Chapter 437: Chapter 437: Familiar Architecture Chapter 437: Chapter 437: Familiar Architecture The stone gate was alight with dim candle flas, yet there was not a soul to be seen.
Li Wenli spoke with a solemn expression, “This is the place.”
Bai Junjun looked up and saw a plaque hanging over the cave entrance. It was inscribed with a few characters in an ancient script. The original owner had so literary accumulation, but she still struggled significantly before recognizing the words as “Ho of the Immortals”.
The use of such an unusual na for a tomb itself hinted at sothing eerie.
Especially since there was a formation at the entrance of the tomb, clearly ant to suppress sothing.
However, the formation was now broken, and the stone gate had been forcibly opened. It was very likely that the Eight Hundred Bandits had already taken over the Ho of the Immortals.
Whether there were ghosts or immortals inside the Ho of the Immortals, Bai Junjun did not care.
What Bai Junjun was concerned with was whether the treasures left by the immortals were still peacefully resting inside, or if they had been desecrated by the likes of Black Six, who lacked discernnt.
Thinking about this possibility made Bai Junjun a bit anxious; she had to hurry in and check.
Li Wenli, on the other hand, grabbed her firmly, “Sothing’s off.”
“What’s wrong?” asked Bai Junjun, looking puzzled.
“I just feel that there’s more to this place than ets the eye.” Li Wenli couldn’t point out exactly what was strange, considering it was his first ti ever properly encountering an ancient tomb.
It was said that intact ancient tombs were very mysterious, and ordinary people who entered them had a slim chance of surviving.
Just now, he had released his Special Ability but was unable to penetrate through this mountain belly. In fact, sothing had even rebounded his power back at him, which was definitely not normal.
“No matter what it is, don’t forget there are still eight hundred people inside. To be blunt, if there really is sothing strange, those people would have triggered it before us. This way, we’re actually taking advantage of the situation by going in now.”
Bai Junjun’s words left Li Wenli speechless.
Thus, the two of them, along with Ah Dao, Xiao Chan, and the rest, proceeded inside. For safety’s sake, Li Wenli still advised everyone to be careful not to carelessly touch anything in the tomb as they moved along.
Ah Dao and the others took the warning seriously and prepared to set off.
The team was still led by Li Wenli, supported by Bai Junjun, followed by Xiao Chan, Smiley, Old Monk, Rabbit, and Ah Dao was last.
The group of seven people walked through the grand entrance of the Ho of the Immortals.
It was unclear how long the tomb had been opened, and although there was light inside, the air was still stuffy.
Following the grand entrance, there was a corridor bridge inscribed with the words “eting Immortals Bridge”.
However, contrary to the bridge’s ethereal na, it was incredibly gloomy and terrifying.
It was surrounded by a dim grotto with water dripping from above. Walking on the damp bridge, the occasional water droplet falling onto one’s neck sent chills to the core.
Where was the promise of celestial serenity? It was almost no different from the Naihe Bridge.
On both sides of the bridge were carved many ferocious Mystic Beasts, all made of bronze. With years of weathering, a green patina had covered them, making the already fearso Mystic Beasts even more terrifying.
Xiao Chan and the other kids dared not look down from the bridge.
They clung to each other’s sleeves and slowly inched forward.
Only when their hearts were thoroughly chilled did they finally feel the sensation of descending from the bridge.
Cautiously opening their eyes, they saw a wide Great Bright Hall in front of them.
This hall was much larger than the outer gate, with buildings on all sides.
These buildings were to scale with real houses and made of the sa material as the cavern’s do, suggesting they were constructed using material excavated on-site from the mountain.
Bai Junjun took a careful look and saw that on each side of the vast hall was a double-storied building, whose architectural style looked sowhat familiar.
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