Chapter 214 Grave Robbers

At this time, in another place, there was only darkness, and two cowardly voices sounded from time to time: "Master, let's go back quickly, it feels so scary here."

"This is not your first time in a place like this. What are you afraid of?" The man called Master himself made a frightening sound when he said this.

"The places I've been to before were just the tombs of ordinary people, and they didn't have anything valuable. But this time it's different. Look, this tomb is so big and deep, and it's built like a secret passage. It's not that of officials.

The tomb is the tomb of a wealthy family, will there be any mechanism or something inside?" I heard this timid voice speak again.

"Shut up, you are obviously trying to scare yourself. Didn't we encounter a big tomb last time? Isn't everything normal inside?" The man called Master replied again.

"Ah...ah...what is it, grabbing my foot..." Suddenly the master's trembling howl sounded.

"Ghost, there is a ghost..." The apprentice was originally timid, but after hearing what the master said, he screamed together as if he was frightened. When the master and apprentice took torches to see clearly what was under their feet, they discovered

It was just a false alarm. It turned out that I tripped on a tiny vine.

"What are you talking about? Isn't it just a plant? What a fuss." I heard the master say reproachfully.

"Master, it was obviously you who called first, and then I followed." The apprentice also said with a sigh of relief.

"Really? Did I call him first? You heard it wrong. It was a hallucination. He was just hallucinating because he was frightened. Why didn't I know that I called him?" After the master finished speaking, he continued to walk inside.

"Is it really an illusion? Master, please wait for me." The disciple muttered to himself, and then quickly followed him.

"We're here, look at how big the coffin in front of you is!" the master said in amazement.

"It's so big, but Master, will we be repaid if we always dig people's graves?" the apprentice said with some fear.

"There are so many tomb robbers, how could they retaliate against us? You go and find a place to hang the torch, and we will open the coffin together." I heard the master say to his apprentice.

"Okay." The apprentice squeaked and searched for a place to hang the torch. Then the master and apprentice laboriously opened the coffin.

"Master, why is this coffin board so heavy and can't be opened?" I heard the apprentice shouting weakly from exhaustion.

"You don't have to tell me, don't I feel it too? Take out the tools and pry him open." I heard the master say to the apprentice.

"Then I'll pry on this side, you on the other side, let's work hard together." I saw the apprentice and the master each holding an iron bar and aiming at the coffin lid to pry it down.

"One or two, let's go..." After so many rounds, the master and the apprentice finally pried open the coffin lid. The master said excitedly: "It finally moved. Let's open it together. I don't know how big a coffin will be."

How many burial objects are there?"

"Okay, Master, let me give the order this time. I'll call one, two, three and we'll open it together." The disciple said proudly.

"One, two, three, open." I saw the master and the apprentice pushing the coffin lid in the other direction together.

"Ah, Master, ghost, he has opened his eyes." At the same time as the apprentice shouted, the master also saw the person under the coffin. A pair of eyes opened while the two opened the coffin. The master and the apprentice
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