The fat man went over to help Big Gold Tooth up and pinched him, trying to wake him up.
Hu Bayi and Hu Ming looked around and found that the rock walls here were neatly groomed and were obviously carved manually.
"Are we walking into the tomb?" Hu Bayi looked at Hu Mingdao.
Just now he was just doubtful, but now he is basically certain.
This layout is clearly a large tomb, but there are still many puzzling points in it.
They clearly fell into a natural cave, so how could they enter a large tomb while walking? It stands to reason that large tombs are tightly sealed and require many layers of blue bricks and then filled with iron.
The juice is sealed airtight, how can it be connected with the natural cave?
Hu Ming observed carefully and found that the surrounding area was surrounded by neat green bricks, which were very densely paved. The area was very large, definitely more than two hundred square meters, but it was empty and there was nothing.
"This is the Palace of Hades. The place we just entered should be the vacant seat of the Palace of Hades." Hu Bayi said in a deep voice.
Hu Ming nodded. His ability to read Feng Shui was not inferior to that of Hu Bayi, so he could naturally see it.
The tombs are all sealed tightly, surrounded by blue bricks, and the cracks between the bricks are filled with iron grout. It is not an exaggeration to say that they are copper walls and iron walls.
But according to Feng Shui requirements, the large tomb must have an empty space.
The empty position cannot be sealed, so tomb robbers often find the empty position and dig holes into the tomb from there.
They should have come in through the void, but they don't know why the void of the tomb is connected to the cave.
The Hall of Hades has been the place where the coffin of the tomb owner has been placed since ancient times. This is clearly stated in the Burial Sutra.
But there is nothing here, it is empty, which really makes no sense.
Ordinarily, even if someone comes in to rob the tomb, it is impossible to take away the coffin.
Judging from the scale of the Hades Hall, this is a first-class tomb of a prince.
The bottom is square and square, but the top is dome-shaped, in line with the ancient concept of a round sky and a round place.
There are some murals painted on the walls around the Hades Palace. They are all kinds of palace ladies, some holding brocade boxes, some holding jade pots, and some holding musical instruments, showing a picture of palace life.
While Hu Bayi and others were puzzled, Da Jinya woke up.
As soon as he woke up, he yelled, and when he got up to run away, the fat man raised his hands, waved and slapped him twice.
"Big Gold Tooth, see clearly, I am Fatty."
Only then did Da Jinya come back to his senses from his daze. After seeing the fat man clearly, he suddenly buried his head in the fat man's chest and cried loudly.
"Ahem, okay, Big Gold Tooth, as long as the fat man is here, all monsters and monsters will have to stay away, so don't cry."
The fat man was a little helpless and could only comfort him with kind words.
"Big Gold Tooth, what happened just now? What did you see?"
"I...I, I saw ghosts, many, many evil ghosts, and they all rushed towards me."
Da Jinya’s voice was trembling, as if he hadn’t fully recovered yet.
Hu Ming brought the big golden tooth to the strange face, pointed at the strange face and asked him.
"You see, is this the ghost?...Ghost...", Da Jinya screamed, and was about to run away, but was caught by Hu Ming.
A slap hit Da Jinya firmly on the face.
"Stop making trouble, look clearly, this is a stone statue."
Hearing Hu Ming's words, Da Jinya was stunned for a moment, and then slowly turned around. He stared at the stone statue and murmured to himself.
"What a stone statue!"
His body is a little weak, and the crazy running just now has exhausted all his strength.
At this moment, I realized that it was a false alarm, and I felt that my whole body was covered with sweat and was already soaked.
Hu Ming put down the big golden tooth and let him sit on the ground to catch his breath.
"Um... I'm not timid, Big Jinya. I actually have an eighty-year-old mother and a three-year-old daughter at home. They want me to raise them. What will they do if I die?"
Hu Ming suppressed his laughter and patted his shoulder.
"It's okay, no one is scared out of their wits yet, just come here a few more times and it will be fine."
Hearing this, Da Jinya nodded, then was stunned again.
I've had enough once, I want to do it a few more times.
The fat man said: "Big Jinya, come and take a look at the murals on this tomb. What era are they from?"
Da Jinya had a deep knowledge of historical relics, and he stared at the murals again and again.
"This is an ancient tomb from the Tang Dynasty, and the murals on it are all paintings from the Tang Dynasty."
Hu Bayi frowned slightly. This strange face does not seem to be in the style of the Tang Dynasty?
He quickly pulled Big Gold Tooth over, pointed at the strange face carved in stone on the wall and asked.
"Is this also from the Tang Dynasty?"
When Da Jinya saw the strange face again, he suddenly felt frightened again.
This stone statue is so weird, it seems to have come to life. Seeing Hu Ming next to it gave me courage.
"No, this should be the style of the Western Zhou Dynasty."
This is really weird. How come things from the Western Zhou Dynasty appear in the tombs of the Tang Dynasty?
"Have we really hit a ghost?" The fat man stared at the stone statue.
He always felt that something was wrong with the stone statues, that they were a bit abnormally distorted. This distortion was because the stone statues were so lifelike, as if they had vitality and came to life.
It doesn't look like something carved, but rather like a naturally grown stone creature.
If the stone statue could move, Fatty would not find it strange at all.
Hu Bayi thought for a while but didn't get an answer. He looked up and saw Hu Ming smiling, and his heart moved.
"Mingzi, do you know the reason?"
Hu Ming smiled and said nothing, just holding a flashlight and looking around.
"If I guessed correctly, this should be a ghost tomb." Hu Ming finally spoke, but this sentence made the fat man even more confused.
"What ghost grave?"
Hu Bayi and Da Jinya also looked up, wanting to hear Li Sheng's explanation.
"If I say that this strange-faced stone statue is illusory and does not exist, would you believe it?"
"How is this possible?"
The fat man reached out and slapped the strange-faced stone statue, and there was a crisp sound of hitting the stone.
"If I hadn't dreamed, this stone statue would definitely be too real."
Of course they were not dreaming, and the stone statues were really there.
Hu Bayi seemed to have remembered something and asked in a deep voice: "You mean, ghost?"
Hu Ming nodded, and then said: "According to legend, there are ghost buildings, ghost ships, ghosts... what we encountered is the ghost tomb."
The fat man and the big gold tooth both opened their mouths. What does this mean?
"The exquisite things in the world are the result of countless efforts of skilled craftsmen, and they are also spiritual."
"For example, the legendary Sword Spirit is like this."
"Under certain circumstances, even stubborn stones can channel spirits, especially many treasures."
"If this thing is destroyed and no longer exists in the world, but its soul is still there, it becomes a ghost.
"For example, some luxury cruise ships that encountered shipwrecks have been buried under the sea for many years, but there are always people who can see the ship sailing on the sea. That is the ghost of that ship."
"This is the tomb we are in now."
"This is a tomb of the Tang Dynasty. The tomb must have been nearly built, so I discovered that there is a ghost tomb of the Western Zhou Dynasty here."
"It is very unlucky to have two tombs in the same location, so we have to give up and build a new tomb."
"So, what we see is an empty Tang tomb and the ghost tomb of the Western Zhou Dynasty."
After hearing Hu Ming's explanation, Fatty suddenly realized.
"So that's it. Isn't this just because the thing has aged a lot and has become a spirit? So, we have encountered a spirit."
