but under the firelight he finally saw clearly that there were murals on the wall.

Chaer also noticed this and quickly waved Lin Ran over to check.

"Lin Ran, do you think this is a mural?"

Lin Ran frowned. Originally, the murals in the tomb should be in a unified style.

However, the murals in the main tomb are completely different from the murals that first entered the tomb.

There is a very obvious Tang Dynasty mural style.

Because it can be seen from these murals that they depict the tomb owner’s previous great achievements.

The paintings closest to the door are of hard-working farmers, farming, raising pigs, feeding chickens, and herding cattle.

Go a little further inside and you'll see soldiers.

What surprised Lin Ran was that the soldiers on the picture were exactly the same as the Mongolian soldiers he had seen in the tomb of the Queen of Jin.

And the times seem to be more advanced, because these soldiers have begun to have gunpowder rifle units!

If history has not changed much, this tomb should have been built after the 14th century.

One-eyed dragon heard what the two of them were discussing and didn't come to listen.

But when I heard them discussing academic issues, I originally wanted to interrupt them and let them search for the treasures in the tomb.

But just as he was about to speak, he found some tattered ceramics placed in the corner.

One-eyed dragon's eyes lit up. Although he had no education, he also knew the value of porcelain.

They were originally a vassal state of China. They could bring some porcelain back from China every year, but only the royal family could use it.

Don't look at it as shabby, but its actual value is not low.

The one-eyed dragon hurried to the corner, trying to put it all back together, completely ignoring that it had been broken into large and small pieces.

Lin Ran took a look at the fragments. There was originally a structure similar to a showcase there, but it had collapsed.

If I guessed correctly, these porcelains should have fallen from above and shattered into pieces.

If it is only used to study historical value, it is still okay, but if you want to trade it in the market, it is already a pile of waste.

However, the structure in the tomb would have been quite strong, and the materials used were often carefully selected. Even the internal structure of the tomb two or three years ago was quite complete, and it was unlikely to collapse. .

The only possibility is that geological changes occurred after the tomb was built.

As for the pile of porcelain, Lin Ran was not interested now.

I saw a series of sunken grids at the foot of the wall, and some tattered ceramic pots were placed inside. The changes in geological movement must have broken the placed ceramics.

Lin Ran turned his attention to the wall, studied it carefully, and found that there were murals all around.

It wasn't just this wall they were looking at, but three walls with similar pictures.

Lin Ran looked at the murals carefully. It is true that not all the murals are different from the murals seen in the tomb passages. There are still some that have the same style as the outside, which is similar to ghost paintings.

The biggest difference between the murals in the main tomb chamber and those outside is that they are arranged very neatly and quite coherently.

In this way, the meaning of the mural can be fully understood.

Indeed, as Char said, the murals actually show the life story of the tomb owner.

The owner of the tomb should not be an orthodox emperor, because the mural depicts a counterattack against the invaders under the leadership of one person after the invaders entered their territory.

The previous murals all show the ferocity of the invaders. Once they entered their land, they immediately started burning, killing and looting. They committed all kinds of evil, but no regular soldiers came to help. It was obvious that they gave up resistance and abandoned these people.