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Chapter 537 The Little Lama Behind the Lama Statue!

Tie Tu felt that he had caused Gao Fei to suffer, so he said sorry to him.

Goofy didn't say a word.

It would be a lie to say that Gao Fei is not afraid of death and does not cherish life, especially now that he is a billionaire, surrounded by beauties, and has a very powerful family.

Even a fool would know that with Gao Fei under the cover of the Gao family, he would definitely walk sideways in China in the future, and no one would dare to mess with him.

His tomorrow is beautiful.

But now, in order to save Tie Tu, he came to this dead place.

Even if this super dragon's den doesn't self-destruct, even if they can live their whole lives relying on the fish in the deep lake—but what's the difference between living like that and dying?
Tie Tu is not a beautiful woman, but a gentleman. Could it be that after the two of them have had enough food, drink and sleep, are they going to have fun?

Not hearing Gao Fei's answer, Tie Tu felt even more guilty and lowered his head.

At this time, Gao Fei suddenly patted him on the shoulder: "Old Tie, if time can really start again, I know you are here, I will still come in."

Tie Tu raised his head suddenly, his eyes sparkled, but he didn't discuss this issue any more, but said with a smile: "If there is a next life, I hope we can still be brothers."

Gao Fei shook his head and refused: "No, you become a woman, the kind of woman with long legs and big buttocks that is comfortable to press on."

"Then you - just be this woman's father-in-law."

After Tie Tu said this disgusting sentence, he walked up the steps quickly with a smile.

"Grass, what you said is too harsh, isn't it?"

Gao Fei cursed and followed up.

"In Chinese culture, the number 'nine' is the largest, so it can be used in many places. Just like the steps we walked to Fengdu City, there should be 999 steps. The golden passage should also be It’s this number. Including the lake with the coffin floating, the number of mermaids by the lake, and the steps under our feet, it should all be related to 9.”

Tie Tu walked while talking: "When you mention this 9 character, it is also very popular with our founding party. The Autumn Harvest Uprising was September 1927, 9. Taizu officially entered Beijing on September 9, 1948. No. Taizu passed away on September 9, 9. These three days accounted for the largest odd number, and it is by no means a coincidence, but God’s will.”

"Well, I've heard of it before."

Gao Fei passed by a stone statue of a warrior carved from white jade, and stopped in his tracks: "Old Tie, I found out that you are not only a qualified agent, but also a half-handed gold captain who understands Feng Shui, and you are also a tour guide." potential. I used to think that you were a boring gourd, and you couldn’t make a fart with three kicks. I didn’t expect that you were pretending to be cool on the surface, but in your heart—”

Speaking of this, Gao Fei deliberately kept his mouth shut.

With his hands behind his back, Tie Tu looked at the two vermilion doors in front, and said slowly, "It's actually a hot heart."

Gao Fei vetoed it straight away: "No, it's Mensao——I knew you were so knowledgeable and knowledgeable, and I really regret not listening to you chatting more when we were together."

"Now your wish has come true."

Tie Tu stepped up the last step and looked up at the plaque above the palace.

There are four large characters on the plaque.

Gao Fei knows: Daxiong Palace.

In Buddhist temples, the Daxiong Hall is the main hall, the core building of the entire temple, and also the place where monks gather to practice day and night. The Buddha statue of the master Sakyamuni Buddha is enshrined in the hall.

The reason why it is called the Daxiong Palace is because Daxiong is the name of Buddha.

The big one means to include everything.

The hero means subduing demons.

Because Shakyamuni Buddha possessed the wisdom of complete enlightenment, he was able to dominate the vast world, so Buddhist disciples called him Daxiong.

The treasure of the treasure hall refers to the three treasures of Buddhism, Dharma and monks.

Among the imperial palaces of the past dynasties in China, there is no such thing as a Daxiong Palace.

But it appeared here. From this, it can be imagined that the owner of this super dragon's lair hopes that he can bravely conquer the world like the Tathagata Buddha.

Below the main hall are the two vermilion gates.

The two gates are about nine meters high and six meters wide. The door panels should be wooden, painted with red paint, and dozens of gold nails are nailed on them. In the center of the two-thirds of the door panels, there is Two ferocious tiger heads also made of gold, with two gold rings hanging down through the tiger's mouth.

When Tie Tu looked at the two gates, Gao Fei suddenly said: "Old Tie, if I told you that I once saw such a gate on a woman's buttocks, what would you think?"

A certain old iron smiled, and his smile was very wretched: "I would think that if I use a special 'key' to open those two doors, the feeling must be indescribable."

"You are really wretched. But I thought so too at the time. But now I suddenly feel vaguely that that woman seems to have some connection with this super dragon's lair that I don't know about."

Gao Fei cursed, and regretfully said: "Unfortunately, I probably won't have the chance to open those two gates in this life, so God let me see the real gate in order to compensate me. Tell me, let's push it open." At the gate, will there be crossbow arrows, or unexpected monsters flying out?"

"will not."

Tie Tu said in an affirmative tone: "Because this is the Daxiong Palace, and it is the place where all evil spirits in the world are most afraid, so there is no need to design organs at all."

Gao Fei asked again: "Then tell me, who will be worshiping here?"

"Ordinarily, it should be Sakyamuni, but it doesn't rule out—"

As soon as Tie Tu said this, Gao Fei pressed his hands on the door and pushed hard: "Maybe it's Genghis Khan."

