The heavy stone door slowly opened, and a cold and dreary wind flew out of it, carrying the smell of corruption. Perhaps before that, this was a threat to everyone. But now, after Jenn had defeated all the power of the Divine Domain that covered it, this breeze was really just an ordinary gust of wind.

"Enoa, you and Frost Sorrow come with me, Patilina, you stay outside, pay attention to your surroundings, if there is anything unusual, contact me immediately."

Although he originally wanted to take everyone inside, Jenn thought about it for a moment and made a completely different decision. In any case, the tomb was also carved with a statue of a soul messenger, and Jenn was really worried that he would not provoke that strange creature when he went in this time-even though there was no record of any unlucky person in thousands of years who was killed by provoking death. But it's better to be cautious, after all, the god of death itself is a very special existence, not to mention anything else, the priesthood he represents alone is enough for everyone to drink a pot.

"All right, master."

Hearing Jenn's order, Patilina was a little dissatisfied, but as a warrior, she still understood the reason for the prohibition of orders. So Patilina just nodded, and then reluctantly stepped aside. Jenn, on the other hand, turned away, and then took Enoa and Frost Sorrow with him, and walked straight into the tomb in front of him.

The corridors in the tombs are so tall that you can even see the frescoes carved into the ceiling and walls, most of which depict scenes of war. There is to defend the homeland. There is territorial expansion, there is revenge, there is massacre. There are also protests. But no matter what the scene, they have only one theme, and that is war.

It seems that this is indeed related to the god of war.

Looking at the murals on the walls of the tomb in front of him, Jenn was sure of this. But what made him wonder how the god of war would want to build a tomb for himself, in general. It is impossible for the gods to do such a thing, because there is no need. If a god falls, there are only two ends. Either it's completely finished, and it's thrown into the astral plane as large non-combustible garbage. Either it will be completely absorbed by another god who has mastered and devoured its priesthood. All in all, there is no such thing as a good death and the gods. So the god of war is building a grave for himself -- that's absolutely problematic!

"Master, something is wrong."

At this moment, Enoa also walked quickly to Jenn's side. Speak softly. And Frost Grief followed behind the two unhurriedly. Looking curiously at the mural in front of me, it was like a tourist.

"It does seem something is not normal."

Hearing Enoa's words, Jenn also nodded. In fact, when Enoa reminded him, Jenn had already discovered a problem. The reason is that the murals here do not seem to be normal, because as far as the eye can see, most of these murals representing the theme of "war" depict slaughter and destruction, except for those who expand territory and protect their homeland. Come to think of it. Jenn couldn't help but slow down, and then turned his head to look at the mural beside him. I saw it in the light of the fire. A warrior can be clearly seen holding a spear in his hand, raised high, and at the other end of the spear is a child struggling hard. The image was so realistic that you could even feel the blood splattering down the warrior's face as the child struggled. The warrior had a fanatical expression, as if he was enjoying the killing.

Although this picture also depicts war, or rather, it is very common in war, even if it is an attack and revenge in the name of justice, similar things will happen. You can never expect every soldier under your command to be a decent man, and it is only natural for soldiers to take revenge on those who killed their comrades and families. Even a paladin will not give up on destroying a little goblin because of the appearance of a little goblin waiting to be fed. However, war must have a name, and it ......... Judging by the frescoes, this does not look like the style of the previous god of war, Maka. Opposite.........

Bane ......... This guy is really haunted........."

Judging from the style of this tomb, it is obvious that it should be a product of the Great War of Heaven and Earth, and when it comes to the Great War of Heaven and Earth, then there can be no third god of war except for Maca is Bane. Although the current mural depicts the theme of war, its expression is too far from maca, but it is more in line with Bane's style.

But then it's even stranger.

Maca is a mortal god, and it would not be surprising if he made jokes because he did not know certain taboos and characteristics of the gods. But Bane is one of the ancient gods, he has been the god of war for more than three to five hundred years, and naturally knows that for the gods, the tomb is simply an ornament, but why would he build such a tomb?

Now it seems that the doubts here have not decreased, but have increased.........

"Click."

Jenn stopped, looked up, and looked ahead.

At this moment, the three of them have come to the end of the corridor, which is not much different from other ordinary burial chambers, a wide burial chamber with a pyramid-shaped high platform in the middle, and at the top of the high platform, a sarcophagus is placed. Everything looks normal, and the only thing that is not normal is ......... Four sculptures surrounding the sarcophagus.

Soul Messenger .........

Looking at the four stone sculptures, Jenn slowed down. These four stone sculptures all have the same movement, only to see them holding their hands flat and holding a short sword horizontally, and they are surrounded by the four corners of the sarcophagus.

This is......... What the heck?

Looking at the scene in front of him, Jenn was also completely speechless. Of course he knew what the Soul Messenger represented. In fact, in the historical records of the demons, this has been recorded in detail. The statue of the Soul Messenger represents that it has received the attention of the Grim Reaper. And the short sword in the soul messenger's hand represents the attitude of the god of death towards this place. If the tip of the dagger is pointing downward, then it means that these soul messengers are the guardians here. But if the tip of the dagger is upward, it means that the soul messenger acts as a guard to imprison the dead here, not allowing them to leave.

But......... What is this sword for?

Jenn tried to revisit it over and over again, but still couldn't find any record of it. Could it be that the Grim Reaper also knows how to play fishing law enforcement, and wait for himself to step into the trap before showing its attitude towards this place?

"Master?"

"Let's go!"

Thinking of this, Jenn gritted his teeth suddenly, anyway, now that his divine domain has completely invaded here, to some extent, this is no different from open hostility. It's not a matter of being afraid here, and since you're already here, you have to figure out the secrets here!

Anyway, the system didn't send out an alarm, so it should be fine.

Thinking of this, Jenn reached out to grasp the hilt of his sword and strode into the tomb in front of him.

And at the moment when the three of them entered the tomb, suddenly, the originally dim walls around them suddenly emitted a bright and dazzling light. The next moment, I saw that with the sound of "click", a spiderweb-like crack appeared on the surface of the hard stone wall, and then I heard a "boom", the stone wall suddenly cracked, and in the cracked stone wall, a warrior wearing armor strode out of it! (To be continued.) )