The silver carp collided with a purple-black demon rat in the air. Closely after that, the demon rat failed to leave any wound on Zhang Tie's neck. When it was about 2 m away from Zhang Tie's neck, it had been cut open by the silver carp, causing a bloody mist and falling onto the ground.
Zhang Tie had not imagined that he could kill the head of those demon rats first. This demon rat moved too fast. The moment it found Zhang Tie, it had started to attack Zhang Tie without demur. Therefore, it was killed by Zhang Tie's sword.
Although demon rats had some intelligence, they might not understand how that guy who was chased by them and forced to jump into the water over 30 hours ago could suddenly become so powerful even at the moment of death.
Of course, Zhang Tie didn't need to explain anything to these demon rats; instead, he just waved his golden carp and silver carp swords rapidly.
Being driven by Iron-blood battle Qi, the blades of the golden carp and the silver carp had been fully extended. The sword light directly reached 6 m away. The sword light was like water. A golden carp and a silver carp were swimming cheerfully in the water. However, wherever they swam, they would cause a lot of bloody ripples.
The death of the head of the demon rats drove the rest demon rats completely crazy. They started to attack Zhang Tie crazily. However, Zhang Tie at this moment could never be matched by that severely wounded Zhang Tie two days ago. The golden carp and the silver carp swimming in the crowd of demon rats had become an insurmountable chasm for all the demon rats.
The sword light of the double-carp swords could reach 6 m away. Besides that demon rat at the beginning, none of the other demon rats could reach 2 m away from Zhang Tie.
If someone who didn't know battle skills watched Zhang Tie fighting those demon rats from afar, he would definitely be amazed. Because Zhang Tie was completely like a magician releasing magic spells in the water. As long as he waved his hand, he would constantly summon golden or silver carp and have them rush into the crowd of demon rats one after another, arousing a bloody storm.
After getting the double-carp swords from Heavens Cold City, Zhang Tie could already cooperate with each other smoothly, one for attack and the other for defense.
As Zhang Tie rarely used this double-handed weapon which was much more difficult to control than common weapons, he could only coordinate them with each other. It was a bit more powerful than using one double-handed sword with each hand; however, it was far from perfect. In the eyes of powerhouses, Zhang Tie might have some problems in the connection and coordination of this set of double-handed swords; however, it was more than enough for Zhang Tie to deal with a group of demon rats by waving double-handed swords.
In less than 10 minutes, when the head of the last demonic rat was cut open by Double-Carp Swords, the entire mountain cave recovered its tranquility.
The Devil Rats were lying on the ground, their blood flowing everywhere. Zhang Tie didn't sympathize with these guys who wanted to eat him at the sight of him at all; instead, he let out a sigh of relief inside.
Releasing his Iron-blood Battle Qi, Zhang Tie's double-carp swords shrank from 6 m to 1 m, looking like common long swords. The thin and smooth swords slightly quivered in the air. Zhang Tie found that the two swords were still as good as before.
'Good swords! '
Zhang Tie exclaimed inside, 'This set of double-carp swords is even better than that of the Red Serpent Sword. The more I use it, the more I like it.'
Because demon rats could not mix with other animals; additionally, it seemed that nobody was here. Therefore, Zhang Tie fastened the double-carp swords back to his waistband.
"Castle Lord, the meat quality of those demon rats is not bad. Their fur is also useful. If you take them into Castle of Black Iron, they might be useful in the future!"
Heller's voice sounded in Zhang Tie's mind sea. Zhang Tie glanced at the ground, "Each of them weighs 10-20 kg. As those in the pond are too disgusting, it's a bit pitiful to throw them away. Now that they're useful and nobody sees them, I will put them away."
Zhang Tie picked up all the demon rats and directly threw them into the underground ice cave of Castle of Black Iron. These hundreds of demon rats weighed about 5-6,000 kg including their skins and bones. Agan, Aziz and Hermione would deal with them.
According to the previous plan, Zhang Tie would leave this mountain cave after killing these demon rats and letting the small tree grow the remaining demon rat seven-strength fruits. However, now that he knew that someone might have lived in this mountain cave before, Zhang Tie was driven by his great curiosity to continue to walk inside the mountain cave.
Someone indeed lived in the mountain cave. After walking for a short while, Zhang Tie had seen some artificial stone rooms. The walls of the stone rooms were hung with 10,000-year fluorite lamps, which were giving out gloomy green luster. Zhang Tie even found some simple daily necessities in some stone rooms, which were either covered with dust or completely decayed. They were all bottles and jars. Zhang Tie was not interested in them at all. Therefore, he only threw a glance at them before leaving.
