Tomb Bride: A Millennium Immortal Jade Face Beauty

But they all died together, which is a bit unreasonable. These little guys are very sharp. We have seen it just now. If they are in danger, they can escape from the same way even if they are invincible. piled together?Mei Hui stepped forward to check, and said that the rest of their fur and necks were bitten off by sharp teeth, and they died of being sucked blood.

I thought about it for a long time, and this is the only carnivorous animal that likes to live in places with heavy shadows below the ground.Of course, theoretically there are pangolins, but there has never been such an animal in the north. Even if there were, pangolins only like to eat ants, and they don’t have sharp teeth. This assumption is not tenable at all.

Is there really a big rice dumpling in the ancient tomb?

The two of us have finally walked out of the densely packed formation of stone figurines. Although we could breathe a sigh of relief, when we looked back, we found that the heads of all the figurines turned to our side.This feeling of being peeped all the time is really bad, and it makes the cool breeze blow behind you.

"Go, burn this pile of yellow-skinned corpses!" I ordered Meihui.

A rancid burnt smell spread immediately, although it was not very pleasant, and even a little pungent, but I saw that the furs of the corpses of those little creatures were all burnt, and I felt a little more relaxed.

Maybe it's really a psychological effect. The unknowingly chilling feeling gradually disappeared, and my mind became much more flexible.That's how I am, I don't look back until I reach the south wall, I like to be serious about everything, no matter whether it's reliable or not, I have to figure out why.

"Honey, peel me a stone figurine! I want the whole one!" I told her.

"How disgusting is it? Brother, why are you looking at it?"

"Be obedient! We have to find out who these people are buried with. I always think it's not that simple." I advised her.

Meihui used a small Tibetan knife to carefully scratch off the mud powder on the surface of the stone figurine, revealing a complete corpse inside.The two of us carried it down and asked Meihui to restore the face of this person as much as possible, while I started to search for the life token on the corpse.Fate cards are the identity cards of the ancients. Whether it is the emperor or ordinary people, this thing never leaves the body. The materials used for life cards are also different according to poverty and rank, but these materials are also stipulated by orders, unless it is The emperor himself, otherwise even princes and ministers can change the material of the life card at will.Of course, at that time, the official uniform had a unique method of identifying the authenticity of the life card, which has long been lost, but I guess the figurines buried here should not have tampered with.

It's just that I'm being self-indulgent in all of this. Obviously, the master of these figurines doesn't want people to know the identities of these dead men. He doesn't even have a life card on him, and he can't even see a piece of silver.In fact, this is exactly what I want to determine, whether they are the figurines buried with the tomb, or the tomb robbers who sneaked in after the owner of the tomb was buried.

But their clothes don't look alike, how can anyone come in to rob a tomb and wear officer's and soldier's armor?Unless...unless the situation is the same as the zombies encountered on the blind side of Wild Wolf Castle, they rushed in blatantly.They don't have fate cards on them, which confirms my guess. No wonder their undead cannot rest in peace. They are not the burial servants of the tomb owner at all. Naturally, they will be cursed forever if they die in the tomb owner's tomb. I gave birth.