Chapter 74 Buddhist Sutra

It wasn't cold in the cave, and although Yu Min was soaked all over, she didn't look chilly at all. I half-carried her and walked to a desk in front of a few rows of bookshelves. Because there was an imperial chair there, it was better to sit down and chat than to stand.

I wanted to talk well. I put her on the chair and leaned on the desk to face her.

Without waiting for me to ask, she talked about her previous experience. After I was moved to another tomb, she and Xue Lin had no lighting items, and they were extremely scared. They were not only afraid of the attack of bone spirits, but also worried about my safety.

Safety. Faced with this dangerous situation, Xue Lin was not as calm as Yu Min. He shouted and ran away, but there was no sound in a moment. Yu Min waited for me in fear for a long time, and finally couldn't sit still when I didn't come back.

He stood up and touched the sarcophagus to find a way out.

When she said this, I felt very uncomfortable. I can imagine how scared a girl would be in a tomb filled with coffins in the dark.[

Yu Min touched the exit, but after going out, she touched the sarcophagus again. She was so frightened that her whole body became weak. She rested for a long time before she regained her courage. However, after going out several times in succession, she still found the tomb, which made her understand the key and thought that this might be the reason.

Qinghu used magic to create a maze that once entered, it is impossible to get out.

She is a girl who is good at using her brain. After figuring out a problem, she does not go to the cave door to find a way out. Instead, she jumps on the sarcophagus and reaches out to touch the roof of the cave. She is not short, and her fingertips just touch the roof of the cave.

There seemed to be some pattern carved on it, and for a while she couldn't figure out the shape in the dark. After changing a few more sarcophagi, she finally touched a stone ball with her fingertips, and just held it with her hand. She twisted it to the side, and it turned out that it was on top of it.

There was a click, as if a gap had opened.

After jumping a few times, she failed to climb up to the edge of the gap. Then she suddenly took off her coat, folded it and put it under her feet, and then grabbed both sides of the gap with her hands. After all, the girl was too weak and failed to climb up after several attempts.

Instead, he woke up the corpse slave in the sarcophagus (Yu Min didn't know that the monster in the sarcophagus was called a corpse slave at that time), raised the lid of the coffin, and lifted her up just in time. In her panic, she couldn't see the way.

She ran forward for a while, but she didn't notice that there was a pool in front of her, and she fell into it. She was not weak in water, so she swam far forward, feeling that she had entered a cave, and then she stuck her head out and arrived at the cave.

I couldn't see anything in the dark and felt very scared, so I looked for an exit along the wall, but I couldn't find it. Instead, I touched a table and picked up something from it. I knocked on the stone wall back and forth, and finally I found something there.

Kong Yin concluded that there is a way out here, but he didn't expect that I was right on the opposite side. After Yu Min finished speaking, there was still a look of lingering fear on his face.

I took a flashlight and looked under the hole. There was an inkstone on the ground. It seemed that she had used it to hit the stone wall just now. The inkstone was actually very strong and not damaged.

While comforting her, I turned around and looked around at the scene. Behind the desk were four rows of bookshelves, almost as high as the ceiling. They were all filled with thread-bound ancient books. The pages were yellowed, and they seemed to be from a long time ago. I pulled them out casually out of curiosity.

I read one book, it was the Lankavatara Sutra, and I took out another one, it was still the Buddhist Sutra, the Avatamsaka Sutra. I took out several books in succession and read them again. Two of them were ancient Sanskrit books. Judging from the illustrations of Buddha statues in the middle, it seemed that
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