Mystery: The Witch and the Calamity

Joyce didn't pay attention to the sarcophagus in the center of the hall, because when he just smashed the stone snake statue, he had already found that the coffin was empty.

In his opinion, the murals on the wall are more important than those gold decorations.

From left to right, clockwise, there are four murals in total.

The first mural depicts a massive war.

The lines on the mural are very simple, with a few strokes, but they can make the viewer feel what the sculptor wants to express.

There are four figures without carved faces sitting on the throne, and below are soldiers fighting, and there are also a lot of Extraordinary people participating in the battle.

The tragic war ended, only one of the four thrones remained, and countless people were cheering and celebrating.

"What does this mean, a war that took place in the Fourth Epoch? There was only one winner in the end..."

Robinson asked puzzledly, and he turned his eyes to Joyce, because the latter looked very engrossed, as if he had gained something...

Unexpectedly, Joyce shook his head inexplicably:

"There have been too many wars in the Fourth Epoch, and it is impossible to know which one is depicted on it."

In fact, he knew very well in his heart that the painting on this mural was the "Battle of the Four Emperors". The God of Death won in the end and reaped the greatest benefits. Not only people prostrated at his feet, but also the ghost army...

Next, move on to the second mural.

Compared with the content of the first picture, the content is much simpler. The main body of the picture is a river, and the man sitting on the throne without a face was standing barefoot in the river.

"The God of Death used the 'River of Eternal Darkness' to forcefully accommodate the 'Uniqueness of the Red Priest'. He went crazy and became stronger..." Joyce quickly understood the content of the mural.

The third mural, as he expected, described another war.

The god of death and the original witch joined forces to face the seven gods who worked closely together, and set off a "pale disaster"...

However, to Joyce's surprise, the end of the mural clearly depicts the ending of the defeat of the Grim Reaper and the original Witch.

The owner of this tomb belongs to the path of the god of death, and those who are qualified to know so many truths are definitely not mediocre people, half-gods walking together, angels are not capped, or even high-level when the god of death unified the southern continent and established the empire...

But why is this mural so realistic, it doesn't beautify the God of Death, nor does it uglify the Seven Gods, it seems to describe history from an objective and fair perspective...

Joyce didn't understand, and what made him even more incomprehensible was that there was a fourth mural behind it!

It stands to reason that after the "pale disaster", the god of death fell, and the original witch was severely injured, so what else can be drawn?

Looking around, there are only two figures on the entire wall, and the time seems to be before the "pale disaster"...

The one sitting on the throne is obviously the god of death, with a golden crown on his head, and a huge feathered snake with crazy eyes but a very docile expression under his feet.

Kneeling in front of the throne is the back of a man, who seems to be accepting orders... Below the man's right ear, there is a small invisible dot, which seems to be a mole.

Facing the god of death, the mole under the right ear...Mr. Azik...

Could it be that the owner of this tomb is Mr. Ards?

"Ah, my eyes!"

Robinson covered his eyes, screamed miserably, and lay down two tears of blood along the gap between his fingers.

"What's wrong with you?" Joyce asked with concern.

After a while, Robinson regained his strength, and then said in fear:

"Inspiration told me that there was something very important in this mural, so I turned on my spirit vision and took a look, but I almost lost my sight..."

Dare to see anything! It's really embarrassing for the monster path... Joyce slandered inwardly, watching the other party skillfully take out a bottle of potion and smear it on his eyes, and slowly calmed down.

Walking to the sarcophagus, there is a stone snake statue broken into several pieces, and the empty sarcophagus, could it be Mr. Azik lying there?

The son of the God of Death, the angel of Sequence Two "Death Consul", and also the backhand of the resurrection of the God of Death, unfortunately, he was cut off by the Goddess of the Night...

If it is really the tomb of Mr. Azik before his death, why are there murals left on the wall? Could it be that he carved it himself, but what is the meaning of that...

No, if it was inscribed by Mr. Ards... Then, every time he wakes up after death, he will not lose his original memory, but directly recognize his true identity...

Suddenly, Joyce widened his eyes and turned to look at the four murals.

Perhaps, this mausoleum is the place where Mr. Azik woke up for the first time after the fall of the god of death...

And these murals are just to let him understand his identity and mission.

Otherwise, what is the significance of the fourth mural?

Suddenly, a crazy idea appeared in Joyce's mind, this mural, could not have come from the hands of that god of death...

He looked at Robinson sharply and asked:

"You said you investigated this underground palace, but do you know who the owner of this tomb is?"

After using the healing potion, Robinson no longer felt uncomfortable and could barely open his eyes. He replied:

"I don't know, I only know that this is a Quaternary building, and it seems to be built by the natives of the Southern Continent who believe in the God of Death."

Listening to Jun's words is like listening to a word... Joyce, who didn't get any information, sighed silently, and he cared by the way:

"How are your eyes?"

Robinson blinked and said nonchalantly:

"It's okay, it's not the first time I've been hurt by seeing something I shouldn't have seen."

I have become a good doctor after a long illness...Be careful if you have high inspiration, one day you will suffer the consequences...Joyce sighed, this guy's luck may be used in treasure hunting, not only can he collect all kinds of Extraordinary materials, and a random expedition, unexpectedly found a building related to the god of death...

"It seems that the only harvest this time is these gold decorations. If you find a knowledgeable antique dealer, you might sell it at a high price." He comforted.

Robinson snorted coldly, obviously not satisfied with the harvest:

"Those gold decorations have an obvious worship of the god of death. How can nobles and businessmen believe in the god of death now? They can't be sold at a good price. It's better to melt and sell gold!"

Joyce was noncommittal about this, and finally checked the tomb hall in detail. If he found nothing else, he proposed to leave.

Walk out of the mine, and put on the sun again.

The cloak on Robinson's back also changed back to a gray color, unremarkable, he asked again unwillingly:

"You really don't know the meaning of those murals?"

Joyce smiled and said, "My inspiration is not as high as yours. I didn't see anything. I just read it as a story."

Then, he inadvertently expressed his guess: "However, I think the owner of the tomb may not be dead yet, and maybe he will come back here one day in the future."