Ghostly Tomb

Chapter 1252 The Art of Killing
"Hehe, let's see!

Look at what you humans have done to slaughter your own kind... ",
After Bai Ke finished speaking, he quickly bypassed the giant stone screen and walked straight to the rear.

It turned out that this gigantic stone was just an empty door, and there was a hole in the back. After going around here, he entered a huge stone room.

The fire wires on both sides have already drilled in first, and the fire in the entire stone room is brightly lit, illuminating everything clearly~~~
This is obviously a very typical conference living room in the Warring States period. The buildings at that time did not spare the area. The living rooms of princes and princes were all built in a huge area. All the furnishings in the room have the style of the early Qin Dynasty, practical and heavy~~~
The pillars in the room are sealed with black paint, shiny and oily.

During the Zhou Dynasty, etiquette was the most important thing. Although the last days were chaotic, the etiquette and music have not yet collapsed. Zhou etiquette is systematic. There can be many pillars in the hall, and the color can be painted. The royal family uses red, princes use black, officials use blue, and scholars use yellow. .

Later in the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Huan of Lu began to go beyond the etiquette and decorate the pillars with Danzhu to show his nobility. In the Warring States period, many records showed that the Chu State was still red, and the Qin Palace was still black. This color concept directly influenced the later Qin and Han Dynasties. aesthetic culture.

Although the base tone of this stone room is pure black, it is still dazzling. The pillars and walls are richly painted with dragons and snakes in yellow, gold, gray, green and blue. There are mainly animal patterns such as tigers, tigers, rosefinch, deer, etc. On some utensils and cabinets, there are also narrative patterns of music and dance, characters, chariots and horses. The palace of King Qin is average.

And right in front of the hall, there is a low step, and a big mat is spread on it~~
Mats, screens, tables, and tables are the most basic furnishings in the Warring States period. Whether it is a poor scholar or a rich prince, these four things are indispensable.

Mat was the most important daily necessities in the pre-Qin period. Seats are also bedding, and the furnishings of the hall are also centered on the mats, and a complete set of etiquette is formed in the laying of the mats and the order of the seats.

The Warring States period followed the five-seat system of the royal family of the Western Zhou Dynasty, "Guan, Zao, Ci, Pu, Xiong". Beautiful and colorful, it is the standard of princes and kings.

And behind this mat is a wooden screen~~
People in the Warring States period admired the ancient style, and liked to lean their bodies against the screen, kneeling with their lower body and facing the front, just like modern Japanese.

The screen is limited by the seats, and the height is generally only half height. The higher the status, the larger and more luxurious the screen used.

And this screen is made of wood with shiny black lacquer and painted with lacquer. It is tall and strong, and the cloth pattern on the surface is gorgeous and exquisite.

And on top of the mat is a set of vacant armor, which is placed there as a whole, like a work of art, the whole body is made of fine iron, the surface is gilded with pure gold, inlaid with jewels, very gorgeous, lifelike shape, The surface is spotless, as if a living person is sitting there!
However, in this stone room, the most astonishing thing is actually the surrounding patches of swords, guns, swords and halberds~~~
Chen Zhi had heard about the era of the Warring States period before, and heard about the glorious war civilization of that era. At that time, there were many military wizards, military experts, and goldsmiths. These people almost crossed the limit of the era. Bringing its abilities to the extreme, many of them are beyond comprehension by modern people.

Chen Zhi once saw some cultural relics of the Warring States period, most of which were daily necessities mainly made of bronze, including incense burners, candle lamp stands, and daily utensils. very interesting.

But after all, that was the world thousands of years ago. Everyone felt that the Warring States Period at that time was dominated by bronze and pig iron, and the use of weapons could only be in the state of primitive cold weapons.

But Chen Zhi never thought that it would be so brilliant!

This is really an amazing arsenal. Those legendary ancient weapons are here, and they are far more exquisite than imagined~~
This stone room is very vast, except for the pillars in the middle and the seats in front, the ground is basically long "tables".

Cases are the most commonly used storage utensils in the Warring States Period. They are used to place sundries and utensils. When placed in the hall, they are usually used together with tables, screens, and mats. When placed in the bedroom, they are placed on or in front of the bed, just like It's the same as the current case table.

"Cases" are mostly made of wood and painted with lacquer. There are long plans, round cases, warped cases, stacked cases, folded cases, square-foot cases and eight-leg cases, etc., and sometimes felt is spread on the cases. , for people to sit and act as a side bed.

However, there are a lot of "cases" in this stone room, all of which are the widest and long plans, with thick wood and metal frames, gilded with colored gold.

And on such an expensive case, nothing else was placed, and all of them were various types of cold weapons...

This stone room is very strange, without a trace of dust, as if the air has a self-purifying effect, but judging from the growth on the long plan, these weapons have been placed here for a long time, and during these long years, no one has ever touched.

If it is just an ordinary cold weapon, after so long, it is estimated that even if the metal surface is not rusted, it will already be dull, and it will even be glued to the table.
But these cold weapons are all flickering with cold light, with sharp blades and fierce aura, which makes people unable to look sideways...

The samurai's love for weapons is innate, and many samurai have been attracted by the brilliance of these weapons. They can't help but take a few steps forward, wanting to take a closer look at those weapons.

Asuo immediately turned his head to stop them, reminding them to be careful, but Bai Ke suddenly turned his head back, and laughed heartily at these warriors,

"Haha~~~, what are you afraid of?
We are all martial arts practitioners, with the sword in front, how can we not watch it?

Could it be..., you Xiqi warriors, are you still afraid of death?
Do not worry!These weapons don't kill people, they kill people themselves! "

(End of this chapter)