He's alone, but he's a tomb raider!

As for why King Xian was so persistent, it was because he saw the former Snowfield Divine Palace through divination using the Muchen Pearl.

However, at that time, King Xian did not know about the Snowfield Demon Kingdom and the Evil Luo Sea City, and thought they were the legendary Heavenly Court and Celestial Palace!

Furthermore, through the Muchen Pearl, he also saw three people with eyeball-shaped figures behind him, who came to welcome him to ascend to immortality. Therefore, King Xian firmly believed that he could become an immortal.

So, after going around in circles...

The Muchen Pearl, which originally originated from the Ghost Cave of Zhagelama Mountain, is now in the tomb of King Xian!

Aside from the King Xian in the southwest, around the same time, in the Zha Gela Ma Mountain in the Western Regions, a remarkable person also appeared in the Jingjue Kingdom.

Queen of Jingjue, Wuchan Naga Sea!

By a stroke of luck, she awakened the Boundless Demon Eye!

A pair of ghost eyes can not only banish people to the imaginary space, but also refine and master the exquisite jade eyes crafted by the Prophet Clan, which can summon black snakes and demons located in the imaginary space.

It was because of the existence of Queen Jingjue that Jingjue became the most powerful country in the Western Regions!

However, at that moment, someone from the Prophet's clan returned.

After wandering around the Central Plains region, they still couldn't find the Muchen Pearl.

Some members of the Prophet Clan then steeled their resolve and decided to descend into the bottomless abyss to find the source of the curse.

However, at that time, Mount Zhagala was occupied by the Jingjue, and outsiders could not enter at all.

Therefore, the Prophet Clan devised a plan to use one wolf to devour another.

They persuaded Prince Gu Mo to offer a golden lamb that had been laced with a slow-acting poison, which greatly reduced Queen Jingjue's cultivation.

Then, in the name of the Han Dynasty, they united with thirty-six kingdoms in the Western Regions and wiped out the Jingjue in one fell swoop.

Unfortunately, man proposes, God disposes.

When the allied forces stormed into the capital of Jingjue, it was perhaps fate, or perhaps they had angered the serpent god.

A once-in-a-millennium black sandstorm suddenly appeared and buried everything.

After that, the Prophet's clan ventured into the desert many times, but could no longer find Mount Zagalama or the ancient city of Jingjue, so they had to give up.

During the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, the wonders of Zhagala Mountain gradually became legends.

However, the Samsara Sect, which originated from the Snowy Demon Kingdom, has been passed down through generations. During the Ming Dynasty, a Samsara Temple was even built in the Guge Kingdom.

At that time, a Portuguese priest came to steal the treasure and drew a map of the city of Evil Roh in the Bible.

However, before the priest could go there, he was killed by the Samsara sect due to religious conflict, and after his death, he turned into a black monster.

After the Samsara Sect subdued the Black Demon, they skinned him and made his hide into a terrifying mask, which they then threw into the cave of the Samsara Temple's Sin-Eating Baru.

During the Song Dynasty, the Prophet Clan found the bronze tripod cast by King Wu Ding of the Shang Dynasty, and officially became the Mountain-Walking Taoists, beginning their tomb raiding search for the Muchen Pearl.

In other words, the Banshan School, as outsiders say, only seeks precious medicines and not rare artifacts!

However, the clues were sporadic and there was no significant progress.

After the Mongols destroyed the Western Xia, news of the Muchen Pearl suddenly appeared.

Upon hearing that the Western Xia royal family possessed the Muchen Pearl, the Yuan Dynasty dispatched a general to investigate.

The general excavated many Western Xia imperial tombs but found nothing. After several investigations, he finally discovered that the tombs were located at the Tongtian Great Buddha Temple in Heishui City.

However, at that time, Blackwater City had been buried by sandstorms, and the army was about to go to conquer the barbarians, so the general did not investigate.

Later, this general died in battle at Ping Mountain in western Hunan and was buried there, but he recorded his experience of searching for the Muchen Pearl on the mural.

In reality, the Muchen Pearl has always been in the Yunnan Insect Valley. What's located in Blackwater City is just a dragon bone book that has been passed down from the Western Zhou Dynasty.

