Chapter 2193
Therefore, he attached great importance to this matter, and under these circumstances, if Yang Lusi were to show even the slightest hesitation, it would very likely lead to significant deviations in the subsequent events.
And now, Yang Lusi was making this choice without any hesitation. Of course, although the others were initially bewildered by Yang Lusi's actions, they quickly understood and followed her, pressing forward at full speed without looking back.
After running forward for another hundred meters or so, Yang Lusi suddenly stopped, and everyone looked at her with questioning eyes.
Yang Lusi nodded subconsciously and muttered to herself, "It should be right here."
A flash of excitement crossed everyone's eyes; they had finally found the way out. For such a long time, they had been infinitely close to this location.
Perhaps in the past, whether it was the Ancient City of Jingjue or the Longling Labyrinth and other such places, none had been this complicated.
This time was the longest journey they had taken to get close to the tomb itself, and perhaps because they were already accustomed to previous events, they were finding it particularly difficult to adapt now.
However, even if they couldn't adapt, they had to accept this reality. Right now, these things were no longer important; they had finally parted the clouds to see the blue sky, and everything could be resolved in the most peaceful way—this was what excited everyone the most.
Uncle Ming also hurried over at this moment. When he saw Yang Lusi and the others standing here, he actually already had a corresponding premonition.
In his view, if there hadn't been any discoveries, the Second Archaeological Team would never have stopped so rashly, although Uncle Ming didn't know why the Second Archaeological Team had been running forward without stopping before.
But these things were no longer important to Uncle Ming. Anyway, as long as there was a discovery, Uncle Ming could see what was underneath, and he hadn't come this time just to seek adventure blindly, nor was he looking for his father as he had claimed.
What he cared about most was the wealth that those rare treasures could be converted into. Although Sister Hong was no longer around, Uncle Ming still hadn't given up.
At first, Yang Lusi had thought that Sister Hong's death would, to some extent, make Uncle Ming restrain his emotions. When the incident happened, Uncle Ming had indeed managed to do so to some degree, but as events progressed, Uncle Ming seemed to have lost his original sense of restraint again.
Nothing was more important than the wealth he could control. With this premise, Uncle Ming had become the same Uncle Ming he was before.
Although Yang Lusi had no relationship with Sister Hong, the instinctual disgust she felt toward Uncle Ming now also made her feel that Sister Hong's sacrifice was very much in vain.
To save such a person and gain nothing in return—what was the point of it all?
Thinking of this, Yang Lusi couldn't help but shake her head and sigh, but her sigh caused everyone to misunderstand, and they looked at each other in surprise.
Yang Lusi merely glanced at the back of Uncle Ming's head, and everyone immediately understood what was going on. Uncle Ming was currently lying on the ice, his face full of excitement as if his own father were watching him from below.
But in reality, everyone knew very well that there was no such person as Uncle Ming's father, and the looks in everyone's eyes once again turned to disdain.
However, Uncle Ming had already proven with his actions just how thick-skinned he was. Instead of arguing with such a person now, it was better to consider what to do next.
Yang Lusi didn't waste time and ordered everyone to start digging. The ginger juice they had prepared was for this moment. Initially, everyone had questioned this, and of course, most of the doubts came from those watching the live stream, as Zhang Lin hadn't given such instructions before.
Under these circumstances, since Zhang Lin hadn't told them what to prepare, Yang Lusi had acted on her own initiative, which changed the nature of the matter.
In fact, they were also full of anticipation, wanting to see if Yang Lusi's decision this time would be a mistake. For them, whether it was Zhang Lin or Yang Lusi, their decisions rarely went wrong.
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