Merchant of the Underworld

Fan Chong helped Lina back a little. I took two steps forward and looked in through the hole in the strange rock. I was stunned!

The cave is an extremely vast, slightly circular hall.

The hall is purely natural, about tens of meters high and two to three hundred meters long and wide, about the same size as a giant football field.

Far at the top of the hall, there was a crack that was as long as a sword. It slashed far away and shot straight into the sky. From the crack, extremely bright sunlight emerged.

This is an underground palace under the Wusuli River, a hundred meters deep!

It seems that the hall is located under the river, and this crack has penetrated the surface.

The four stone walls and the roof of the cave are all made of stones that are as bright as mirrors. They reflect the sunlight and emit rays of light, which sting people and make them unable to open their eyes!

And the entire hall was filled with skulls.

Piles after piles, densely packed, like a huge temple built with enemy heads in ancient battlefields.

The skeletons were all glowing milky white, and they all faced the door, as if they were staring at me!

In this vast ocean of skeletons, five meters away from the small hole, there were two large bubbles floating in the sky.

One is white and the other has a hint of blue.

Standing in the white bubble was a little old man, only about 1.2 meters tall, with a big head and a small neck, with a pair of big front teeth exposed. He looked like a squirrel that had become a spirit. It was Liang Mingli who had disappeared long ago!

Inside the slightly blue bubble is the tall Fujita Tsuyoshi.

This guy kept hitting and kicking the bubbles, as if trying to get out. But he suffered a lot of injuries. As he moved wildly, dark blue blood stained the bubbles, dyeing them blue.

I looked specifically at his left hand. A piece of sharp meat had grown on his wrist. It was pink and tender. It seemed that the severed limb would be regenerated in the near future.

A large area of ​​the pile of skulls near Liang Mingli had been smashed into pieces. The skulls that were originally piled up in an orderly manner were overturned and turned into a mess. There are hundreds of thousands of bones in this pile, and one-third of them have been smashed by this guy.

The situation here is extremely weird, but after just one look, I understood it.

Fujita Go entered the monument one day earlier than us, and Liang Mingli quietly left the team in front of the mummy formation, but these two guys met at the end of the monument!

Immediately, for some unknown reason, Liang Mingli used this big bubble to catch Fujita Go.

From this point of view, the loud noises and the smashing of the pile of skulls just now must have been caused by Liang Mingli. Fujita couldn't even struggle to get out the air bubbles, and even if he had the intention, he couldn't do it at all.

Judging from the blood splashed on the blue bubbles, Fujita was caught by Liang Mingli not too long ago. In other words, the two guys came in almost from the front and the back.

When did Liang Mingli come in and where did he come from?

The three gates of Jiuyou Gate are placed side by side, which means that you can see three gates at the same time when you stand in front of the gate. Jiang Dayu deliberately removed the explosives Fujita had originally placed on the door of death and led him in through the door of life.

In other words, Jiang Dayu arrived much earlier than Fujita, but his goal was only the Nine Life Tower and he did not want to continue walking inside.

So, what about Liang Mingli?

Was it before Tsuyoshi Fujita or after?

If it was before him, Fujita Tsuyoshi hadn't arrived at that time, and he hadn't blown up the living gate, where did he come in?

If it was after him, Jiang Dayu would have already opened the door to death and might be cracking the secret. Although Liang Mingli may not know what Jiang Dayu is doing, with his experience, he should be able to tell at a glance that there is a huge treasure hidden here.

Did he just pass by without any care?

Besides, Jiang Dayu was not lost in his mind before doing the ghost walking ceremony, he was completely awake. And the fact that he was able to hide in secret and lead Fujita Gang into another passage showed that he cared very much about the Jiu Sheng Pagoda and would definitely check it carefully in advance. If Liang Mingli was in the cave at this time, he would definitely find it!

But when we came in, the splendor was in full bloom, which meant that Jiang Dayu had just started the ceremony, and all of this happened almost at the same time.

But neither we nor Jiang Dayu found any trace of Liang Mingli!

Calculating this way, there is only one possibility left. He entered through the door of immortality split open by Taoist Baihe.

The restrictions in that door are so powerful that even Taoist masters like Taoist Master Bai He cannot escape and die. But how could this guy do nothing?

If you say that Liang Mingli's ability far exceeds that of Taoist Master Bai He, I really can't believe it.

Then, the answer is ready to come out!

This guy was originally immortal, so that door was tailor-made for him.

Although Taoist Master Bai He is very powerful, he has not yet transcended reincarnation. He suffered the consequences of the ban and could only leave his soul and die.

This Liang Mingli was originally an immortal freak, and the restriction had no effect on him at all.

It turns out that this is his real trump card!

Yin Yang.

He carries a ghost skin that is exactly the same as himself. Sometimes he is a human, eating and drinking, and sometimes he is a ghost, sucking the sun and the moon.

This time, I finally understood.

When Jiang Dayu talked about Fujita Go's ability and the doctrine of human-animal symbiosis, why did he glance at Liang Mingli intentionally or unintentionally?

It turns out that he had already noticed that this guy was a symbiosis between humans and ghosts!

In terms of inheritance, Tsuyoshi Fujita and Liang Mingli are from the same school but from different sects.

No wonder Jiang Dayu knew his abilities very well.

I asked why when Jiang Dayu was on the boat, he deliberately talked about the history of Jiuyoumen in front of everyone, mentioned Senior Gray Pigeon, and talked about the Tao of Symbiosis. It turned out that they were all implicit!