Junior sister took first place again

Chapter 240 Military Token Appears

Ning Jiasheng was like a lamb to be slaughtered, carried on the shoulders of Ji Tang's men and led step by step deeper into the imperial mausoleum.

The traps along the way seemed to be non-existent to them and they passed through them easily.

This was enough for Ning Jiasheng to understand that Ji Tang and others had already come to the imperial mausoleum and revealed the news of the military order in order to lure him into a trap.

Judging from Ji Tang's appearance, the military token may indeed be in this imperial tomb.

Otherwise, there would be no need for her to go through so much trouble in here.

As for the reason why Ji Tang insisted on bringing her into the imperial mausoleum, Ning Jiasheng could not think of any other reason except that her identity as a princess in this body still had some value to her.

If there really are some mysterious things in this tomb that cannot be explained by science, then I may still have a chance of survival.

Ning Jiasheng, who had experienced time travel and cultivation, pondered in his heart.

She was carried left and right, feeling dizzy, but still trying to remember all the routes she had taken.

Ji Tang didn't think the delicate princess had the ability to escape, so he didn't knock Ning Jiasheng unconscious.

The reason I tied her up was simply because I was afraid she wouldn't cooperate on the way and would waste time, that's all.

Ji Tang was quite satisfied with Ning Zhao's obedience.

Because if the princess dared to scream on the road, Ji Tang would physically shut her up.

Ji Tang occasionally glanced at her, only to see that her face was as pale as paper, like a ghost, and he looked down on her in his heart.

If this was the real Princess Zhaohua, there would be nothing wrong with Ji Tang's actions.

It’s a pity that this princess is no longer the same princess.

Ning Jiasheng estimated that more than two hours had passed, and before he was about to faint, the group finally arrived at their destination.

At the entrance of the central coffin chamber is a solemn and dignified space. The huge stone door is carved with delicate patterns. They are reliefs depicting the battle scenes of the Chu kings of all dynasties. Every stroke reveals the vicissitudes of history and the majesty of royal power.

Right above the stone gate hangs a huge plaque with the three big characters "Tomb of the King of Chu" written in gold lacquer. The characters are vigorous and powerful, showing the dignity and glory of the King of Chu.

Below the plaque are neat rows of torches, the flickering flames illuminating the entire entrance, while also reflecting the murals on the surrounding stone walls. The murals depict the great achievements of successive kings of Chu during their lifetime, as well as various auspicious clouds, mythical beasts and other patterns, which are lifelike.

On both sides of the door, there are two towering stone lions, their eyes flashing with green light, like living creatures, loyally guarding the door leading to the coffin chamber.

Ancient runes are engraved on the base of the stone lion. These runes seem to be flashing with faint light, and seem to contain some kind of mysterious power.

The stone door of the coffin chamber was tightly closed, and two huge copper rings were inlaid on the door. Lifelike dragon patterns were carved on the copper rings. The dragon's body was winding and circling, with its heads facing each other, as if it would take off into the air at the next moment.

The entire entrance to the central coffin chamber is filled with a solemn and mysterious atmosphere, and every detail demonstrates the extraordinary skills of the ancient craftsmen and their supreme respect for the King of Chu.

Ji Tang raised her hand to signal her subordinates to stop. She moved closer to take a closer look. After a moment, she waved to the people carrying Ning Jiasheng to come over.

Ji Tang pushed Ning Jiasheng to the stone gate, pulled out a sharp dagger from his waist, and mercilessly pressed one of her hands on the copper ring, saying coldly: "Your Highness, I'm sorry for the offense."

As she spoke, a cold light flashed in her hand, and without the slightest hesitation, the blade instantly cut through Ning Jiasheng's skin. Blood immediately gushed out like a fountain, instantly dyeing the dragon body on the copper ring red.

Ning Jiasheng felt a piercing pain in her wrist. She clenched her teeth and forced herself not to make a sound.

At this moment, she must stay sober and calm, because it is related to whether she can save herself.

Blood slowly flowed down the dragon's body on the copper ring, the ancient runes on the base of the stone lion began to emit a faint light, and the entire entrance of the central coffin chamber was shrouded in a mysterious light.

Ji Tang watched this change with confidence, pressing Ning Jiasheng's wrist firmly against the copper ring.

As the blood continued to flow, the stone door made a dull roar and finally slowly opened to both sides.

A powerful force gushed out from the interior of the mausoleum, accompanied by an ancient breath and an indescribable pressure.

Ji Tang raised his hand to block it, and when the door returned to calm, he smiled triumphantly.

She lightly pressed the acupoints, temporarily slowing down the bleeding from Ning Jiasheng's wound, and continued to pull her, leading everyone inside.

After entering the coffin chamber, everyone discovered that it was a huge bedroom surrounded by countless precious burial objects.

A transparent crystal coffin was placed in the center of the room, and in the coffin lay a handsome middle-aged man in gorgeous clothes. His face looked peaceful, as if he was just sleeping in a beautiful dream.

Ji Tang ordered everyone to search carefully for the whereabouts of the military token, while he dragged Ning Jiasheng to the side of the coffin.

She stared for a while, then pushed hard with both hands, but the coffin lid was as steady as a rock and did not move at all.

She snorted coldly, pulled Ning Jiasheng over again, squeezed her arm hard, and a large amount of blood immediately spurted out of her wrist like a fountain.

Suddenly, a powerful force erupted from the crystal coffin, directly blowing the coffin lid off.

Then a ray of light as dazzling as the sun flashed by, and Ji Tang dodged to the side.

When he looked back, he saw a mysterious metal object with an irregular shape quietly placed beside the body of the King of Chu.

At this moment, the metal was emitting a soft white light like moonlight.

Although this piece of metal did not look much like the legendary military talisman, Ji Tang did not hesitate at all.

Her eyes flashed with irrepressible excitement, and she reached out her hand as fast as lightning and grabbed the thing.

Before she could take a closer look, a force suddenly burst out from the metal without any warning, violently shaking Ji Tang back.

At the same time, it burst out with dazzling light again and slowly floated into the air, as if looking for its real owner.

Seeing this, Ji Tang's eyes flashed with a fierce look. She rushed towards the glowing metal angrily, trying to grab it by force.

However, her actions were like adding fuel to the fire, completely enraging the thing.

In an instant, an invisible strong wave swept over with the force of a tidal wave.

Ji Tang and his men were stunned to the ground, and the thick ropes that originally bound Ning Jiasheng broke in an instant.

Then, the piece of metal began to slowly float towards Ning Jiasheng, and finally hovered next to Ning Jiasheng's bleeding wrist.