The coffins in the stone chamber had been discovered by Luo Mu the moment he came in, but Luo Mu was extremely curious—why were so many talismans pasted over them? The mysterious light on the talismans flickered bright and dim; one look was enough to know they were worth a fortune, no ordinary items.
What exactly was inside these coffins? Why were so many coffins left here? Were they truly the corpses of ordinary people? Luo Mu clearly did not believe it.
Though he was somewhat curious, Luo Mu was not so bold as to directly tear off those talismans. Even a fool knew that if the things inside the coffins had been sealed away with such solemn care, then it certainly was not simple. If he rashly removed the talismans, he might bring down a great disaster; losing his life because of it was not impossible.
People always felt a kind of fear toward the unknown, and Luo Mu was no exception. Luo Mu, who especially cherished his little life, had always refused to do anything he was not confident about.
He did not dare take down the talismans on the coffins, but that did not mean Luo Mu had no curiosity left in his heart. Facing the nearest coffin before him, Luo Mu used his divine sense to examine it, but the result left him incomparably depressed.
The instant Luo Mu's divine sense touched the coffin, it was bounced back by a powerful restriction, unable to enter even the slightest bit. This made Luo Mu's expression change drastically. He had encountered a similar situation before on the Jade Pendant he had obtained in the shop.
Luo Mu's face turned grave. The origins of these coffins before him were absolutely not simple. Secretly committing the talismans on the coffins