"What is that?"
A look of surprise appeared on Tian Bo's face.
Hanzi and the other two, who had been thinking about opening the coffin, instinctively turned their gazes toward where he was looking.
Only then did they notice that the surrounding walls were engraved with murals that had long since lost their color.
They had not paid them much attention before, but their leader's explanation piqued their curiosity.
"The paintings on these walls should depict the life of the tomb's owner."
A glint flashed through Tian Bo's eyes as he explained.
As soon as he said that, the others grew curious as well.
Who was the owner of this tomb?
With so many burial goods here, was he a noble or a member of the royal family? And why had he died?
In an instant, beams of light shone onto the surrounding walls.
They found the first mural and began examining it slowly.
The first depicted the tomb owner's birth, the second his marriage, and the third showed him attending court.
The tomb owner stood near the front beneath the great hall, while a tall man stood at the very top.
By this point, Tian Bo and the other three had an epiphany and worked out some details.
"The tomb owner was indeed either rich or noble. I didn't expect him to be an official too," Tian Bo remarked.
As he spoke, he gave the man at the top of the mural several more looks.
Which emperor was this?
Then, the four of them shifted their attention to the fourth mural.
In it, the tomb owner appeared in a procession, seemingly heading somewhere.
Next, they looked at the fifth one.
The four had been looking casually, but when they saw the fifth mural, their eyes widened to the limit.