Golden Forbidden Land: I am at the highest level, exploring the secrets of immortality

In the first thirty years, European countries have been looking for an army that has taken away assets that cannot be measured in numbers.

The Mosqui army in Western Europe is a terrifying army with strict military discipline, but the outside world calls them money collectors because thousands of years ago, they took away almost half of the country's assets.

All the way east.

Along the Silk Road to avoid the army that came to hunt.

The king at that time even sent several countries to jointly hunt down the Mosqui army.

So, along the way, they went south from Europe, hid all the way to West Asia, and finally went east along the Silk Road.

The journey was difficult because they had to avoid war and guard wealth.

And there were countless casualties along the way.

The original army of tens of thousands of people is now reduced to a few.

Those huge wealth are said to be enough to offset Europe's national fiscal revenue for several years, but due to consumption and robbery on the way, they gradually decreased.

Finally, they embarked on the journey of the Silk Road.

Along the Silk Road, they came to the legendary East at that time to seek refuge. And they were ready to contribute the remaining gold to the Chinese emperor at that time in order to seek to take root in the East. They were already tired of running around.

However, what they didn't expect was that the devilish pain on the Silk Road in the East had just begun.

Plague, the wars between the foreign races in the East at that time, and the cruel natural environment caused more than half of their army of only a few thousand people to be killed or injured.

Most of the jewels were buried under the sand at that time.

It is said that the Orientals at that time only liked yellow gold, and those priceless colored gems were simply disdained, so they were buried underground by the Moschi army.

They predicted that there was no food and experience to reach the East. According to historical records at that time, they only marched to the heart of the desert called Moku, and there was no news.

Eastern records show that these people did not reach the Central Plains at all, their whereabouts were unknown, and they were said to have died on the Silk Road.

Because they got lost in the desert.

Later, after checking foreign records, I learned that Moschi's army was not lost. After they reached the Demon Cave, they could not move anymore. Just when they were desperate, they actually saw a city wall.

They were overjoyed and thought it was the Great Wall.

They cheered and jumped for joy.

They even gave all their gold on the condition that they would be allowed to set foot on the land of the Central Plains.

No one knew which country the city wall belonged to.

Because there was no record in historical materials.

In the end, Moschi's army was stationed here, and all the gold was left here.

This place was later called the Demon Cave by historical materials, which means hell to Westerners.

And to this day, no one knows what its real name is?

"Demon Cave!"

It turns out that the place where I have been living is called the Demon Cave.

There is also such a history. If it weren't for the last name, I would never know the origin of this city wall.

It turns out that this place is not only a mystery now, but even in the Tang Dynasty thousands of years ago, it was not clear how it came from.

However, I see that the stone statues cast by these craftsmen and some subtle technical carving techniques should be from the Tang Dynasty.

Why do you say there are no records?

These are no longer verifiable.

Most of the historical relics are written, especially thousands of years ago, when writing occupied the main part, followed by architecture, art, and even paintings at that time.

But now I understand where the gold came from.

I think it should be because of fear of war, all the gold was cast into stone statues, and some colors were applied on the outside to make it look like ordinary stone.

So we didn't notice it at all when we went in for the first time. No wonder these stone servants look much taller, and their noses are protruding, not like the faces of people from the Central Plains.

I roughly estimated that there are at least several dens of gold in them, and I can't take it away at all.

In this sarcophagus room, almost all the stone statues are made of gold.

"Someone!"

Suddenly, I saw a pair of feet exposed in the shadow part covered by the sarcophagus.

But that person was obviously dead.

"It's him!"

Mu Zi recognized him at a glance.

The guy who poisoned and almost killed me, he actually hid here, and... dead?

Mu Zi frowned and carefully checked his injuries.

In theory, the poison I used could only make him numb or even faint, which was far from fatal.

"How did he... die?"

I asked.

"Committed suicide!"

Mu Zi suddenly said, "He knew he couldn't survive, so he committed suicide, but when he committed suicide, he killed them."

"You mean, those people who hired the Ghost Seer to kill people!"

Mu Zi nodded.

It turned out that the black robe had known that he would be eliminated, but he didn't expect it to be so soon. The leader didn't like him and sent people to kill him by the way, but he didn't expect how smart the black robe was.

He used the mechanism in the secret room to kill those Ghost Seer.

It turned out to be him!