Su Mian looked up and saw that the tomb passage had reached the end, blocked by a pair of huge stone doors. [26nbsp;] Carved with strange black lines, the indentation in the middle was a crestless bird.
"Hell, are you going in or out? Why is it getting stranger and stranger the further you go?" The scumbag man looked at the door for a while and then said with a change of color.
"Brother Jun, this may not all be a bad thing. Maybe this is the door to go out. Once it opens, we will be on the ground." The mercenary on the side was full of hope and said optimistically.
The two people were whispering near the door, and suddenly they heard someone behind them screaming in surprise, and they couldn't help but look back.
At first glance, their expressions changed. Two bright knives were pointed at the two people, raised high. They were the mercenaries following them.
The candles in their hands had fallen to the ground, and the people behind them either looked frightened or were pointing guns at the mercenaries behind them.
The bearded man became angry and shouted: "Heizi, Burr, what do you mean?"
Heizi and Burr, who were holding knives, didn't look at them, but kept their heads down and slowly moved forward.
Su Ming was staring closely at the shadows behind the two people. She had just seen with her own eyes part of their shadows crawling onto their bodies, pulling or directing their arms in threads. But now it seemed that those shadows looked like
Natural shading on their clothes.
A thought flashed through Su Mian's mind: Have these two people been controlled by the shadow? Have they been killed or are they still conscious?
Su Mian didn't know if he should tell those who were aiming to stop now. If he couldn't hurt these two people, what would the scumbag man do? At this moment, Su Mian felt a heavy weight on his shoulder, and then a burst of flame from the candle in his hand.
Wandering.
"Stay here and don't move." After saying it softly, Di Lin beside him had disappeared.
Heizi and Boer seemed to feel something, and their movements suddenly accelerated. However, a black shadow was faster than them, and there were two pops. When people looked again, Heizi and Boer had fallen to the ground, and Di Lin was standing behind them.
Di Lin said lightly: "There is nothing wrong with these two people. They were just mentally disturbed and could not control their behavior. I knocked them unconscious. If you are worried, send someone to watch them."
Su Mian was stunned. Di Lin said what she thought, so did he also know about the shadow? Just when he was about to go over and ask, Rong Feng reached out and grabbed him. At this time, Di Lin had already left Hu Za.
The man and the mercenary walked through and slowly opened the door.
The door was not locked. After a "squeak" sound, the two doors were opened.
At that moment, all the candles were extinguished. However, everyone in the darkness had no time to light the candles.
Because a huge wind was blowing from behind, it took them a lot of effort just to find a way to fix themselves. No one doubted that as soon as they let go, they would all be blown to the door. In this way, they could still hear many things being blown by the wind.
The sound of blowing away.
Su Mian grabbed the protruding rocks on both sides of the tomb passage and shouted loudly in the direction of the door: "Di Lin!" This strong wind appeared strangely the moment the door opened. The most dangerous person was Di Lin standing next to the door.
After Su Mianming finished shouting, he didn't hear Di Lin's answer. He felt suffocated. Could Di Lin be blown into the hole?