Under one person, do you call this a paper maker?

"An Yi, there really is a tomb ahead.

Moreover, the interior of this tomb is quite large.

From what I could see, the tomb occupied a very large space underground.

And there are many partitions inside, forming tomb chambers one by one.

In addition, there are many traps in this tomb.

From my observation alone, there are so many traps in this tomb that I can’t even count them all.

For example, at the gate, there were six bodies standing there, each up to three meters six feet tall.

A sculpture that is very similar to the clay figures that the people in front of us are surrounding..."

After hearing Hinata's words, An Yi and Huang Tian looked at each other.

I instantly guessed what Hinata was talking about, namely, those sculptures at the gate of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum.

That was probably the work of Qigong practitioners during the Qin Dynasty, just like the Terracotta Warriors, which could 'come alive' like real people.

Even An Yi and Huang Tian felt that these six sculptures at the entrance of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum.

It must be stronger than the terracotta warriors around it, with more capabilities and more powerful military force.

Take the material for example. These six sculptures are definitely not like the terracotta warriors around them, which were made of mud.

It is very likely that the model was made by a weapon refiner during the Qin Dynasty.

Then, Qigong practitioners during the Qin Dynasty injected their unique methods into it.

The product produced by the combination of the two.

Just by thinking about these things, An Yi and Huang Tian could imagine how powerful they were.

After all, it is just a terracotta warrior made of mud.

After injecting the unique methods of Qigong practitioners during the Qin Dynasty.

Its own strength is enough to crush all ordinary people in the world.

It can even be said that even some people who possess extraordinary powers are not as good as these clay terracotta warriors in close combat.

In this case, not to mention the bronze man made of bronze and forged by a weapon refiner during the Qin Dynasty.

It was created after integrating with the Qigong practitioners during the Qin Dynasty.

……

Listening to Hinata's description bit by bit about the things inside Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum, as well as various traps whose functions she had no idea.

Huang Tian's face was very solemn, although even he couldn't fully understand it.

What is the purpose of all the things Hinata said, and what consequences will occur once they are triggered.

However, based on Huang Tian's current situation, he can already guess what is going on.

This was enough for him to temporarily suspend the work of excavating the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang.

No matter what he thought, he excavated the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang.

He would not choose it when the situation is unclear.

They rashly gambled with other people's lives and hastily excavated the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang.

The work of excavating the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang will probably have to wait until later.

When will An Yi become interested in the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang again?

Only after they are willing to help them can we resume our work.

……

"Hinata, tell me what is inside this tomb, the one that you think is so important!"

I listened to Hinata describing for a long time the various traps at the entrance of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum... and other things.

Feeling bored with ease, he couldn't help but urge Hinata to skip these procedures.

Directly explain the deepest things inside the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang.

Hearing An Yi's order, Hinata immediately nodded in response.

The Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang is so huge, and it contains so many tombs.

The traps are also numerous and difficult to describe.

The most important thing is that she couldn't tell which thing in the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang was a trap!

This left her with no choice but to repeat it all bit by bit.

If she were really allowed to do so, based on the specifications of the tomb she saw now.

I'm afraid that by tomorrow she won't be able to fully recount all the details of this tomb.

“Mr. An Yi, deep inside this tomb, there are several chambers that I think are more important.

One of them looks like a study.

There were a large number of scrolls piled up inside that looked like they were made of wooden strips, with various records on them that contained words I couldn't understand.

These volumes of books almost completely filled the entire tomb.

Judging from the number, there are at least tens of thousands of volumes.”

When Huang Tian heard Hinata say this information, he instantly became excited.

There were so many bamboo slips that he couldn't imagine how much scientific research results they, the researchers, would get after getting them.

After all, it is impossible for Qin Shihuang to put a pile of useless bamboo slips into his own tomb!

Just when Huang Tian was feeling extremely happy about the bamboo slips.

Hinata continued to explain what she thought were the important contents of the tomb.

“Not far from here, in a tomb that looks like a study.

There is also a unique tomb chamber with many patterns painted on its walls.

The contents of these patterns are very strange, and at the top of the patterns, there are words that I cannot understand.

In addition, many large objects are placed in the center of this tomb.

These things look very much like large "pots", but the appearance of these "pots" is very strange.

Moreover, on the surface of these "pots", there are many patterns and words that I still cannot understand.

I took a quick look around the tomb and discovered that there were many things like these 'pots' in other parts of the tomb.

These 'pots' are of different sizes and shapes, and the things written on their surfaces are also different..."

Hearing this, everyone present could guess what Hinata was talking about: "pot".

It is probably a bronze ware from the Qin Dynasty, or even earlier than the Qin Dynasty.

Huang Tian became excited again about this.

He knew that people had the habit of engraving information on bronze ware a long time ago.

No one knows how much important information is engraved on these bronze artifacts collected by Qin Shihuang.

But the same thing goes, Qin Shihuang is the greatest emperor of all time.

The bronzes in his collection, which he would take into the grave even after his death, would definitely not be those that record useless information.

Even if there is no record of any information about the supernatural.

I am afraid that what it records is also the truth that has been buried in history.

It is even possible that the information could change the entire world of history.

Hinata had no idea what Huang Tian was thinking.

She is still there at this moment, staring intently into the depths of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum.

At the same time, she described softly to An Yi the various scenes she had seen using the Hyuga clan's Byakugan.

“Mr. An Yi, regarding this tomb in front of us, I think this is the most important chamber.

It is a tomb in a state of illusion. This tomb is very strange.

It seems to be moving across space.

If I want to lock onto this tomb, I, who have white eyes, will keep staring at it.

He could only keep adjusting the focus of his eyes, looking at the tomb from near and far.

Besides, this tomb seems to be in a state of virtuality and reality..."