Zhou Lin spoke slowly after hearing the sound.
"Professor? What do you mean by that?"
The other archaeological team members looked at Zhou Lin's back, confused.
"This chill is a sixth sense of chill. Humans are sensitive to unknown dangers, so you feel cold."
As soon as Zhou Lin said this, a bad premonition surged in everyone's hearts.
This was a warning, a human alert to unknown fear.
Could this mean there was danger?
"You mean, we might be in danger later?"
One of the mercenaries said anxiously after hearing this.
"Not possibly, there is danger."
Zhou Lin looked at the situation in front of him and then at everyone with a solemn expression.
Those who had been harboring a glimmer of hope were now even more nervous after hearing Zhou Lin's explanation.
The atmosphere instantly became tense, and as they looked at the long passage ahead, their hearts began to fill with fear.
Inside the live broadcast room.
"Damn, I feel like my hair is standing on end. Can someone explain?"
"Fuck, sometimes it looks terrifying, but sometimes it doesn't. This kind of unknown danger is more terrifying than what we can see."
"So the question is, humans only have this feeling when they sense extreme danger. This is an instinct."
"Damn, I feel my hair standing on end now. This tomb is too bizarre."
...
Inside the dean's conference room.
"I feel a chill all over me. Is there really something wrong?"
Professor Hu looked at the large screen, a sense of unease beginning to creep in.
"There's definitely something wrong, but with Zhou Lin here, what are you afraid of?"
Professor Wen said this, but he didn't think so in his heart.
Mainly...
He was still a bit nervous and fearful.
"That's true, with Zhou Lin here, there's really nothing to worry about, but it doesn't stop the fear."
Another professor truly felt this way.
It was one thing to be safe, and another to be scared.
"That's the truth. I'm still shaken by the incident with the female ghost just now."
The dean thought the same.
"Unknown dangers are the most dangerous."
One of the experts looked at their figures with great concern.
Inside the tomb.
"Let's go. Being scared now is useless. Let's go."
Zhou Lin saw that everyone's faces were not good, and then he said with a light laugh.
Elder Tang, Professor Lin, the mercenaries, and the archaeological team all took a deep breath after hearing this.
They secretly encouraged themselves and continued to follow Zhou Lin deeper inside.
The further they went, the more the stone walls and the ground differed from before.
Previously, the stone walls were still damp, and water vapor occasionally dripped down.
But the stone walls and the bluestone bricks under their feet began to show cracks.
The deeper they went, the more dust appeared on the stone walls, and the traces became more pronounced.
"Strange, why are the stone walls inside like this? They're cracked?"
Elder Tang looked at the stone walls in front of him, full of curiosity.
Was this a natural phenomenon?
It shouldn't be. Tombs were usually in caves. If the stone walls were like this, the outside wouldn't be much better.
And this ground, it was also showing cracks. Was it about to collapse?
"Is it going to collapse, which is why it looks like this?"
Professor Lin also considered this possibility and asked hurriedly.
"No, this was broken through by a kind of gas, not caused by natural environmental factors. Don't worry."
Zhou Lin said this very casually, as if he were talking about something ordinary.
"What kind of gas can do this?"
Captain Lin was very nervous before, but now that he was sure the stone cave wouldn't collapse, he breathed a sigh of relief.
"This is a kind of corpse qi. Only strong corpse qi can break open these stone walls."
Zhou Lin paused, then looked at everyone with a solemn expression, and said with a deliberately grave tone.
Captain Lin, who had just calmed down, was once again on edge.
His face instantly turned pale. At this moment, he really wanted to curse.
It would have been better if it had collapsed. If it had collapsed, they might have had a chance to survive. But with strong corpse qi...
Wasn't this certain death?
Professor Lin and Elder Tang looked at Zhou Lin, their faces equally grim.
If these were broken by corpse qi, how much corpse qi would that be? Or were there many corpses inside?
"So you mean... I might see corpses later? Possibly many of them?"
Professor Lin swallowed hard, looking at him nervously.
"Sometimes, a pile isn't that scary. What's scary is one..."
After Zhou Lin finished speaking, he began to walk towards the stone steps leading further inside.
Professor Lin and Elder Tang exchanged glances, their expressions becoming even more grim.
If one person had such power...
What the hell was this?
Captain Lin and the other mercenaries and archaeological team members behind them were even more tense.
Their hearts were pounding out of their chests, and they couldn't calm down for a long time.
Inside the live broadcast room.
"Damn, what's going on? It was better when he didn't say anything. Now that he has, I'm even more scared. This situation is not right."
"Exactly. I thought he would say something comforting, but now I feel like it would have been better if he hadn't said anything. Anyone who hears this would be terrified."
"Damn, if what the big shot means is true, will it be very dangerous later? Won't there be corpse transformations or something?"
"If one of them has this effect... that's truly terrifying. Terrifyingly powerful corpses."
Inside the tomb.
Zhou Lin led the group into a side chamber. In front of them was a stone door, but a black mist was emanating from it.
This mist was constantly swirling at the stone doorway.
This mist gave people a chilling feeling.
"Is this corpse qi?"
Elder Tang looked at the surrounding environment and the stone door in front of him, asking in confusion.
"This is corpse qi, but you cannot touch it."
Zhou Lin said calmly, then looked at the electronic screen.
"Huh? Then how do we get past?"
Professor Xuanxue was a bit confused. If they couldn't touch it, how could they open the door?
"I will find a way to deal with this. Don't worry about it."
Zhou Lin stood opposite, looking at the stone door in front of him.