Professor Ge always had a temper, and Zhou Nan saw his own dear teacher about to be angered by Bai Chuwei again, so he quickly interjected, "Bai might not know this, but archaeology isn’t what it used to be; we’re not without equipment when we open the tomb door."
Nobody knows what the underground tomb is like, and we can’t guarantee that there aren’t any toxic gases inside, so they are fully equipped and it shouldn’t be a problem.
Bai Chuwei silently observed their equipment. Googlᴇ search novel-fire.ɴet
With just this equipment, they dare to venture into this mausoleum, are they planning to offer their heads to the dog Emperor?
This is no ordinary Emperor’s mausoleum, this one was built by the dog Emperor in his quest for immortality, utilizing the full force of the Great Sheng Dynasty at that time, capturing thousands of sorcerers to set up an eternal life formation in the Underground Palace.
The mausoleum is much smaller than the typical Emperor’s tomb, but the status inside... is very high.
These experts are the pillars of China’s archaeological community, and she really didn’t want this bunch of kids to end up entombed with the dog Emperor.
After a moment’s reflection, Bai Chuwei took out a small glass bottle from her pocket and distributed one of the pills she had made overnight to each person.
What is this stuff? Health supplements?
"I hope you don’t get poisoned when you go down," said Bai Chuwei, succinctly.
Professor Ge’s expression eased a bit, the young girl still cared about their safety, but she could be more tactful.
Professor Ge looked at the milk-white pill the size of a pea in his palm, somewhat helplessly saying, "Bai, we’re studying archaeology, not medicine."
Can one pill do anything? Could it be stronger than a gas mask?
Who knows what the pill contains, and if eating it could cause trouble?
She would have been better off giving each of them a peace charm.
With so many eyes on him, Professor Ge couldn’t just throw it away and cause Bai Chuwei to lose face, so he just slipped it into his pocket.
Just... let’s just treat this as a peace charm from Bai Chuwei.
Xu Xingchen silently looked at the pill in his palm. He didn’t say a word but didn’t put it away in his bag like the others. Instead, he wrapped it in a piece of tissue paper and clenched it tightly in his hand.
Bai Chuwei was a detestable enchantress... but Xu Xingchen had to admit, Bai Chuwei spoke the truth.
Bai Chuwei, somewhat speechlessly, watched this group and frowned, "Let’s go down with you guys."
"Hey, hey, no need!" Hearing this, Professor Ge’s eyelid twitched rapidly and he quickly raised his hand to stop her, "You... just follow them. Oh, and when Professor Sun wakes up, you guys from Imperial University will help sort the unearthed artifacts today."
Professor Ge was truly scared of Bai Chuwei, the intern.
Her archaeological skills didn’t matter to him; he just feared that if she went with them, she would start saying something off-putting and would make him so angry he might have a heart attack on the spot.
Professor Ge decisively assigned the intern Bai Chuwei a task: to sort out the unearthed artifacts.
A tomb passage has just been opened, and some not so particularly important artifacts have been found, enough to keep them busy for a while.
Fine, whatever you want.
After all, with the old ancestors above ground, I guarantee you won’t die.
The CCTV crew, specifically there to make a documentary about archaeology, stood right next to Bai Chuwei, aiming their cameras at the tomb door, watching them get equipped and ready to open the tomb door with the help of equipment like cranes!
Bai Chuwei stood with her hands behind her back on top of the hillock, her eyes lightly shimmering.
After being sealed for over a thousand years, the dog Emperor’s tomb is revealed to the daylight once again.