"I'm sorry, Yaya didn't mean to go into your sleeping place to check, it's just that those people who did the bad things can't wake up now, Yaya wants to find out the reason."

The little kid was muttering as he burned incense at the ancient tomb.

Hearing this, Ying Wugui, who was wearing sunglasses, slightly curved his lips and stretched out his slender hand with cold white skin: "Give me three incense sticks too, and I will burn incense for him too."

Yaya gave it directly.

The monks over there also came over and politely asked Yaya to share the incense.

Lu Xingbai also joined the queue to burn incense.

Seeing that everyone was burning incense, the Taoist priests said sourly: "When you went down with us before, you didn't burn incense either. Why are you doing this on purpose now?"

"That's right, there's no need."

They said it was unnecessary and Yaya didn't pay any attention to them. After lighting the incense, she just frowned as she looked at the direction where the smoke was drifting.

The incense sticks lit by others drifted away in the wind, but the three sticks she lit flew crookedly to the other side.

"Okay, let's go down and take a look~"

Yaya no longer paid attention to the cigarette flying away and went down the cave.

Everyone else followed Yaya.

Then they saw the little kid sticking to the mud wall, touching it with his hands, and squatting down from time to time to touch the mud on the ground. It didn't look like he was here to seriously look for the reason why the entire building of the ancient tomb disappeared, but more like he was here to play with the mud.

The Taoists were stunned by the hidden tricks in Yaya's sleeves and didn't say anything sarcastic on the way.

When they arrived at the cemetery, they found that Yaya had her hands covered in dirt, and finally they couldn't help but speak again.

"Even if you know the secrets of the universe, what can you do? If you enter an ancient tomb and don't know how to check the Feng Shui environment, and just feel the mud, how can you find out the real reason why the ancient tomb disappeared?"

"Well, I'd better ask my master to come down the mountain. There are 15 lives left in the archaeological team."

"Look at what you said. If our master was willing to come down the mountain, we wouldn't be here playing with a child."

Although the entire cemetery is empty, the structure of the cemetery is still very clear.

After walking through the tomb passage, there are side chambers on the left and right, and then the main chamber where the coffin is stored. The main chamber is the largest, and because the coffin is placed in the middle, you can clearly see the rectangular shape of the coffin on the mud floor.

It's not that the coffin was placed on the mud when the ancient tomb was opened, but because the stones used to build the tomb disappeared, and the place where the coffin was placed had traces of stone foundation for stability.

Yaya stood where the coffin was, squatted and touched the soil on the ground, then looked up.

The entire cemetery is more than 6 meters high, and there are some solar-powered lights inside. Under the mottled light and shadow, Yaya's 80cm small body tilted her head back, with half of her body covered by the shadow, giving the adults present the illusion that the little baby was about to be eaten by the shadow.

"Lu Xingbai, can you turn off the lights?" Yaya suddenly asked.

"Sure." Lu Xingbai contacted the police who were now camped next to the ancient tomb.

Soon, all the lights in the ancient tomb were turned off.

In the pitch-darkness, Yaya looked up again, and when she closed her eyes, a talisman paper appeared in her little hand.

The word "water" is written on the talisman.

Soon, a stream of water emerged from the talisman paper and flew towards the cemetery.

Without the light, some monks chanted in low voices, and the Taoists frowned, not knowing what Yaya was up to. Others, such as the monk who spoke for Yaya, Lu Xingbai, and Ying Wugui, all stared at Yaya.

Even in the dark, they could see what Yaya was doing.

After the water flowed up from the talisman paper, it did not fall down like a fountain as usual. It seemed to be pulled by something, sticking to the soil above the cemetery and spreading out.

Then, the water suddenly glowed.

Yaya retracted the water flow and opened her eyes again. Sure enough, she saw that the square where the coffin was placed was covered by light spots.

If it was night, moonlight would definitely shine through these gaps onto the coffin.

Those who originally couldn't see what Yaya was doing could now see clearly that the light spot was clearly the spiritual power emitted by Yaya.

"Isn't this the Seven Star Formation?"

"No, this Seven Star Formation is reversed."

The Seven Star Formation was originally used to suppress evil spirits, but that was only effective when placed in the correct position. At this moment, the Seven Star Formation formed by Yaya's spiritual power projected light spots on the ground, and the position of each light spot was wrong, just opposite to the correct formation.

The formation has been reversed, so how can the functions not be reversed as well?

If there were such holes on the coffins originally placed here, then every night when the moonlight poured into the cemetery, the corpse in the coffin would absorb the essence of the moonlight.

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"It was indeed the corpse in the coffin that caused the entire ancient tomb to disappear." The Taoists discussed excitedly, "So it seems that it must be a zombie."

The corpse absorbed the essence, so what else could it be but a zombie? One of the Taoist priests said excitedly: "Since it is confirmed to be a zombie, then we can use the blood of living creatures to attract the zombie at night, and then we can gather all our strength to trap it, and then we should be able to find out where it took the souls of the archaeological team members."

"I think so too."

"That's a good idea."

The Taoists were still excited.

Yaya said, "Who said there must be a zombie in the coffin?"

"If that's not a zombie, what else could it be? Do you have any other guesses, little Taoist priest?" The Taoist priest with the darkest beard stared at Yaya and asked.

Yaya stretched out her dirty hands: "Look at the mud, you should be able to see the answer."

"What answer can you get from looking at the mud?" The Taoists were speechless.

However, the monk, upon hearing Yaya say that the answer could be found in the mud, squatted down and touched some.

When I touched it, I actually felt something different.

There are some long, thin, broken strips in the soil.

Lu Xingbai also wanted to see what was in the mud, so he asked Yaya if he could turn on the light.

Yaya nodded: "It's OK to open now."

The lights in the cemetery were turned on again, and Lu Xingbai squatted down to dig the mud. Soon, he held some dead plant roots and asked Yaya: "Little Master, could the answer be these soil roots?"

The death of a plant's rhizomes can be seen from the degree of their flattening.

These roots were everywhere in the mud, but they still contained moisture. Of course, this was due to the darkness of the cemetery, but it also meant that they were separated from their bodies within this week.

And just a week ago, the archaeological team successfully dug up the ancient tomb, cracked the mechanism inside and prepared to start studying the entire cemetery.

Yaya heard Lu Xingzhou talking about the problem in the soil and nodded: "Yes, it's these roots. In addition to the roots, there are other things, which can be seen by looking at the soil."

(End of this chapter)