Gao Fei slowly pushed open the two vermilion doors inlaid with ninety-nine and 81 gold nails.

After pushing open a gap, Gao Fei and Tie Tu immediately jumped to the side.

Although Tie Tu is certain that there will be no trap behind the gate, who can guarantee that there is no poisonous gas inside?
However, after the door was pushed open, not only did no sharp weapon fly out, nor did unhealthy air rush out, but flames burst out instead.

"Huh? There are shark oil lamps here too?"

Gao Fei let out a little surprise, and slowly looked in through the gap, and saw that there were indeed many black mermen under the walls around the unusually large hall.

"It's no wonder that modern people can't find sharks anymore. They were all caught here by the Mongols and used as candles."

As Gao Fei said, he leaned his shoulder against the door on the left, gradually increasing his strength.

Creaking——With a dull and long sound, the door was slowly opened with a one-meter-wide opening, and the flames became more intense.

After waiting for a while, Tie Tu walked in first, and after walking four or five meters, he stopped and looked around.

There are thousands of spaces in this hall. In the entire hall, there are a total of [-] huge pillars with two people hugging each other, which are arranged on both sides of the central axis of the hall.

As the people of the country are now more and more interpreting the glory days of their ancestors, almost everyone can see the majesty of the emperor in the early dynasty: the civil and military officials are arranged on both sides according to their respective ranks, and the innermost part of the hall is the one facing south. Sitting behind the dragon case at the northernmost point, there is a court eunuch and a group of big Han generals guarding the door.

(The Great Han General is the title of the court guard in the Ming Dynasty, but in the previous dynasties, there were similar warriors, but the official titles were different, which was very messy, so it is commonly called the Great Han General here. After all, this name is the same as Jin Yiwei. circulated.)
The scene that Gao Fei saw on TV was actually staged here.

On both sides behind the vermilion gate, stood nine big Han generals holding axes and axes, the lowest-ranking civil and military officials, as far away as they were from where Tie Tu was standing.

Looking forward along the central axis, after passing all the civil and military officials and coming to the 'Jinshui Bridge', there is a lama.

As we all know, the Mongolian emperor mainly believed in Tibetan Buddhism, that is, Lamaism.

For example, Kublai Khan's main assistant in court affairs was the Tubo Lama Bhaspa, who named him a national teacher.

Therefore, the national teachers of the Yuan Dynasty had great political power, even ranking in front of all civil and military officials.

And in this hall, on the left side closest to the Jinshui Bridge, there is a stone statue of a lama.

Behind the trumpet, there are two young lamas standing bowed, both wearing gray cassocks.

After passing these lamas and going up nine steps, there is the dragon case.

On the wide throne behind the dragon case, sat an old man wearing a golden dragon robe with a majestic face.

This is the emperor.

The eighteen Han generals are carved out of black stone.

Civil and military officials use white jade.

The lama is gray, and it is impossible to tell what kind of material it is made of.

The emperor who squatted on the dragon seat used topaz.

But whether it is the emperor, civil and military officials or warriors, they are all in the same proportion as the real person.

In an unusually wide hall, there is a circle of Eastern Sea sharks under the surrounding walls. The flames are calm and automatic, reflecting on the face of the stone statue, flickering, adding a sense of vitality and strangeness, as if at the next moment, these people It will come alive like that.

"Now I can confirm that this is the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan, the proud son of heaven, and the one sitting on the dragon chair is the Temujin who swept most of the world."

Tie Tu turned around and asked Gao Fei, "Do you want to go over and take a closer look?"

"Since we're here, of course we have to go and have a look. Besides, the giant coffin hasn't turned to the shore yet, so we're just idle, aren't we?"

Gao Fei turned his head and glanced at the giant coffin in the lake outside the gate, and sighed: "Oh, it would be great if I could smoke at this time."

The smoke on the two of them had already been washed away in the dark river.

"Just bear with it, anyway, if you don't smoke, you won't die."

Tie Tu clung to the military general on the right, and Gao Fei clung to the civil servant on the left. The two walked and talked, seemingly strolling in the courtyard: "Old Tie, it's really strange for you to say that this Mongol is still building a Daxiong Palace after his death. Are you not afraid that Mr. Sakyamuni will blame you?"

"It's just your own beliefs, and there's nothing strange about it. If you were Temujin, I guess when you built a mausoleum for yourself, you would not only occupy the main hall, but maybe directly take the Jade Emperor's heavenly hall. Aren’t the Shang Laojun, the Four Heavenly Kings, and the like more attractive than civil and military officials?”

"Hey, you guessed wrong. If I were the emperor, I would never steal other people's things to make money for myself."

Gao Fei chuckled: "I, I will turn the people on both sides into beauties from all over the world - to be able to accompany hundreds of beauties forever after death is my biggest dream."

Gao Fei walked up to the statue of a lama in front of the civil servants, stretched out his hand and patted its cold cheek, and said with a sneer, "Tell me, how depressed would I be if I saw a lama standing here as soon as I looked down?"

Tie Tu nodded approvingly: "Well, you are right, in fact, I also hate this lama."

Gao Fei suggested: "Since it's an annoying thing, why not smash it?"

"it is good."

As soon as Tie Tu said this good word, he and Gao Fei suddenly shouted in unison, and rushed towards a little lama behind the stone statue.

(End of this chapter)