Tomb raiding: Scientists dissect the Queen Mother of the West

The passageway wound its way through the corridor, not in a straight line. After walking for a long time, Qi Mo and his companions still hadn't reached the end of the passageway.

But the clear sound of flowing water became increasingly distinct.

It seems they are not far away.

After walking a while longer, Zhang Dafoye, who was leading the way, stepped into the water, his feet getting completely wet.

Qi Baye craned his neck forward and saw that Zhang Dafoye's knees were submerged in water, and couldn't help but say:

"Master, isn't the road ahead flooded?"

"If we keep going down, and the water gets deeper, we'll drown."

He was having second thoughts and wanted to leave.

Something definitely didn't look right at this mine.

In particular, his heart was pounding.

His sixth sense told him that there was danger ahead.

Master Zhang lowered his head, looked at the depth of the water, and calmly said:

"The deepest water will only reach our thighs, it won't drown us."

"There are many channels here. If the water level is too high, it will flow into other channels."

"You don't need to worry so much."

He lifted his foot and continued walking forward.

Before long, Qi Mo's feet also stepped into the water.

That wet and sticky feeling made him very uncomfortable.

Because both sides are made of mud walls, a lot of mud got mixed into the water, making the water yellowish.

The taste was also a bit strange.

It smells like the stagnant water that hasn't been drained away after several days of rain in a big city.

Qi Mo endured the discomfort and walked forward.

Each step produced a loud whooshing sound.

Suddenly, the mutated pheasant's neck jumped off Qi Mo's shoulder and landed in the water.

And it swam nimbly.

Most snakes can swim, and the pheasant neck snake is no exception.

Moreover, they swim very fast and are naturally suited to living in water.

Qi Mo looked around and guessed that there was probably an underground river nearby that could explain the large amount of water.

The connection between the underground river and these passages was opened, which allowed water to flow in.

Hopefully, they didn't head towards the underground river.

Otherwise, they might actually get flooded.

After walking for more than ten minutes, Qi Mo and his group found themselves blocked by an iron gate.

Inside the iron gate was a huge and strange statue.

Because it was too far away, Qi Mo couldn't see the statue clearly, but the blurry outline made him think it was quite ugly.

The old man swallowed, as if remembering something, and said in a trembling voice:

"We can't go any further down there, it's too dangerous. Let's turn back now."

He looked at Master Qi:

"I don't want those dozen or so silver dollars anymore, just let me go."

"I'm just an old man, I'm not much help to you."

"You're no use having me with you."

He stared in horror at the rusty iron door, as if he could see some terrifying and powerful "creature" through it.

Qi Mo frowned and scolded:

"Shut up, be quiet."

"What's there to be afraid of in a broken iron gate and a broken statue?"

The old man dared not shout anymore.

He had an innate fear of Qi Mo...

Qi Mo and his companions walked up to the iron gate and looked the strange statue up and down.

Master Qi adjusted his glasses and muttered:

"This looks like a statue of a woman."

"woman……"

He seemed to remember something and looked at Qi Mo and Zhang Dafoye:

"Cousin, Master, have you ever heard of the Red Cross Road?"

Master Zhang raised an eyebrow:

"What's the Equator?"

Pointing to the strange statue, Master Qi said with a serious expression:

"This statue looks very much like the statue of the Heavenly Mother Goddess in the Red Cross Road."

"This Heavenly Venerable Mother is the most important deity in the Red Cross."

"If someone puts it here, there must be a huge treasure buried under the mine, something extraordinary."

Listening to Master Qi's explanation.

Qi Mo frowned.

Heavenly Venerable Mother, what the hell is that?

It would be more useful to place his statue here.

Of course, probably not many people have heard of him.

There's still a statue of you in the Kingdom of the Queen Mother of the West; you can go back and visit it sometime.

Qi Mo thought to himself:

"Of course I have to go back."

"After all, I haven't dissected that old hag yet."

I wonder if the Queen Mother of the West has woken up after sleeping for so long?

If she wakes up and finds herself trapped inside the meteorite jade, will the Queen Mother of the West go mad from loneliness and isolation?

Thinking about this, he began to look forward to meeting the Queen Mother of the West.

At this moment, Zhang Dafoye held a flashlight, shone it on the statue, and examined it carefully, muttering disdainfully:

"Then I'd like to see what kind of demons and monsters are being suppressed down there."

As a member of the Zhang family, he did not believe in such superstitious things.

After all, they've robbed so many tombs without any problems, so what can a small statue of the Heavenly Mother represent?

Even if there really are demons and monsters down there, he still wants to go down and take a look.

The old man looked conflicted. After hesitating for a moment, he sighed and said:

"I do know something about this mine."

"This road is really impassable."

Qi Mo grabbed the old man's neck, as if he were strangling his fate, and said menacingly:

"This road is really impassable."

Qi Mo grabbed the old man's neck, as if he were strangling his fate, and said menacingly:

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.

Qi Mo grabbed the old man's neck, as if he were strangling his fate, and said menacingly:

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.

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"This road is really impassable."

Qi Mo grabbed the old man's neck, as if he were strangling his fate, and said menacingly:

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.

Qi Mo grabbed the old man's neck, as if he were strangling his fate, and said menacingly:

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.

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Qi Mo grabbed the old man's neck, as if he were strangling his fate, and said menacingly:

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.

"This road is really impassable."

Qi Mo grabbed the old man's neck, as if he were strangling his fate, and said menacingly:

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.

"Old man, didn't you say you didn't know anything before?"

"I'm giving you one last chance. Tell me everything you know."

"If you keep anything from me, I'll snap your neck."

This old man is too shrewd; you can't give him a friendly look.

Otherwise, this guy will deliberately hide some important things.

The mutated pheasant's neck crawled up the old man's thigh and onto his head.

That familiar feeling of being entangled came over me again.

The old man panicked and quickly promised that he would tell everything he knew this time and would not hide anything anymore.

He then began to recount everything he knew:

"Our ancestors have worked in the mines for generations."

"Responsible for mining for others."

"So, I grew up in the mines."

"Decades ago, the Japanese bought this mine, and my father started working for them."

"Because my father could speak some Japanese and was quick-witted, he was highly valued by the Japanese."

"I managed to become a team leader in a mining operation."

"One day, when my father was digging a mine shaft, he suddenly unearthed a passage full of spider webs."

"So they immediately reported the matter to the Japanese boss at the time."

"When the Japanese boss came over and saw it, he was delighted. He then asked my father to bring a dozen or so miners to accompany him in exploring the tunnel."

"I don't know where that passage leads, or if it's dangerous."

"But when working under the Japanese, my father and the others could only lead the way for that Japanese boss."

"According to my father, that Japanese boss seems to be quite something; he knows some martial arts."

"At that time, my father and the other miners were panting and sweating profusely, but the Japanese boss was completely unfazed. He not only kept up with the pace but also seemed very relaxed."

He paused for a moment, lost in his memories.