Countryside Magic Doctor

If that was the case today, Hee Feng and the others didn't walk too close to each other.    

    

Along the orderly bluestone steps, Hee Feng walked in front, and Lee Weilieh followed behind. They walked in this long and lonely, pitch-black corner of the path, walking down the steps.    

    

In the darkness where one could not see their own fingers, the hot and penetrating mining lamp emitted the only light. Lee Weilieh, who was carrying Aka with his giant spear, carefully guarded his surroundings.    

    

He was afraid that a dumpling would appear out of nowhere!    

    

He looked like a person who had fallen into a pit.    

    

Hee Feng walked down the stairs and stepped on the flat ground. This was a wide space. There was a small platform on both sides of the platform. This used to be the place where the coffin was placed.    

    

As for now, the coffin that should have been placed here was nowhere to be found. It should be said that the coffin had been used as firewood to burn and sleep. Even the witness had been sent to the door to be a watchdog, let alone a coffin that was not of much use.    

    

He must have been thrown away a long time ago.    

    

"We are really tomb raiders!" Lee Weilieh said with a face full of surprise.    

    

Ever since Hee Feng had given him a mine lamp and Aka, this kid had become very nervous. With Aka in his hand, he was very confident. It was as if he was treating himself as an inverted enemy.    

    

"I've read too many tomb raiding notes!" Hee Feng said snappily.    

    

"That's not right!" He frowned and frowned, "Logically speaking, this coffin should be placed in the deepest part of the tomb, which means that this place is not a coffin place, so what is it for?"    

    

"It's enough to open the door!" Lee Weilieh said, "How can there not be many people guarding the Emperor's tomb?"    

    

"I see!" Hee Feng suddenly understood and continued to walk inside. Through the Spiritual Consciousness that was everywhere, Hee Feng could clearly see the general picture of the Imperial Mausoleum of Xixia, so he was not worried about getting lost.    

    

"Be careful in front. Don't shout or shout!" Hee Feng reminded Lee Weilieh.    

    

"Why?" Lee Weilieh was puzzled.    

    

"In front of us, there is a grave pit, and it is surrounded by wooden or porcelain pupae. It should be a bit scary, so be careful." Hee Feng explained.    

    

"Ah!" Lee Weilieh frowned and his face turned bitter.    

    

"What's there to be afraid of? It's just some porcelain and wooden blocks. Why should I be afraid of them? It's not like they're real people." Hee Feng said with a frown.    

    

The scale of the Imperial Mausoleum of Xixia was very large. They were now walking through a straight path that led directly to the center of the Imperial Mausoleum. There weren't many people along the way, because this path had been abandoned.    

    

That was why it was a little desolate. The bones of the deceased had yet to be cleaned out, so it was a little scary to walk on this path recklessly.    

    

Hee Feng wasn't afraid of anything.    

    

However, Lee Weilieh who was standing at the side couldn't take it anymore. This kid had always been like this. He was too timid and couldn't do anything big.    

    

"Don't worry about that. Let's just go in and leave. Don't look at him. Don't pay attention to him. Just pretend that nothing happened around us. Do you understand?" Hee Feng said with a frown.    

    

"Understood, understood!" Lee Weilieh nodded and said. He was also a little afraid. Although he usually read novels or movies about tomb raiding, he really went down to the ground to fight.    

    

It was the first time a big girl had gone up the palanquin.    

    

How could he not be afraid?    

    

It would be a lie if she said she was not afraid.    

    

As he walked along the path, he saw a tightly shut stone door in front of him. Hee Feng frowned slightly. This stone door was indeed a problem, but it was not difficult for him.    

    

In ancient times, the tomb was sealed.    

    

The stone door would be tightly shut and die. It was not meant to be closed from the outside, but to be locked from the inside.    

    

Moreover, there were no complicated mechanisms, but as long as it was closed, it would be difficult to open. Many tombs were like this. For example, Qing Dynasty's Qian Long's tomb was blasted open by explosives when it was opened.    

    

This was because the stone strips sealed behind the stone door could not be taken out at all. They could only use brute force to blow up the tomb from the outside.    

    

The creation of this mechanism was also very simple, it was at the entrance of the tomb. The moment he set up a huge stone strip in advance, and then closed the door, the bar stone that was placed there in advance weighed a few tons, and was automatically attached to the door.    

    

The door was firmly blocked from the inside.    

    

It was as difficult as ascending to heaven for someone to open the door of the inverted gold mine!    

    

This was also the reason why people liked to dig holes, because digging a hole could prevent them from encountering many traps and mechanisms, as well as those tightly shut doors that could not be opened by human strength.    

    

Of course, for normal people, the stone doors sealed behind by a few tons of stone might be a type of mechanism that was difficult to open.    

    

But for Hee Feng, this was an easy task.    

    

He reached out his hand and touched the stone door. The thick stone door was instantly covered with dust. It contained something similar to spider silk, which was stacked on top of it.    

    

Then, he followed the crack in the door and the Genuine Qi flowed into it.    

    

Hee Feng did not intend to destroy this stone door that was carved with neatly arranged large pieces of white marble. The stone door was filled with exquisite reliefs that recorded the life of the Emperor of Xixia.    

    

This was because this thing was essentially a cultural relic!    

    

It would be better if he did not destroy it.    

    

Hee Feng used the Genuine Qi to enter the door. He slowly lifted the sealed stone and moved it to the side. Finally, he slowly placed it on the ground, causing dust to rise.    

    

After that, Hee Feng pushed hard. Along with the grinding sound of the door's axis, the stone door opened. With a whoosh, a surge of air gushed out from the inside.    

    

There was also a lot of dust along with it!    

    

"Pooh pooh pooh!" Hee Feng wasn't worried about that. He had the protection of an energy shield, but Lee Weilieh wasn't as calm as him. His body was covered in the dust that was blown out by the sudden airflow.    

    

He was covered in dirt!    

    

"What is this?" Lee Weilieh asked with a frown, then said with some fear, "It can't be poisonous gas, right? I heard that many tombs have this thing in them to prevent tomb raiders."    

    

"It's not as scary as you think. It's just that the gas inside the tomb is not circulating for a long time. After it suddenly opens, the pressure inside and outside is different, so it's caused by it!" Hee Feng said with a frown.    

    

This kind of thing happened in many tombs. There were a few times when archaeologists found that the air current was flowing out and they deliberately tested it. They found that there was nothing special about the gas inside.    

    

It was just that the oxygen content was a little low, and it needed to be ventilated before people could enter.    

    

"Let's go!"    

    

The airflow only lasted for a while, and after the surge passed, it returned to normal. Hee Feng said to Lee Weilieh, who was beside him.    

    

"Okay, okay!" Lee Weilieh nodded and said.    

    

However, his hand cracked open the safety. He raised Acka and looked around. Like a special soldier who was searching for his way forward, he carefully followed behind Hee Feng and walked inside.    

    

After entering inside, the situation inside was completely different from the situation outside.