So, I followed her closely.

I will leave when she leaves, and I will stop when she stops.

After walking like this for a while, a 60-degree downhill section appeared in front of me, and there were steps!

My heart skipped a beat.

I am so familiar with this 60-degree slope! This is a tomb passage!

I was surprised by the corner grooves that Lenovo saw before.

That is the drainage ditch of the ancient tomb!

This place is a large tomb of the Western Han Dynasty!

I was shocked and felt something was wrong after I came in. Han tombs were built by digging mountains, which I should have thought of long ago!

The snake girl was also surprised. She said she didn't expect there were steps in the cave.

My mind was spinning quickly, it was so fucking weird.

If it is a large tomb of the Western Han Dynasty, then this sloped tomb passage should be buried in rammed earth, rather than being exposed like this. There is only one explanation for this phenomenon! It is that rammed earth was removed before, but it was not a small amount of rammed earth, and it was definitely cleaned by a group of people.

"Let's go, why are you standing there? Go down and take a look."

I frowned and said, "Don't panic, let me think about it, this is not right."

Before coming in, the cave was flat above it and there was no grave.

Close my eyes and a structural diagram emerged in my mind.

In the Han Dynasty, large tombs were all ignored, and they were "drilled mountains and hidden tombs". After the sloped tomb passage was down, there should be a "channel". On the left side of the corridor was the Nan'er chamber. For symmetry, there should be a Bei'er chamber on the north side.

If I continue to move forward from the middle, it should be the tomb gate.

Passing through the tomb door is a square middle room. From the height of the tomb, there should be a bathroom and a cloakroom on both sides of the middle room.

There may be a door when you pass through the middle room.

Open this door and enter the main tomb chamber. The main tomb chamber of the Han tomb is in a special situation. If it is a royal tomb, the main tomb chamber is generally a giant wooden coffin, and all the burial objects are concentrated in the coffin.

"Coffin" and "Coffin" are not the same thing. The latter is often more than ten times larger than the former, or even dozens of times larger. Experienced tomb robbers will fall directly into the middle of the coffin when they hit a hole, and then cut a hole, and people will go in to get things.

"Hey? Hey! What are you thinking?"

Wake up.

I opened my eyes and the plan structure diagram that appeared in my mind disappeared little by little.

"I didn't think about anything. This is definitely an ancient tomb. Don't walk around after going down." I said.

"Ancient Tomb?"

She was also very surprised when she looked at her expression.

I nodded and took a step down.

After going down, it was exactly the same as what I thought. There were corridors in the dark on both sides of the left and right sides. The strong light flashlight hit the head, and it was estimated that it was about 30 meters.

I found a large rotten wooden board scattered on the ground, and a much smaller board, so I walked over to take a look.

"What is this?" asked the snake girl.

I frowned and said, "The big one is the coffin board, and the small one may be the gate."

"Maybe it was because water had entered the cave before and was washed out by water. This tomb must have been stolen."

Based on the length of this board, I infer that the previous main tomb chamber should have three-layer coffin cover plates, each layer of nine pieces, each weighing about one ton. This is the standard "Three Ninety-One" standard in the Western Han Dynasty.

Uncover the coffin cover, and in the middle is the "coffin tomb chamber" of the tomb owner, surrounded by side wings of all sizes.???.

The head of the tomb owner is the "head compartment". The head compartment is the fattest and the most burial objects are the most. Then there is the "foot compartment, the south compartment, the north compartment". The west compartment is usually empty, without putting things. The ancients believed that the direction leads to the Western Paradise, so it must be empty and cannot be blocked.

Between these "cars" and "cars", they can also be regarded as between the outer coffin and the inner coffin. There is another thing called "gate gate". The words can be written on the gate, and the words "South One" and "North Two" are generally written, which are used to help the tomb owner's family to understand the direction.

Because the deceased had been settled before his death, there were pots and pans on "South One", grains and grains on "North Two", and gold, silver and jade on "North Three", and gold, silver and jade on "North Three", which should not be thrown around. There are standards.

The coffin board and the gate were all stolen from the corridor, and one million percent were stolen.

I whispered: "Let's speak softly. Maybe we'll hide in a certain ear chamber in July, so don't be alerted."

I asked her to turn off the flashlight and walked forward in the dark.

I fell into the darkness outside an ear.

We cooperated, she suddenly turned on the flashlight and I immediately picked up the hunting rifle.

Generally, there is no door to the side of the ear chamber, and there is a door to the main tomb chamber. Look for them one by one. These small ear chambers are empty, let alone people, there is not even a shadow of a person.

Some Han tombs are like small mazes. Referring to Yangling and Jingling, many of them have also set up "dark rooms". The so-called dark rooms in ancient tombs are generally hidden in the wall between the ear chamber and the ear chamber.

This kind of dark room is not difficult to find for us tomb robbers.

Looking sideways, if you see the wall bulging outwards five to ten centimeters, you will smash it directly. After smashing it, you will find that there is often a small room behind the wall where things are hidden.

"Come here, come and see, there is a hole here!"

“Where is it?”

When I saw that there was a hole in the wall, with a diameter of only half a meter. The hole opening was irregular in shape, as if it was smashed out.

I used a flashlight to shoot, and the space in the hole was quite dark.

I threw the bag over and got into it myself first, but it stuck my waist and I rubbed it in. Then I reached out to pull the snake girl.

She was too thin and came in as soon as she pulled it, and she wouldn't touch the hole at all.

Someone must have lived here.

I found a few cigarette butts on the ground, which looked like they were thrown a few days ago.

I suspect it was Lin Shen or lived here before July climbing, because I still remember a saying by Brother Biao once: "They live in a cave."

"who!"

I shook my flashlight suddenly and suddenly a black shadow appeared.

The black shadow acted quickly and flashed quickly.

I subconsciously shot it! It hit the wall.

The Snake Girl's flashlight shone on him!

I vaguely saw that face.

It's July climbing!

"Chasing!"

After chasing and turning two turns, a tomb wall suddenly appeared in front of me.

My pupils contracted violently.

This...what is this?

No, it cannot be said to be a tomb wall, it should be a tomb door!

The door is nearly five meters high and is all made of blue bricks that are wide in palms. Strangely, these blue bricks are not laid flat, but some are slanted to the left, a little slanted to the right, and some are super slanted to the top, the only point! These bricks are closely attached, and there is no cement reinforcement between the bricks.

At the top of the brick door is a hanging wooden beam. The small and thin stone slabs are padded between the wooden beams and the blue bricks. The number of stone slabs is very dense, one layer after another.

This is like a wall, not like a wall, not like a door, I have never seen such a thing.

As I looked, a word suddenly popped up in my mind.

"Pump brick door."

The brick-drawing door was a kind of anti-theft method in the Han Dynasty. I have never seen a real thing. It is said that as long as a brick is removed, the entire tomb wall will collapse instantly! Kill the person who pulled the bricks to death.

I'm sure I read it right just now.

When I got here, July Climb suddenly disappeared.

"Where did the person run away!"

I nervously lit the flashlight back and forth, and suddenly I saw that there was a small hole in the northwest corner of the "Brick Drawing Door".

"Is it that he got in?"

I lay down and crawled inward.

He bit the flashlight and just got into half of his body.

I looked up and suddenly saw a face bleeding from seven orifices!

It was a woman's face that had been dead for many days!

It has begun to rot, hundreds of maggots crawled around on their faces, many of which crawled in through their eyes and then came out of their noses.

I've seen this face!

It's Fu Xia!
Chapter completed!