Faced with this solid iron coffin, Duan Yun and the Murong brothers' first thought was that it contained a monster, not a human.
Because it didn't seem like burying a corpse, it seemed more like "suppression."
Suppression inside this iron coffin.
But this iron coffin happened to have a hole.
Seeing a hole, the Murong brothers had an impulse to poke inside.
After all, he's been quite fiery lately and wants to grab anything he sees.
So, he stretched out his right hand, the hand he usually wields a blade with, and looked at that hole.
Once inside an ancient tomb, if the coffin isn't turned upside down, how can one sleep at peace?
Actually, the tomb-robbing sect was on the verge of losing its legacy due to too many deaths, not only because underground tombs were risky, but also due to the tomb robbers' own reasons.
Tomb raiding was addictive; many master tomb robbers vowed to retire after each raid, but as soon as they heard of another tomb, they went again.
