Romans & histoires Qin Shi Huang Tomb Door

"You stupid dead bastard." Daniel did not fight. "I know." Beyond the west gate, morgue drawers opened by the thousands. The Queen's inventory marched into Temple Street, each corpse carrying a door handle in its mouth. Below-Prayer poured after them, chewing names from the handles, growing fat on every title the false shrines had shed. Auntie Xi hurled red strings across the breach, but the Morgue Queen cut them with surgical scissors. Lu Mei screamed as the system core split.

The sound of stone cracking and crumbling echoed through the tomb, momentarily disrupting the eerie silence. Another riddle required them to solve an ancient puzzle inscribed on a door. The symbols were unfamiliar, yet they held a certain logic. The door, a massive slab of stone, was covered in intricate carvings that seemed to shift and change as the torchlight played over them. In the center of the door was a series of symbols arranged in a circular pattern, each symbol linked by lines and arrows. Lupa stepped closer, her eyes narrowing as she studied the puzzle. “These symbols… they look similar to the ones we saw in the corridor,” she said, her voice thoughtful.

Spoken with the people just beyond that door? The inside was just as intimidating as the outside was. With white and gold marble coating every surface. Jars of unnamed liquids glittering in the dim light only the open door could provide. Julian traced a symbol along the left wall and light sputtered to life, blinding me temporarily. Once I opened my eyes again, I noticed two sarcophagi laying in the middle of the room. Each one adorned with Rubies and Diamonds, a sure sign of how wealthy this family truly was. Their names were inscribed by their feet with gold plaques. A tiara graced the top of his mother's tomb, embedded into the marble carving. Awe stricken I gazed at Julian. His face was

It disappeared and the gates open. “She, does he means Ana or the girl in black?” Van thought. Van and Cara are the first to enter the gates. Kirsten and the rest hesitated, yet no one wants to be left out here with the metal face so they follow with their eyes closed. Van and the rest then emerge into a vast chamber or a void perhaps for there is no floors, walls or ceilings here. There are only doors here, lots and lots of doors floating around like hooded ghosts. Van approaches the nearest one. The door must be more than eight feet tall for it towers above Van’s head. Carved around the decorated knocker is an inscription:

Qilong guided her to the back their castle. When he pushed a mobile marble rock at the expansive gravel entrance, the stone door lifted, unveiling a long corridor that stretched into darkness. The next second, their presence was greeted by a gentle flood of light, making its way to the far end and illuminating the entire walkway beneath the vault. Xue'er stepped in, her eyes fixed on the iced cuboids nailed into the wall behind every two ionic pillars. She glided her touch across the coffins and sliced her finger on the sharp edge, drawing blood into view.

A gigantic stone door that was painted gold with mini-statuettes of the ancient beast, the kirin and various symbolic carvings stood in their way. The travellers understood from Xiyu’s explanation of the mechanics behind the access door that only her blood was able to open the door. She believed that because she was a descendant of Muxue Yan, her blood was worthy enough. Dongyue felt his chest ache slightly upon seeing her bite hard on her finger to yield a few drops of blood, which she smeared on one of the mini-statuettes. This, she confirmed, was what was required to open the door.

Samuel smiled, which showed that he must have had some strange ideas in his mind. "Secret? What secret?" Elder Yi was confused. With his knowledge of Tianqi, how could there still be a secret he didn't know? "You should know about the tomb chamber, right?" Samuel said. When Elder Yi heard the name of the tomb, his whole body trembled. Was he referring to the stone door that no one could open? Thinking of this, Elder Yi's heart rate sped up a lot. At present, in the entire Tianqi realm, only he and He Qingfeng knew this place. Moreover, they tried their best but failed to open the stone gate.

Thanks to decades of concealment, the gate looked very ancient. Garfield immediately cleared the soil from the bronze door. He soon noticed a keyhole in the bronze door’s center. Tyr took the secret key from his pocket. “Garfield, out of the nine gates of the royal tomb, are you sure this is the Gate of Life? If this gate turns out to be the Gate of Damned after we insert this secret key, the entire royal tomb will be destroyed. Your ancestor will definitely yap your ear off when you meet him down there.”

It didn't seem to be a natural thing at all, but was artificially crafted. Of course, this was not the reason why Ding Hao felt so shocked. What really shocked him was that on this smooth mirror-like ground, six Huge Bluestone Doors were standing quietly. Each door was more than ten meters high, simple and ancient, with a rough rock texture, as if being washed by running water for countless years. The mottled surface had vaguely painted marks, but Ding Hao couldn't see what it was. Every door was slightly open, with a strong and manic purple aura rushing from the crack of the door.

He wanted to see where the border of the big pit was and if there was any place to climb up. Qin Ziyi limped along with Zhou Tian to check the surroundings. All of a sudden, Qin Ziyi felt a cold, smooth, and smooth car window. She took a look at it with her mobile phone and was shocked. After looking at it carefully for a while, she said to Zhou Tian, "Brother Zhou Tian, come and have a look. This wall is made of bronze, and there are ancient characters on it!" When Zhou Tian heard this, he was also shocked. There were bronze walls and characters? Or more than ten meters underground. Did he fall into the old tomb?