The more Ding Ning thought about it, the more likely it seemed. Only that Heavenly Son of Heaven could afford to use the Immortal Stone as the wall of the tomb, and only that insufferably arrogant man's tomb had never been found.
"Warriors, let us, mount the horse!"
This was what Genghis Khan said when he led the Mongolian army on an expedition. Today, it has inspired archaeologists from all over the world to "search for Genghis Khan". However, many centuries have passed, and they have almost searched the entire Mongolian steppe. Some have used landmine detectors and even satellite photography, but they have all returned empty-handed without exception.
Genghis Khan's tomb may contain a large number of rare treasures, and the handicrafts inside may be even more spectacular than the terracotta warriors unearthed from Emperor Qin's tomb.
This was not an exaggeration, because Genghis Khan's mausoleum might contain priceless treasures that he had plundered from more than 20 kingdoms. These were tempting reasons that attracted private archaeological teams to come one after another.
As for the possible location of Genghis Khan's mausoleum, there were four most authoritative theories: First, it was located in Mongolia, south of Kent Mountain and north of Krulun River; second, it was located in Mongolia's Hangai Mountain; third, it was located in China's Liupan Mountain; fourth, it was located in Inner Mongolia's Ordos Otoke Banner.
Hungary, Poland, America, Japan, Italy, Germany, France, Canada, Russia, Turkey, South Korea, and more than a dozen other countries have invested a lot of manpower, material resources, and financial resources to carry out the search for Genghis Khan's tomb, but in the end, they have all failed.
There is an interesting legend about the location of Genghis Khan's tomb on the steppe. When he was young, Temujin was once chased by a hostile tribe that kidnapped his wife, Borte, and fled in the direction of Buerhanheldun Mountain. He shook off his enemies and fled to the mountain, and handed his fate to the Mongolian god of the blue sky, Tengri, to gain the strength to rise up and resist. After staying on the mountain for three days, he set out to rescue his wife.
When Genghis Khan was alive, under a lonely tree on Buerhanheldun Mountain, he personally killed a camel in front of a mother camel and sprinkled its blood on it. That was where his tomb was located. If his children wanted to worship him, they could ask the mother camel that was killed to be their guide. Camels have the nature to recognize their own blood relatives, and the place where they stopped and mourned was the Khan's tomb.
However, with the death of the female camel, the location of Genghis Khan's mausoleum became a mystery for thousands of years. Even Mount Buerhanheldun disappeared in the mist of history. Countless people searched for it, but they could not find this legendary sacred mountain.
In April 2002, the American billionaire explorer Murray Kravitz and his archaeological expedition team, which consisted of scientists, archaeologists, and translators, found a cemetery surrounded by walls in Kent Province, Mongolia. This ancient tomb was said to be "very likely the tomb of Genghis Khan".
However, four months later, the archaeological team suddenly gave up the excavation and withdrew from Mongolia. It was rumored that during the investigation, some of the staff members of the American archaeological team were bitten by many poisonous snakes that suddenly surged out of the walls of the tomb, and the vehicles they parked on the side of the mountain slid down the hillside for no reason. So the archaeological team decided to give up the excavation, but no one knew the truth.
Ding Ning recalled the legend about this Mongolian emperor, and secretly wondered if the mountain they were on now was the legendary sacred mountain — Buerhanheldun Mountain.
If it was, it was no wonder that the archaeological expedition team could not find it. The underground of Buerhanheldun Mountain was surrounded by the Immortal Stone, which could not only shield spiritual power, but also interfere with all electronic equipment and instruments. It was a fool's dream to find this place with the power of modern science and technology.
Moreover, there were at least thousands of Earth Dragons gathered underground here. Even if those ordinary people found this place, they would be courting death.
According to Ding Ning's guess, the expedition team of the American billionaire might have really found this place before, and those so-called poisonous snakes were likely to be the young of the Earth Dragons. As for the vehicles parked on the side of the mountain slid down the hillside for no reason, wouldn't it be easy for the Earth Dragons to do that?
If it was really like what he thought, it was a little interesting that these Earth Dragons appeared here. They did not wantonly harm the archaeological team, and seemed to be intimidating and forcing them to leave. Could it be that they were guarding? Guarding the tomb of Genghis Khan?
What was in the tomb? What could make the Earth Dragons willingly become the guardian?
Ding Ning's curiosity was aroused, and he quietly floated to the ground. As soon as he exposed his head, he heard the rustling of footsteps. He was so shocked that he quickly held his breath and looked.
At the moment, he saw that the ground was not in the wilderness with few stars and a bright moon, but in the middle of a tunnel. The walls on both sides of the tunnel were all made of rough bluestone, and a group of more than a hundred people were approaching from afar with torches in their hands.
The composition of the group was very complicated. There were fully armed mercenaries, white-haired archaeologists, and staff with all kinds of advanced equipment. There were all kinds of people with black, white, and yellow skin.
"Master Pi, your insect control skills are amazing. You deserve to be called the Insect God. This time, it's all thanks to Master Pi that we can subdue those Earthly Worms, so we can enter the royal tomb. After this is done, the Kravitz Family will definitely reward us generously!"
A middle-aged white man and a masked man walked side by side. The white man had a flattering expression on his face, and he spoke in English to the thin masked man with a moustache and a gray leather robe.
"It's just a Earthly Worm, not worth mentioning. Mr. Ruhr, you're too polite. I don't deserve the title of Insect God!"