This mountain cave was not deep. After walking for less than 70-80 m, Zhang Tie had arrived at the bottom of the mountain cave. At the bottom of the mountain cave, Zhang Tie saw a winding staircase which extended towards the top of the mountain cave like a conch shell. Zhang Tie then walked upstairs along the staircase.
The top of the staircase was also a huge space. The moment Zhang Tie came to the top of the staircase, he had seen a house which was being excavated. Stalactites were dripping out of the hole. After finding nothing, Zhang Tie turned around and walked out of the door.
After leaving the stone chamber, Zhang Tie circled around outside the stone chamber; however, he didn't find anything. Therefore, he decided to leave. However, for some reason, when he wanted to leave, he suddenly felt a bit empty as if he had lost something.
The further he went down, the more intense this feeling became. When he was halfway down the stairs, Zhang Tie suddenly stopped as a detail of the scene that he had just seen flashed across his mind. That detail flashed across Zhang Tie's mind like a lightning bolt.
Zhang Tie turned around and rushed upwards like the wind. He came to that stone room and walked to the front of that skeleton. He then started to seriously observe that hand with a hole in it.
Before death, the two hands of the skeleton were lying flat under its lower abdomen, looking very peaceful. At the first glance, there was nothing special about them. However, Zhang Tie's eyes were fixed on the left hand of the skeleton. It was nothing strange that the skeleton's left hand was hugging its right hand. The only strange thing was that the fingers of the skeleton's left hand were all bent, while the middle finger of the left hand was straight.
This was a very inconspicuous detail that almost no one would notice.
Of course, Zhang Tie, who had done it many times in the Seventh National Middle School of Blackhot City, understood it. However, why would a person do it in such a hidden and unnoticeable gesture before his death? Obviously, he didn't do it for the sake of swearing; instead, he did it for something else.
Zhang Tie looked at the direction where the middle finger of the skeleton was pointing and found that the middle finger of the skeleton was pointing at the stone wall on the right side of the stone bed.
Coming to the front of the stone wall on the right side of the stone bed, Zhang Tie forcefully blew away the dust on the wall. Right at the place where the middle finger of the skeleton was pointing, Zhang Tie started to fumble and knock it with his fingers.
After searching for two minutes, Zhang Tie's face changed. He picked up his sword and forcefully scratched the stone wall. After a short while, he scraped off a layer of stone powder, revealing a fine crack in front of Zhang Tie. Zhang Tie became excited and started to scrape harder. After a while, Zhang Tie inserted his long sword into the crack and used his strength to pry it twice. Soon after, a 20 cm square stone brick was pried out by Zhang Tie.
After putting down the stone brick carefully, a big hole appeared on the stone wall at once. Zhang Tie found something inside the hole. He reached out his hand and took it out of the hole.
It was a black wooden box, which was not locked. It was pretty heavy.
At the sight of this box, Zhang Tie's heart pounded heavily. After taking a few deep breaths, Zhang Tie recovered his composure.
After opening the box, Zhang Tie saw a book with a black cover, which was full of vicissitudes and mysteriousness. There were golden quaint grains like fishes, insects, birds and beasts on the cover. Meanwhile, there were some seal characters in Hua language — — Great Wilderness Sutra...
'Hua secret knowledge? ' 'Is this man a Hua?' Zhang Tie couldn't help but fixate onto that corpse.
If someone entered this room and rummaged the corpse in a disrespectful way, he would definitely destroy the hidden hand gesture of the corpse. As a result, he would not find the Great Wilderness Sutra in this room.
Similarly, if the person who came here did not find anything in the room and vented his disappointment and anger on the corpse, he would not get anything either.
The middle finger gesture from the remains was a reminder to those who had come after the remains to be careful and respect them, but it was also the cruelest mockery towards those who might damage the remains.
'It turns out that the contents in knight novels might be true. 'An absurd whim flashed across Zhang Tie's mind.
Given its name, "Great Wilderness Sutra", it was hard for Zhang Tie to guess what kind of secret knowledge it was. However, it was not suitable for him to study it at this moment. Zhang Tie didn't touch the secret knowledge; instead, he threw the box into Castle of Black Iron. After that, he turned around and left the stone chamber rapidly.
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