The entrance of this cave is semicircular, but the inside is not of this shape. However, Yang Jing can also tell that this cave is a naturally formed cave.

Some small fish were attracted by the light and gathered in front of Yang Jing. It was obvious that there were already many "natives" in this cave.

Unlike the cave where Wu Zetian's mausoleum was discovered before, the entrance to Wu Zetian's mausoleum is slanted upwards. Due to the existence of air pressure, the water from the Xiaolangdi Reservoir did not flow into Wu Zetian's mausoleum.

But this cave is not like that. This cave is parallel to the outside, and the further you go in, the deeper it goes. When the reservoir was filled with water, it would have been filled with water.

The cave extended forward for about four meters and then turned a corner. After turning the corner, the cave began to go downwards.

The cave was full of water, but fortunately it was spacious enough for Yang Jing to swim in it without much effort. However, the cave was winding and after swimming for a while, even Yang Jing couldn't tell the directions.

However, the further he swam, the denser the precious light in front became. After Yang Jing had swam for more than forty meters and the depth had dropped by seven or eight meters, the front suddenly became clear, and a huge hole of about three or four hundred square meters appeared in front of Yang Jing.

The spotlight above Yang Jing's head could only illuminate about twenty meters underwater. At this time, he was floating in the water, and could only vaguely see the rock wall opposite with the help of the light from the spotlight above his head.

Below him, a downward slope led directly to the bottom of the huge hole, and when Yang Jing shone the light downwards, the golden light almost dazzled his eyes.

At the bottom of this huge hole, there was a thick layer of gold bricks scattered densely!

Without lights, no one can see the gold that has been in the water for at least sixty years without any change. But once the lights are on, the gold that has been silent for at least sixty years will still emit a fascinating golden light!

Yang Jing claimed that he was a knowledgeable man, and the gold he had handled was more than 300 tons. But when he saw the ground full of gold, he still couldn't help feeling dizzy!

How much gold is this! Compared with the gold I handled before, the amount of gold here is not even a little bit less!

"Could it be that the 1,100 tons of gold of Nicholas II were really hidden here by Kolchak's people? Otherwise, there is no way to explain why there is so much gold here! Moreover, these gold bricks are of different sizes and shapes. Obviously, these gold bricks are definitely not from the same period!" Yang Jing's mind raced, and he quickly connected this huge amount of gold with the batch of gold smuggled out by Nicholas II.

There is no way, so much gold suddenly appeared in such a desolate mountain, this is obviously a batch of hidden gold. And such a large amount of gold is definitely not something that ordinary people can hide here. The Soviets can't hide so much gold in such a place, and the Russians can't leave such a batch of gold alone. Then the only possibility is that this batch of gold is the batch of gold that Nicholas II smuggled out!

"It seems that my analysis was correct. When Nicholas II saw that the situation was not right, he secretly transported the gold from the St. Petersburg treasury. Who did he send it to? Of course, it was to his most loyal general, General Kolchak, who had a large army. Nicholas II probably hoped that Kolchak could turn the tables for the Romanov dynasty. However, Kolchak was not doing well under the strong attack of the Red Army, especially when the Red Army attacked Omsk with a devastating force. Under such circumstances, Kolchak wanted to transport the gold to East Siberia further east, but because the train capacity was insufficient, Kolchak could only take away part of the gold. Kolchak naturally would not leave the rest of the gold to the Bolshevik Party, so he arranged for someone to hide the gold secretly."

"According to previous analysis, this batch of gold was most likely transported to the upper reaches of the Irtysh River by Kolchak using a gunboat. Now it seems that this analysis is indeed correct. This huge amount of gold in front of us should have been secretly hidden here by Kolchak's troops back then."