Tomb Raider Bronze Door Twins

As he couldn't see where the mechanism was, Zhang Qiling simply embedded the knife into the door. He and Yan Bucun had once tested the hardness of this new soft blade. Although the blade was soft, it was not that fragile.

Therefore, when the soft blade rubbed into the crack of the door, everyone could see that it even scraped out a spark. Zhang Qiling's eyes, which were originally as dark as a deep pool, were now illuminated brightly, and the firelight was dancing. When the door was completely opened, everyone couldn't help but hear a creaking sound.

At the same time, with a whoosh, the string of red jade beads rushed in, and the entry of air made the originally gloomy space appear different kind of brilliance. In the space inside, the eternal lamp closest to everyone suddenly lit up, and its wax flowed through the pipes to light new lamps, one after another.

In the dim environment, even the incandescent light of the flashlight was extinguished. Zhang Qiling wiped off the copper fragments on the blade of the knife, and then went straight into the door.

"Don't walk so fast." Yan Bucun quickly grabbed the corner of Zhang Qiling's clothes. This was the first time he spoke to him during this operation. His warning voice was very low, making people feel vaguely uneasy. "I feel something is wrong ahead, be careful."

Zhang Qiling nodded, immediately slowed down his pace, and his whole body was tense.

The space here is very large, with all the bones of the human body placed around it. They are tied tightly with red lines, making them appear to be in a kneeling posture, as if they are bowing down to some creature, or like despicable slaves devoutly worshiping the king.

But when Zhang Qiling looked at the central area surrounded by all the skeletons, he saw only the red jade beads lying there quietly.

All the others were already prepared to prevent crises, with their guns drawn and moving closely together.

But who knew that when Zhang Qiling walked quietly among the skeletons, he suddenly heard the sound of a mechanism being activated. Yan Bucun almost flew over, hugged Zhang Qiling tightly, then turned his waist and fell to the ground among the skeletons.

It was during these few seconds that the string of red jade beads suddenly disappeared from everyone's sight, and then countless arrows attacked from all directions.

And Hei Xia Zi's gunshot that pierced the air instantly brought everyone back to their senses.

"Hurry up! What the hell are you standing there for?!" Hei Xia Zi cursed and fired at the same time, but his voice was not drowned out by the fierce gunfire.

The others reacted instantly and pulled the trigger immediately.

Zhang Qiling quickly stood up and picked up Yan Bucun. There was already a cold arrow hitting the place where he was standing in front of him. The arrow head was deeply embedded in the skull of a skeleton. If Yan Bucun had not pushed him away just now, then it was obvious that he would not be able to avoid this speed that could not be observed by the naked eye.

Zhang Qiling quickly joined the battle, swinging his sword with one hand to resist the attack of arrows. He always felt that it was not that he was getting slower, nor that everyone else was getting weaker, but that the time in this space was speeding up, making his normal time become slow here.

He sped up madly, almost turning the soft blade into countless afterimages, but the arrows became more and more, as if there was no end at all. However, Wu Yu and others were well protected by Xie Yuchen and Hei Xiazi, so the only one who was injured during this time was Yan Bushun.

When Yan Bucun was helped up by Zhang Qiling, he seemed to have not yet come back to his subconscious, as if he was still protecting Zhang Qiling instinctively. But he knew one thing, that is, the red jade bead did not disappear, but suddenly sank into his body.

The soul that had been split apart for thousands of years returned to its body so simply and easily. It was as if God, after watching you run desperately and fight against fate countless times, gave you a light reward for your hard work.

Vicious pity and belated praise are of no use at all.

Yan Bushun's pale face gradually returned to its rosy color, but at the same time he also felt a strange feeling of uncontrollable power spreading. He tightly clamped his hands, but the red lines were still out of control and jumped out of his body. They helped everyone to hit all the arrows onto the wall with such great force that they were like a monster.

"Thanks, brother!" Hei Xia Zi looked at the gradually decreasing attacks, turned around and smiled at Yan Bucun, but who knew that his eyes seemed to see something strange in the other party, and suddenly, the smile was abruptly retracted. His brows were furrowed, as if he was trying to discern the other party's condition.

It was not until he snorted at Zhang Qiling, who didn't know anything yet, that everyone understood what was going on.

"Get away from him!!!"

Zhang Qiling was stunned and immediately turned his head to look at Yan Bucun. The other person's body began to tremble slightly, and the red lines were moving around his body like living snakes. The way they were wrapped around each other looked like blooming flowers, but if you look closely, you will find that when the lines are intertwined, they look very much like the tentacles of a Heluo fish, but obviously much smaller in size, as if it is storing strength and ready to explode at any time.

"Yan Bucun." Zhang Qiling chanted his name, trying to awaken his will.

But Yan Bucun did not answer. His eyes became empty. The red line seemed to have drained all his vitality and began to extend and grow like a parasitic vine. The extreme red swallowed up all the colors. The skeletons kneeling on the ground were all submerged. Zhang Qiling gradually could not see the figure of Yan Bucun who was at the center of the storm.

"Back off!" Xie Yuchen shouted, pulling Wu Yu and the fat man, and quickly retreating together with Huo Daof who had been prepared.

Hei Xia Zi grabbed Zhang Qiling and pulled him to his side, then moved closely together with the young man.

At this moment, Yan Bucun's body suddenly burst out with a strong light, and the red lines expanded instantly, bringing up a gust of wind. Skeletons shattered and brushed past them, causing everyone to cover their heads to avoid it, and subconsciously began to cover their eyes that were hurt by the blowing sand.

When he opened his eyes again, Yan Bucun had disappeared, leaving only the red lines floating in the air, and the position he had just occupied had turned into a hole that extended infinitely downwards.

Hei Xia Zi put his hands on his waist and sighed. When he poked his head out, he could not help but sigh, "That's how deep the ground has been drilled."

"No, Master Hei, let's stop joking about that now, okay? Is he a gopher? He can dig so deep, and what happened just now, could it be that the line we can't see is moving?" The fat man thought of what Yan Bucun had said these days and Hei Xiazi's notes. He was really curious about the red line in it, but he also really hated his mortal body. After all, he couldn't help at all at this moment.

While Wu Yu was worried, he also analyzed quickly. He saw the groove on the side of the cave and clearly understood that it was just a trap similar to catching rabbits. "This place is very strange. We must not get separated. But Yan Bucun disappeared here. We can't just leave him alone. Get ready to land. Let's slide down together later."

Everyone nodded and started to move. Their claws dug deeply into the surroundings of the cave entrance, but Hei Xia Zi stared at the deep hole that emitted an extremely faint glow, wondering what he was thinking.

Yan Bugun, on the other hand, was in a corner, enduring the force brought by the red jade beads, as well as the ghost seal on his chest that began to make a fuss as it sensed the existence of the bronze door.

Pain began to spread throughout his limbs and bones, and the Ghost Seal flickered on and off, emitting enough heat to burn his heart to death.