Chapter 402

Tianzhen and Fatty, hearing that the cabin was full of stones and linking it to Fatty's previous conjecture, instantly got goosebumps.

At this time, the wind and waves on the sea had already calmed down, but suddenly, a bolt of lightning tore through the sky, followed by a thunderous explosion.

Zhang Tianshi looked up and discovered that, at some unknown time, a large mass of thick clouds had gathered above the great treasure ship.

Bursts of electric light were swimming within it, showing signs of gradually condensing into thunderstorm clouds!

Seeing this, Fatty exclaimed even more: "Damn! Not only did we find a pile of stones, but even a thunderstorm has appeared!"

"Aren't we in the same situation as Zhang Dafo Ye encountered now?"

Tianzhen immediately glared at him, signaling him not to make a scene.

Apart from the three of them, no one else in the entire archaeological team knew about the Unyielding Stone.

Zhang Tianshi said: "Don't stand here; it's too dangerous under the thunderstorm."

Tianzhen and Fatty were also concerned about the stones in the cabin, so they followed behind Zhang Tianshi and quickly entered the cabin.

As soon as they ducked in, a pungent, rotten, and moldy smell almost sent Tianzhen away.

Fatty, having no experience, took a deep breath and then began to cough violently.

The two archaeological team members who had entered earlier heard the commotion and all turned back.

A bespectacled boy said: "We have already searched; this layer of the cabin has no value, it's all stones."

The other person echoed: "This layer of the cabin shouldn't be where officials lived, so there are no precious cultural relics, but putting so many stones here is really baffling. Could it be that this ship has been floating on the sea for so many years just carrying these stones?"

Tianzhen and Fatty looked at each other; neither of them answered.

But they couldn't help but keep glancing at the stones.

Both of their hearts were pounding; they hoped to see the treasure light Zhang Dafo Ye saw, but were also afraid to see it.

Because the current events had already transcended common sense, and there were too many eerie and suspicious aspects.

It was just that the two of them, like wide-eyed chickens, stared for a long time but discovered nothing.