The masked man called Master Pi said indifferently. His seemingly humble face had an arrogant expression. "It's just that after opening the tomb of the Great Khan, I have the priority to choose three treasures."
Ding Ning's heart skipped a beat. The Kravitz Family? Could it be the family of that American billionaire explorer, Murray Kravitz? Could this Ruhr be Murray Kravitz?
His son? Last time, Murray found the location of the tomb, but he was scared away by the Earthly Dragon. So, he deliberately announced that the Great Khan's tomb was cursed, so that outsiders wouldn't get there first. But he secretly invited this Master Pi to subdue the Earthly Dragon, and wanted to take the treasures in the tomb for himself.
"No problem. This is what we agreed on. Don't worry, the Kravitz Family has always been a man of his word!"
Ruhr said with a humble smile, with an undetectable cold light flashing in his eyes. He secretly made a gesture with his hand behind his back.
Behind him, a curvaceous white woman with short hair, wearing a leather coat, and holding a submachine gun nodded slightly after seeing the gesture, indicating that she understood.
Ding Ning's pupils suddenly contracted. He stared at the little Lama who was tied up by a mercenary on his back in disbelief. Zhu Gu was caught by this group of mercenaries? How was this possible?
Although he didn't know what Zhu Gu's current strength was, with his speed and eight sharp white bone blades, he should be able to kill all these mercenaries in minutes if he wanted to.
Could it be that he was wrong? These mercenaries were actually not ordinary people, but powerful masters? Or was Zhu Gu doing this on purpose?
Ding Ning carefully sensed the strength of this group of mercenaries, but unfortunately, his mental strength was strongly suppressed here, so he couldn't sense their real strength.
"Hey!"
Master Pi suddenly made a sound of surprise and looked at the ground where Ding Ning was hiding.
Ding Ning was startled and quickly entered the invisible state, but he was secretly surprised. He was wrong, really wrong. This Master Pi was definitely not as simple as it seemed.
It was not as simple as it seemed. No wonder he dared to come here alone with Ruhr to rob the tomb.
It seemed that this group of people all had ulterior motives, but in the end, it was hard to say who would kill them and who would get the treasures.
"What's wrong? Master Pi? "
Ruhr vigilantly followed Master Pi's line of sight, but he was just an ordinary person, so how could he see anything? He asked with some confusion.
"Nothing, maybe I sensed wrong. Although this is only the outer mausoleum, everyone should be careful. The Khan's mausoleum is not that simple!"
Master Pi suspiciously looked at Ding Ning's hiding place, and after a long time, he whispered to him.
Ding Ning knew that Master Pi sensed it because he was shocked to see Zhu Gu being captured. He immediately held his breath and took out the Immortal Stone to hide his breath.
Ruhr nervously looked around and didn't find anything wrong. He cautiously nodded and said in a low voice, "Everyone be on high alert!"
The mercenaries were well-trained, so they nodded when they heard him, but no one made a sound. They were fully alert and spread out to be on guard.
Master Pi believed that he didn't sense wrong, and that there was definitely someone hiding here, but he didn't think there would be other people. He only thought that it was Ruhr's people who came in before he was ready.
He couldn't help but snort in his heart. If he didn't want to rely on Ruhr to lead the way to the mausoleum of Genghis Khan and use his mercenaries as scapegoats to break the traps in the mausoleum, he would have killed all these people long ago.
Master Pi's original name was Amuer, which meant ease in the Mongolian language. Unfortunately, he didn't have the temperament to be at ease. His parents died when he was young, and he had a weak body, so he was bullied by his peers on the grassland where warriors were worshiped.
At the age of sixteen, the girl he liked was snatched away. In a fit of rage, he snuck into the girl's Mongolian yurt and killed her. Then, he set the yurt on fire and fled. He lived a wandering life. Later, he met a wandering Jianghu Mutant who was injured and saved him. The Mutant gave him a book called "The Insect Scripture" and taught him carefully before leaving.
Amuer tasted the long-lost kinship. Remembering his master's kindness, he respected him as his father. The Mutant's surname was Pi, so he was named Pimer.
Very few people knew that Pimer was actually a descendant of Jamuka. Jamuka was an eagle of the grassland in the same era as Temujin.
Unfortunately, there was no room for two tigers on one mountain. Jamuka and Temujin, the two brothers who had grown up together, eventually parted ways for the sake of their own ideals and ambitions. After Jamuka's death, Temujin remembered the brotherly bond between the two and did not massacre Jamuka's descendants, allowing Jamuka's bloodline to survive to this day.
When Pimer's parents passed away, they left him a parchment in Jamuka's handwriting. According to the parchment, Temujin was able to become an emperor because he received three treasures from Tengri on the Holy Mountain.
The first was the Nine-Tailed Great Hou, which was made up of nine white yak tails. It possessed the magical power of Tengri. As long as the banner remained, the cavalry would not perish. The heroes of the grassland would wave their machetes and follow the Nine-Tailed Great Hou to achieve great feats!
The second was the Heroic Spirit Bugle Horn. When the bugle horn was blown, the fallen cavalrymen would turn into Undying Heroic Spirits. They would rise from the dead and fight for their master, trampling over all enemies.
It was said that when Temujin had just become the Khan, he had shot an arrow toward the west, but it was nowhere to be found. It was not until he led the Mongol cavalry on a westward expedition that he found the arrow in Kiev (now the capital of Ukraine). Genghis Khan believed that it was the will of Tengri and that the westward expedition could only go so far, so he retreated and ended the first westward expedition.
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