This piece of raw stone is about as high as a wall.

The stones are tightly embedded into the rock walls on both sides, and there is no sign of any mechanism on the entire surface of the stone gate.

It feels like a huge naturally formed stone blocking the door of the tomb.

However, you can occasionally see some scratches on the tapstone, oil stains at the intersection with the rock wall, and chisel marks from sharp tools...

These are probably left behind by tomb robbers from all major schools recently when they broke into the stone gate, and all of them returned without success.

I pushed it, but it didn't move.

Unless violent disassembly is used, there is nothing you can do.

There are two big disadvantages in violent demolition. First, it is easy to collapse the entire Song Dynasty tomb. If the outer corridor collapses, it is easy for people to get in, let alone go in to retrieve the treasure. Second, it is violent demolition.

Things are more difficult to get, and the noise is too loud, which can easily attract the attention of the public.

When Hu Sanmai saw him, he said "Hey" and his old face looked extremely excited.

This is the expression he would show when seeing a very difficult mechanism.

Hu Sanmiao carefully observed Shimen, then pinched his fingers as if he was making calculations.

Afterwards.

He squatted on the ground and began to write and draw in the soil with stones.

For a while, I felt that I didn't calculate it correctly, so I erased it and started over again, and tried the deduction again.

Look at what he drew on the ground, it looks like the Five Elements and Bagua.

Bian Wu and I couldn't understand either, so we sat down next to each other and smoked and chatted.

Bian Wu said: "It is said that a Wuhou from the Northern Song Dynasty is buried inside. The specific name cannot be found yet. But it is certain that among the funerary objects there is a gold-lined garment, which is the most valuable treasure in the world."

No wonder so many tomb robbers are obsessed with opening this Song Dynasty tomb.

If there really is a golden robe, like the Sanxingdui golden mask, it would indeed be one of the most treasured treasures in the world.

Eat one pot for ten lifetimes.

No cook gives up easily.

I asked: "Judging from the shape of the stone carvings in the corridor outside, it is indeed a Song Dynasty tomb. As for whether Wu Houye was buried, it can also be explained that the Banshan Taoist who discovered the tomb made inferences from classic records and Feng Shui location. But the golden thread

No one has gone in so far about clothes, how could they know?"

Bian Wu heard this and shook his head: "...The methods of each school are different. It is not clear exactly what method Taoist Bishan used to detect the golden threads."

This is hard to argue with.

At that time, Huang Muhua also dug a fairy hole into Jinyiwei's tomb and detected jade belt gentian beads inside.

Although antiques and tomb robbing have something in common with each other, the so-called chicken does not pee, each has its own way, and the secret method is completely unpredictable.

Hu Sansui held a searchlight in one hand and kept calculating on the ground with the other. There were beads of sweat on his forehead, and he seemed very nervous.

I looked at the time and it was already half past two in the morning.

The time set by Dabago to open the tomb is 3:80.

Seeing this situation, Bian Wu became a little anxious.

"We don't have enough time! The big baggage must be on the way up the mountain now. If we can't open it, we will be blocked in the corridor! How about we evacuate first?"

I replied: "Give Mr. Hu a little more time."

Two forty.

Hu Sansui suddenly froze, grabbed his hair with dirty hands, and murmured: "How could it be wrong... How could it be wrong..."

Kind of bad!

Don't go out again.

We might really get stuck here.

Big Bug is a group of desperadoes!

Bian Wuliang twitched his beard: "Boss, make a decision quickly!"

I saw that Hu Sansui had wiped some of the calculation steps on the floor and was recalculating, so I gritted my teeth and said, "Wait for five more minutes, Mr. Hu!"

Time passed by second by second.

I seemed to hear the footsteps of people coming from the mountainside, and I don’t know if it was an illusion.

Three minutes later.

Hu Sansui suddenly stood up from the ground, quickly wiped the ground with his feet and calculated the steps, his face full of joy.

Done!

I saw him starting to touch the natural stones beside him with his hands.

An extremely surprising scene appeared.

Any stone he touched could move slowly.

Hu Sansui said to us who were stunned: "Quick, I will direct the stones and you will help move them!"

According to his request, we went to break the rocks on the rock wall.

After the nine stones were broken, they quickly returned to their original positions.

But at this moment, the stone gate made a "clicking" sound, and a gap opened from the right rock wall like an automatic door.

When I shined a flashlight into the gap, I found a large copper lock, and it was locked from the inside.

At this moment, we were all stunned.

Since ancient times, in cemeteries, after the craftsmen have withdrawn, the mechanisms have generally been placed outside. But this stone gate not only has such complex mechanisms on the outside, but why is there a big copper lock on the inside?

What's more important is.

Although this copper lock looks like an ancient lock, its surface is extremely smooth, as if someone lives inside and often opens and touches it to prevent outsiders from entering.

But I thought about this doubt for a few seconds, and then I figured out half of it.

The lock slot inside is stained with rust, which proves that the lock slot was made when the tomb was built.

In ancient times, there were two ways to accompany emperors or nobles to their burials.

One is to die by death, which is to kill the palace maid or servant outside, put the body into the tomb with the owner of the tomb, and then seal the tomb door.

The other is to die alive. Usually a leader leads the team to bury the palace maids. After the servants enter the main tomb chamber, the burial leader adds a large lock to the lock slot that has been arranged in advance, and breaks or swallows the key.

, everyone was not allowed to go out, and the living people were buried inside.

A very cruel feudal burial method.

Judging from the lock slot, a sacrifice must have been made here.

As for why this copper lock does not rust, we will only know after going inside and looking at it.

At this very moment.

We have heard the noise outside the corridor.

Big Bug and others are here!

Bian Wu is a member of the Zouma Yin and Yang sect. They belong to the Feng Shui sect. When he saw the rust-free copper lock, his expression changed and he even picked up a Taoist talisman with him: "I guess Song Wuhou has been living in it! Brother Su, what the hell?

Whether to go back and deal with Big Brother, or go in and deal with Song Wuhou, you decide quickly!"

I almost fainted.

All this is so weird and confusing!

There is no time to explain to them now.

I asked Hu Sansui: "Can the lock be opened?"

Hu Sansui replied: "The lock inside is too simple, but... what Xiao Wu said just now, is there really someone alive inside?"

It seemed that he was also a little scared by Bian Wu's neurotic remarks.

I replied: "Open it! There is no such mess!"

When Hu Sansui heard this, he frowned, took out a small iron wire in his hand, passed it through the gap and swung it inside, and the copper lock opened with a click.

The three of us quickly ducked in.

After entering, Hu Sanmai asked us to tighten the horse head rings on the left and right sides of the stone gate.

Then, he pushed the door to the side hard.

"Boom".
Chapter completed!