Reincarnated Bamboo Rat Starts Extreme Survival

Chapter 167 Entering the Royal Tomb
The winter night came very early, and the moon hanging in the sky was extremely light, half-covered and shy.

Holding the horn of the star unicorn and aiming at the looming moon, Bell mobilized his mental power to tear a lot of moonlight from the sky to cover himself.

"Raise a glass and invite Mingyue to form three people against each other."

Shaking the star unicorn horn in his hand, Bell used the way bards engraved magic characters to outline the power of these stars into a string of Chinese characters, forming a poem.

Wrapping these Chinese characters around his body quickly formed a protective film against the erosion of dead energy.

This line of poetry has not been engraved into Bell's body, and it exists for a limited time. It can only last for about six hours, but for Bell, this time is enough.

The silver star power shrouded Bell's body surface, making its white hair shine even more. The shadow that had been silently following Bell also poked his head out, curiously observing the dots of starlight that shrouded his body.

"Go to the center of the earth!"

Bell, whose body was shrunk, quickly came to the entrance of the previously blocked royal tomb, and followed the secret door left for him to the center of the entrance of the bone city wall.

As long as he takes a few steps forward, Bell will enter the Royal Tomb, and Bell will not know what he will face there. After all, the power of the Sunken Sea cannot enter the Royal Tomb. uncharted territory.

"Listen, shadow, you don't need to cooperate with me in this expedition, you just need to protect me at critical moments."

Bell gave the shadow an order in advance. If there is any sudden danger, the shadow can directly use the ability to make Bell immune to long-range attacks, or directly pull Bell into the shadow world to escape from the royal tomb.

Giving orders in advance can ensure that in high-intensity battles, when Bell has no time to give orders to the shadow, the shadow can spontaneously protect Bell's safety.

Don't look at the shadow being in the state of a black paper mouse all day long and can't speak, but it is actually very smart, and its perception in certain fields is more sensitive than Bell.

After making these preliminary preparations, Bell cautiously stepped into the cave.

With just one step, Bell felt that the body temperature suddenly dropped by [-] or [-] degrees, and he felt as if he was thrown naked on the extreme northern tundra.

Bell knew that this body temperature was not a manifestation of the real temperature, but the impact of the extremely special environment in the royal tomb on Bell's perception.

Bell's shiny hair surrounded by moonlight on the ground before also quickly dimmed, and the moonlight poetry flowing on his body surface was also compressed into the fluffy hair.

This has not yet entered the interior of the royal tomb, but fell into this state after walking a few steps at the entrance of the cave. The environment in the royal tomb is much more terrifying than Bell expected.

"Based on the concentration of dead air, my moonlight poetry barrier can only protect me for three hours, or even less."

Frowning, Bell walked through the ten-meter-deep hole, and a halo of flames appeared on his forehead, illuminating the situation in front of him.

Behind the entrance of the cave is not a scene of corpses all over the ground. On the contrary, looking inward along the entrance of the cave, what you find is a very regular and orderly passage and wall.

There is a square channel directly through the hole, and occasionally there are some door-like structures on both sides of the channel, and it seems that you can enter it.

Bell felt that this structure looked a bit like a pyramid, and the doors were the tombs where the funerary objects were placed. They were distributed in the royal tomb in a certain way, and guarded the core tomb in the center of the royal tomb.

Of course, Bell, who came here for the first time, did not dare to touch these closed tombs. God knows whether it is treasure or a sealed deformed zombie.

"The traces of the caves that were excavated before still exist in the royal tomb and are spreading deeper."

Jumping into the passage in the royal tomb, Bell saw a new hole in the passage not long after walking. Judging from the traces of the hole, it was still the hole that was blown out by violence.

Among the traces of violent destruction are destroyed burial chambers and the remains of bodies lying on the ground.

Bell is no stranger to these corpses, and they are basically the same as the ancient corpses in the Bone Spire outside, but they have been dismantled to pieces, and it seems that they have been lying here for many years.

Bell didn't have the intention to collect these scattered corpses. After all, his activity time was quite limited. If he wanted to rely on [Fire-loving Wisdom] to obtain information from them, he would have to take these scattered corpses out and light them again at the end of the expedition.

And more importantly, the royal tomb is a building specially used for burials, and the most indispensable thing here is a large number of corpses.

Of course, apart from the adult zombies that have been buried for an unknown number of years, there are also young corpses here.

Walking along these man-made traces, after about 10 minutes' journey, Bell found scattered corpses still wearing clothes.

Judging from their attire, these corpses were very familiar adventurers in Bell's impression, and they were scattered around a passage.

"The expected time of death is no more than a month. It seems that they are the group of adventurers who went deep into the bamboo sea in my memory."

Walking up to the corpses, Bell was amazed that they didn't turn into zombies that would bite anyone.

After all, with a lot of dead energy and the special environment of the royal tomb, these guys should have turned into undead creatures long ago. Most of the corpses of adventurers encountered in the inner bamboo sea have also turned into zombies.

"These guys have wounds between their eyebrows, a little finger-sized dot, directly piercing their heads."

After carefully rummaging through several corpses, Bell figured out the cause of their death. Some kind of high-speed attack directly pierced through their skulls.

It can be inferred that this attack also contained some kind of soul-destroying power, because Bell did not find an inseparable soul in the corpse, and there was no sinking sea in the royal tomb for souls to rest in peace.

It took some time to drag these corpses to one place, and Bell was not going to continue exploring inside.

There is only one and a half hours left for his activity, and Bell expects to use this time to incarnate as a primitive monster and take the corpses of the adventurers outside the royal tomb, and obtain more information about the royal tomb from them through [Fire-loving Wisdom].

At least Bell had to figure out what killed these guys.

Bell didn't want to continue to explore the depths of the royal tomb under the pressure of being attacked at any time.

"I hope nothing will happen in the next hour and a half."

Bell muttered something, his body suddenly swelled, and he began to transport the corpse of the adventurer to the outside of the royal tomb.

And as Bell's exploration progressed, two pupils of fire suddenly lit up in another area of ​​the royal tomb.

(End of this chapter)