If Fina still had a tiny bit of hope before arriving at the stone door, then when she stood by the stone door and saw the faint glow of the light stick in the king's tomb, even this tiny bit of hope disappeared.
Richard must have flown into the tomb just now. If there was an ancient person — a living person — who had lived for two thousand years, it would not be so quiet. It would probably be so noisy that the entire pyramid could hear it.
So Fina walked into the tomb with all her hopes in her heart.
As expected, the tomb, which was not very large, was empty. Although there were countless dazzling treasures piled up, there was no sign of life. It was silent as it had been for the past two thousand years.
A stone coffin that looked very heavy divided the tomb into two areas, east and west. The ratio was about 1: 5. The west side was wide and used to store the funerary objects. The east side was closer to the inside and was narrower.
Fina walked between the funerary objects. The funerary objects here were different from those in the tomb passage. The amount of gold and jewelry was greatly reduced, and the quality was more exquisite. There were many large and small pots. Some pots had already fallen and broken in the shaking, spilling out bread that had turned black and hard, as well as rotten and unrecognizable grains.
The ancient Egyptians believed that the human soul was composed of "card" and "ba."
"Card" was the energy of life. When people died, "cards" would stay in the tomb and rely on the food to maintain their existence. This was why there were so many pots that contained food in the tomb.
"Ba" was the personality of humans, similar to the modern soul. "Ba" was given the image of a human head and a bird's body. It had the ability to leave the body and change its shape. When people died, "ba" would leave the tomb during the day and return to the mummy at night to reunite with the body.
The last prayer outside the stone door said, "We will return in many forms." The so-called "many forms" referred to moving forward after death in the form of "ba."
Fina looked up at the "air duct" on the north and south walls of the tomb.
It was noon in the day. If her "ba" really existed, it might have already flown out of the pyramid through the air duct. Maybe the voice it heard in the ruins of Bastet's Temple that day was her "ba" whispering to it.
But no matter what, her "ba" would definitely return here at night, spread its wings and fly in through the air duct.
Thinking of this, Fina revealed an imperceptible smile.
Would her "dick" be happy to see it here?
Fina jumped onto the sarcophagus and noticed that there was a pair of red slippers on the floor on the east side of the sarcophagus. The style was similar to modern flip-flops, as if the pharaoh would push open the lid of the coffin at any time, sit up, put on the slippers, and walk out of the mausoleum.
The Pharaoh's slippers had a very high status in ancient Egypt, symbolizing that the Pharaoh would trample his enemies under his feet. Therefore, this pair of slippers was exceptionally exquisite, embroidered with intricate patterns.
Fina jumped to the side of the shoe and looked at it carefully. It was her slipper.
The pads of its claws felt a series of small vibrations penetrating through the floor. These vibrations were caused by the rocks and mineral veins breaking and breaking.
How long could the pyramids last? It probably wouldn't last until nightfall.
Knowing this, Fei Na still lay down and even closed his eyes. His chaotic thoughts were suddenly emptied, and his mood was unprecedentedly clear.
I'm so tired. Let's rest like this!
"You didn't die, you just left alive," it murmured. This was the promise the living made to the dead during funerals in ancient Egypt.
At this moment.
Outside the stone door.
Xinghai heard some kind of movement, turned his head, and saw her.
She smiled and waved at it, and it also raised a front paw and waved back at her in response.
This was the first time she had met it, but the way they looked at each other was like close friends who had known each other for many years.
She pointed to the tomb and mouthed, which meant: Fei Na is already inside?
Xinghai nodded.
She waved her hand and mouthed, saying silently: Bye bye! Xinghai! See you next time!
Xinghai also silently responded, saying goodbye, and ran away briskly.
Huh?
Fei Na's ears seemed to catch some kind of sound. It was very subtle, like a breeze brought by the flow of air. If it wasn't in absolute silence, it wouldn't have heard such a subtle sound.
What was going on?
Cracks had appeared in the pyramids so quickly?
Fei Na's heart was a little confused again. If the pyramids couldn't last until nightfall, then what was the point of waiting? Even if her "ba" came back, she might not be able to find the way into the tower.
Wait!
Her ears suddenly twitched. No!
Why were there footsteps?
These were human footsteps!
Was it Zhang Zian? That fool …
No! His footsteps were much heavier and more powerful than this, and it didn't sound like the desert boots he was wearing on the ground.
Could it be … her?
Was she really resurrected?
Fei Na suddenly opened its eyes, but it was on the east side of the tomb, and the sarcophagus blocked the view of the entrance to the west side of the tomb.
"Fei Na! Don't move! I don't have much time! "
Someone was calling its name. It was not an illusion, nor was it an auditory hallucination. It was a real voice, even with a slight echo.
The ecstasy that almost burst out of Fei Na's chest quickly condensed into ice.
Because this was not her voice.
Because she couldn't speak Chinese.
This voice was crisp and sweet, but it was much younger than her. It was the voice of a girl.
It was very sure that this voice didn't exist in its memory.
"Who are you?" it screamed. "Why do you know my name? Who allowed you to come in! "
"I came from a very far place, and I came to tell you something." The voice spoke quickly and clearly, with a hint of playfulness. "Your wish will come true, but not now, not here."
Fei Na jumped up and jumped onto the sarcophagus. It stared fiercely at the stone door, wanting to see who was so bold as to break into her tomb at this time.
It saw a person standing outside the stone door, but the stone door was too low, and it could only see the person's legs. It was a pair of very slim legs, wearing a modern short skirt and boots.
But the person's upper body and face could not be seen from its angle.
"Bye bye! Fei Na! I miss you so much! "
A white hand waved at it, and the person stepped away from the stone door, as if she was going to leave the pyramid along the big corridor.
"Don't think about running away like this!"
Fei Na snorted coldly. It was about to explode. She was obviously playing it like a fool!
If it let her go like this, how could it still call itself the guardian of the Kingdom of God?
It quickly jumped out of the stone door, and it was definitely no more than two seconds after she said bye bye.
It was empty outside the stone door, and there was nothing.
On the dust on the floor, there was a pair of human female shoe prints, about size 37.
There were only a pair of shoe prints.
This pair of shoe prints told it that the scene just now was not an illusion or a dream.
That person seemed to appear out of thin air, and then disappeared into thin air.
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