Excuse me, where is the road?

  Excuse me, where is the road?

  After listening to my brief explanation, the coffin also understood the twists and turns in it, which might be a very long story. After resting, we started studying the method of leaving. The roads we walked from head to toe were all natural channels formed after the earthquake, and when the three of us dived into the water, we were pulled down by a huge suction force, so it was impossible to go back from the outlet that had just fallen. However, since there is someone who has left an exit here, it means that there should be a way out, which may have been covered by the earthquake.

  That glasses is Mokumon, he is good at dividing gold and determining holes, should be less detour than us and directly come to this tomb, otherwise everything in the tower will not be preserved so intact. With his personality of taking treasure whenever he meets it, Pengpeng's dagger and that cassock would not have fallen into his own hands. He can get in, there must be a way out, this is several hundred meters deep underground, unless he digs holes to come down, or he finds the gap going up due to earthquake, slightly processed can hold body.

  Then the three of us looked up at the same time, hoping to see the opening that led down, and we would have a glimmer of hope for getting out. At this point, we were in a state of utter disarray, not at all like our confident and spirited selves when we first entered the tomb. Our clothes were soaked through, our things were scattered all over the place, the batteries in my bag had been ruined by the water and couldn't be used again, and my trusty Japanese dagger had been buried underground. The only useful items left were the dagger that Pengpeng had picked up and the rope from my backpack. If it hadn't been for that strange encounter I had with the coffin, which had turned a dangerous situation into a safe one, these three inexperienced young people (except for Coffin, who had some experience) would have gotten themselves into even more trouble.

  Heaven has eyes, and I found a place with a different color. However, considering my body shape, it should be very hard to get in. Pengpeng climbed onto the horse's back, just reaching the top, he took out his dagger and stabbed, whoosh, two kilograms of soil fell down, almost burying Pengpeng. I walked over to take a look, thinking that this shouldn't be right, since the hole was already dug, why block it again? Can't we just go straight through? Before I could figure it out, Pengpeng shook off the dirt on his body and crawled into the hole, cursing as he went:

  "This is great, I just took a bath and my clothes are still wet, now I'm covered in dirt again. In a bit, I'll become a mud person. Standing with these big stones, you won't be able to recognize me. Hey, someone come push me a bit, it's slippery up there and I can't get a grip."

  I rushed over and suddenly felt a sharp pain in my foot, and I sat down on the ground. I didn't know when a bamboo skewer had been inserted into my shoe sole, which was pierced through. I slowly pulled it out, fortunately without hurting my skin. As I rummaged through the soil in front of me, more than a dozen bamboo skewers appeared before my eyes after a while. I understood that he had used these things to weave together one by one, forming a circular cover, which was exactly the size of the hole's area. After he went up, he put this thing on top and covered it with soil from both sides, trying to hide the hole. Did he already anticipate that someone would come here decades later? And didn't want us to escape? If not for my eyes that responded to the magnetic field, his mechanism was indeed cleverly hidden.

  The coffin also came over to ask if I was okay, I waved my hand and pointed at PongPong. At this time, he was hanging in the air, unable to go up or down, looking very comical. The two of us quickly grabbed his feet and pushed him up.

  "This is a passageway, and it's quite spacious too." Pengpeng has already been able to turn around and stick his head out to tell us.

  Maybe it's just wide enough for the coffin to cover up this hole, but whether the road behind will be easy to walk is hard to say. The coffin asked me to go first, but through the lessons of the past few times, I insisted that the coffin should go first, because I couldn't let him disappear again. Unable to argue with me, the coffin could only climb up with a bitter smile. As I lifted it up, I heard a clear sound of rushing water from the other side of the door, accompanied by loud wails.

  "Coffin, are you sure you didn't kill it just now?"

  "No, I just cut off its legs, didn't think it could still follow me."

  "I know this cave entrance is for defense against whom, hurry up."

  I accelerated the coffin's movement, and Pengpeng was pulling on top of it. He was originally slender and easily passed through. The sound of water was getting louder and my heart was racing. I thought to myself that the hole was so small, this big guy shouldn't be able to pass through, and I still had time. I quickly reached into the hole and found that both sides were indeed as Pengpeng said, smooth and slippery. Adding to my anxiety, I hadn't grabbed hold firmly before I pulled myself up, and the soil on both sides collapsed with a loud noise as I fell down. Pengpeng and the coffin were shouting loudly above me, and I also heard the sound of the monster crashing into the wall. Ignoring the pain, I continued to climb onto the horse's back. The coffin had already put down its backpack straps, and this partner that had saved our lives many times before once again demonstrated its power. My earlier fall had widened the hole, but with my waist circumference of three feet, I was still stuck in the middle. Pengpeng and the coffin were pulling me desperately, and their feet were occasionally kicking at the soil beside me. It wasn't until then that I realized how terrifying being fat could be.

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