Then, during the Republican era, the Mountain Moving and Ridge Unloading factions joined forces to steal from Bottle Mountain.

When Partridge Whistle entered Ping Mountain for the fourth time, he discovered clues about the Muchen Pearl on the mural of the Mongolian general.

So, after the deaths of his junior sister Hua Ling and his junior brother Lao Yangren, Partridge Whistle went to the Blackwater City of Western Xia alone.

However, in order to accurately locate Blackwater City amidst the endless yellow sand, Partridge Whistle became the apprentice of the tomb raider elder, Liao Chen, and together they went to Blackwater City to search for the Muchen Pearl.

As a result, Liao Chen died, and Partridge Whistle lost an arm; all they got was a Dragon Bone Heavenly Book.

In the end, disheartened, Partridge Whistle immigrated overseas with the help of Father Thomas, hoping to escape the curse of the Ghost Cave as much as possible.

Because of his profound cultivation and the fact that he had consumed the inner core of the six-winged centipede.

Unlike other members of the clan, Partridge Whistle lived a long time; otherwise, he wouldn't have given birth to Shirley Yang's branch.

Partridge Whistle's son-in-law was named Yang Xuanwei, who was also the father of Staff Officer Yang.

After learning that the Prophet Clan was cursed, Yang Xuanwei was very worried about his wife and daughters and wanted to break the curse.

Coincidentally, he obtained Walter's notes.

Walter was a British explorer who led an expedition to the Taklamakan Desert during World War II, but when he returned, he was the only one left in the team, and he had gone insane.

However, Walter's notes and photographs confirm that the legendary ancient city of Jingjue truly exists!

So Yang Xuanwei formed an expedition team to Jingjue, but they never returned.

……

After briefly recalling the plot of the Ghost Blows Out the Light world, I picked out the less important parts and told them to Shirley Yang, gaining her trust and favor.

Just as Shirley Yang was pondering this, Qin Yun suddenly changed the subject.

"May I ask, Yuanliang, how many gates of the hill have you demolished? And where have you divided the pangolins?"

!!!

I originally thought Qin Yun was just an antique shop owner, but I didn't expect him to be an insider in the industry.

Although Shirley Yang wasn't very familiar with lip incisions, it wouldn't be good if she didn't answer since Qin Yun had already asked.

So, with her hands clasped in a solemn gesture, recalling the incision passed down from her grandfather, Shirley Yang replied.

"There is no one worthy!"

"A river has scenery on both banks, and the same people are carrying firewood on the mountain and burning firewood at the foot of the mountain."

Partridges are divided into mountain carcasses, hawks dismantle the gates of hills.

I have often ascended the grand palace, but the dragon tower is nowhere to be found!

"Banshan, Shirley Yang, may I ask who the top scholar is?"

"Tomb raider, Qin Yun!"

???

Now the fat man was a little confused.

Even though they were both speaking Chinese characters, why was he unable to understand them when they were put together?

The fat man nudged Old Hu with his elbow and whispered something.

"Old Hu, what are Master Qin and Miss Yang saying in their gibberish? I can't quite understand a word they're saying."

Old Hu: "I'll teach you not to be bad." This is slang, the kind of language used by people who travel the underworld.

It would be strange if you could understand it.

However, I can understand that Master Qin is a tomb raider.

But what's truly unexpected is that Miss Yang is actually a descendant of the Banshan lineage!

The term "lip slang," as Lao Hu said, is actually a secret language used by people in the underworld to maintain secrecy.

Ordinary people wouldn't understand, but if someone in the industry were to engage in conversation, they could quickly grasp the gist of it.

"Top-notch Yuanliang" refers to a master.

"Having explored several tombs, one is skilled at deciphering mechanisms and dealing with ancient tombs from which dynasties."

However, Shirley Yang's answer was quite humble.

The river has two banks with different scenery (although they are two different groups, they both make a living by tomb raiding, so there is no need to doubt them), and they both carry firewood on the mountain and start fires at the foot of the mountain (their skills are passed down from their ancestors).

Partridges divide mountain armor (master's skills), hawks dismantle the Qiu family (good skills).

I've visited many grand palaces, but found no trace of the imperial tombs. (I've explored many small tombs, but never any large ones.)