Ghost soldiers? What are those? Wu Xie was very confused and wanted to ask Fatty, but Fatty covered Wu Xie's mouth and made a gesture that he absolutely shouldn't speak.

Panzi deftly turned off the flashlight, sweat beading on his forehead. He was a seasoned veteran, but this was the first time he had ever witnessed such a scene, one that only existed in legends. He was quite frightened.

Shunzi was just as confused as Wu Xie.

The man with the taut breathed rapidly, and judging from his movements, he seemed to want to crawl out and blend into the ranks of the ghost soldiers.

"Don't rush." ​​Cao Ya's voice came, and Zhang Qiling pursed his lips, suppressing his impulse.

Everyone hid behind a large rock.

Cao Ya's gaze searched, trying to discern the form in which these ghostly soldiers existed.

The world of "The Grave Robbers' Chronicles" doesn't feature many powerful supernatural forces, but it's not a completely demon-free world either.

This can be seen from the existence of things like meteorites, ultimate artifacts, and ghost soldiers.

The procession moved at a leisurely pace, and the shadows of the banners carried by the ghostly soldiers could even be seen ahead. The procession consisted of four people in a row, and their movements were extremely orderly. Soon, they came from the end of the distant rift valley and stood before the crowd. In the hazy blue mist, the people became clearer and clearer.

Cao Ya was alright; he had excellent eyesight and keen senses, and had long since spotted these ghostly soldiers and witnessed their appearance. Because of his powerful strength, he did not panic, but only frowned slightly.

Wu Xie, Fatty, Pan Zi, and Shun Zi are different.

As they watched, they couldn't help but feel a chill run down their spines.

The people at the front of the procession were wearing tattered armor from the Shang Dynasty and carrying flagpoles. Behind them were others carrying horns. Despite their heavy loads, they walked as if floating, making no sound, and moving at an extremely fast speed.

Looking at their faces again, the group felt a chill. They all had unusually long faces, with heads twice the length of an average person's. All of them were expressionless and extremely pale.

Everyone held their breath, feeling uncomfortable but not daring to breathe too loudly.

Aside from Cao Ya, Zhang Qiling was the only one in good condition. He gazed at the group of ghost soldiers with deep eyes, as if he had remembered something.

The procession passed by everyone like ghosts, seemingly unaware of them, and headed straight for the massive bronze gate.

Then, the group walked directly into the gap of the bronze gate. All the soldiers were exactly the same, as if they were made of paper.

Soon the entire troop of ghostly soldiers entered the giant bronze gate. The ground trembled violently, and the massive gate instantly closed shut, forming a single, unified structure.

Even after all the ghostly soldiers disappeared and entered the bronze gate, no one dared to speak, seemingly still immersed in the magical and mysterious scene they had just witnessed.

"What was that just now? Ghost soldiers borrowing a path? Do ghosts and monsters really exist in this world?" Wu Xie sat down on the ground, a feeling of powerlessness instantly made him dizzy, and deep in his heart, a sense of insignificance arose spontaneously.

At this moment, he regretted joining his third uncle's team and going to the Seven Star Lu Palace.

The truth of this world was too shocking for him to accept for a while.

The others were also somewhat disoriented, looking surprised and stunned.

The ghost army borrowing a path is a story that everyone has heard in ghost stories passed down from elders, but actually seeing it with your own eyes is a completely different experience.

At this moment, the light blue mist around them gradually dissipated, and the group turned their flashlights back on, illuminating the surrounding area.

“That creature… heh, it is indeed quite strange.” Cao Ya stroked his chin, his expression thoughtful.

Unlike others, he was more likely to discover the true nature of the ghost soldiers.

It is probably an anomaly that exists only in special regions, and it cannot even be considered a living being. It exists by relying on strange objects in the world.

This is quite normal. In the world of "The Grave Robbers' Chronicles," which anomaly isn't caused by strange objects?

He clapped his hands, waking everyone, and said calmly:

"Don't even think about it. They're just a bunch of ghost soldiers. What's there to be afraid of? If you want to enter the Bronze Gate, follow me."

After saying that, he walked straight out and arrived at the giant bronze gate. He briefly adjusted his breathing, gathered his power, and suddenly golden light flashed on his fist.

"Holy crap!" Everyone was startled, not because of the golden light. Having witnessed so many amazing scenes, they were no longer surprised.

The main problem was that Cao Ya really shattered that giant bronze gate, sending fragments flying. They were so close together, they probably died on the spot.

He hurriedly ran away in a flurry, standing a hundred meters away to watch from afar.

Actually, it's not very clear from that position anymore, because it's difficult for a flashlight beam to reach that far.

Boom!!!

With a loud bang, a dazzling golden light illuminated the entire rift valley, revealing every detail.

Everyone felt dizzy and even experienced temporary hearing loss.

Not to mention them, even the teams in the Heavenly Palace on the Clouds, A Ning's horse team, and Chen Pi Asi and his men, all heard the commotion coming from the giant bronze gate, and felt the shaking and tremors under their feet, as if an earthquake had struck, making them unsteady on their feet.

Everyone was stunned. What happened? Was it an earthquake?

Cao Ya withdrew his fist, looked at the broken bronze door, and smiled.

He used considerable force to smash the door in one blow.

As expected, it lived up to his expectations and shattered the bronze gate with a single move.

Come to think of it, no matter how magical this place or this bronze door may be, it's only from the perspective of ordinary people. To cultivators, it's really just that.

Let alone the world of "Peerless Supreme", even in the worlds of "Global Martial Arts", "Naruto", and "Mysterious Resurgence", there are plenty of more amazing things to find.

"I'm leaving." Cao Ya transmitted his voice. Although they were a hundred meters apart, everyone felt as if he was speaking softly in their ears, and every word was heard very clearly.

A group of people, used to Cao Ya's unusual behavior, even ran over to her.

Looking at the massive bronze gate, mostly broken except for some remaining edges, everyone gasped in amazement once again.

And you still say you're not a cultivator?

A special light shone in Zhang Qiling's eyes. He remembered something. He had originally wanted to do it himself, but now it seemed that his predicament was simply due to his lack of strength.

You must learn the "Golden Bell Cover" technique... or some other "Indestructible Vajra Divine Skill".

Cao Ya led the way, and the group entered through the bronze door.

A thin layer of blue mist permeated the air, obstructing the view. The flashlight beam could only illuminate seven or eight meters at most; beyond that, nothing could be seen, swallowed up by the mist.

Cao Ya's eyes gleamed with golden light, allowing him to see quite far.

This is a relatively large cave with smooth stone walls and some murals carved on them. Deep inside the cave, there is a huge rock riddled with pits.

No, that's not a boulder, it's a meteorite!

The Yin soldiers who entered the bronze gate first all disappeared, as if they had merged into the mist or entered the meteorite.

Cao Ya even sensed a very faint life fluctuation within the meteorite jade, and as they entered, that life fluctuation increased rapidly.