These mummies should have been made like this using corpse refining techniques, but every one of them was lifeless.
It's not like the one in movies and TV shows, and it doesn't have that kind of mysterious spirituality. It seems to be a formation here.
To be able to make a mummy like this, the sitting man in front of him must be a master of Qimen Dunjia.
I became even more confused. If this person was still alive, he should also be a Qi practitioner.
But he actually used the Qimen Dunjia magic to refine the corpse, which is a bit incredible.
Finally, it was guessed that these symbols should be witchcraft, and the obscure lines should be some kind of special witchcraft symbols.
I know that in the deep mountains and old forests, there are many heritages that have disappeared, and these heritages may not be known to anyone anymore.
This person can use Qimen Dunjia's magic to refine corpses in this glacier rift valley, which may indicate a problem.
That is, this person knows the magic of Qimen Dunjia very well, and may even have practiced it to the pinnacle.
If we hadn't come here silently, perhaps no one would ever discover this dusty secret.
But one thing I'm very curious about is how did this person prevent the corpses inside from rotting?
I can't figure it out, but one thing is for sure: if you want to prevent the corpse from decaying, you can only use medicine.
But what drugs did this person take? How are these medicines refined? Or is it just achieved by the cold climate of Kunlun Mountain?
None of the three of us could tell the reason, because none of us had ever seen such a method.
Even my Feng family members, who have special means of studying corpses, were not able to find out the problem immediately.
This man's method is too weird. He uses Qimen Dunjia magic to refine corpses. I don't know where he learned it from?
Staring at the mummy of a suspected Qi Refiner in front of him, he could clearly see that this person looked relatively young.
Although I am not able to tell the age of this mummy, this mummy has always attracted my attention.
Involuntarily, he took steps forward, walked slowly towards the corpse, and touched the mummy sitting cross-legged with his hands.
Just as he stretched out his hand, Lei Zi hurriedly shouted: "Xiao Linzi, be careful, don't touch it with your hands. What if there is corpse poison?"
Even Lone Wolf was a little worried: "Xiao Lin, Lei Zi is right. All the mummies here are so weird. They were all handmade by this person. There is no guarantee that this person has even more terrifying toxins hidden in his body."
After thinking about it, I still thought that Lei Zi and Lone Wolf were right, so they immediately wrapped their hands with spiritual energy.
After checking the mummy, I found that it was a little light, so I tried to move it.
But I didn't want that when I moved the mummy's body, a stone slab would be exposed under the place where he originally sat cross-legged.
I was not disrespectful to the mummy, but I still placed the mummy firmly on the side of the stone slab.
Staring at the male corpse, he sat down and looked at the stone slab, and found that there were many writings on the stone slab, which must have been a few years old.
When I saw these words clearly, I couldn't help but be surprised. These words... turned out to be "Qi Men Dun Jia".
I couldn't help but my heart beat faster. This was... I frowned. This seemed to be the method of ancient Qi practitioners.
This stone tablet should be used to record the Qimen Dunjia method. Soon I saw some methods on the stone tablet about refining corpses to prevent them from decaying.
It turns out that if you want to prevent the corpse from rotting, in addition to using medicine, you can also use the magic of Qi Men Dun Jia.
This spell can prevent the life inside the corpse from leaking out after death, thus keeping the corpse from decaying.
I became more and more confused. Few people knew about the method of preventing corpses from decaying, but now I could see it here.
I couldn't help but feel a chill in my heart. Who is this person studying this weird magic here?
This puzzles me, but one thing is certain: this man has been dead for at least fifteen hundred years.
Because there is a sentence on this stone tablet: The dead have no vitality, no humans, no ghosts, no gods, no souls, no souls, no lives. This sentence really concerns me.
But how did this person die? And who refined him into a mummy? What secret is hidden here?
I stared closely at the ancient words on the stone tablet, and an idea flashed in my mind, and I suddenly thought of a person-Xu Fu.
During the pre-Qin period, Xu Fu was a famous Qi practitioner. He had many strange abilities and was said to have mastered the art of immortality.
Because I found that there were no rotten clothes on this mummy, and it felt like something between the Qin and Han Dynasties.
I couldn't help but frown, these questions kept echoing in my mind, and I looked around carefully, trying to find more clues.
Judging from the clothing, it can be concluded that the mummy that died here cannot be Xu Fu.
At this time, Lei Zi and Lone Wolf also came over, looking back and forth between me and the mummy, both staring at the stone slab.
I said to them: "It seems that this is a place for practicing Qimen Dunjia. These mummies were refined using the magic of Qimen Dunjia."
Lei Zi asked with some confusion: "Isn't Qimen Dunjia a Taoist magic? How can this corpse refining be used to refine mummies?"
I shook my head: "I don't know about this, but we can check the literature here."
"Although Qimen Dunjia is a Taoist magic, my Feng family has collected a lot of it since ancient times."
"So I can barely understand some of the contents on this stone tablet."
"Only the identity of this person is still a mystery. For a while, I didn't even have a clue."
The three of us began to search for literature in the stone chamber, and found that there were not only the Qimen Dunjia method, but also some methods for refining mummies.
These methods are very profound. I can only barely understand some of the above methods, but I can be sure that these methods are very powerful Taoist magic.
It took the three of us more than an hour to read all the literature here.
After reading these materials, we were exhausted and sweating profusely, but we also gained a lot.
These materials mention many methods of practicing Qimen Dunjia and refining mummies, and there are also many records about this mysterious man.
It was finally determined that this mysterious man was not Xu Fu, but a Taoist priest who was good at practicing Qimen Dunjia and refining mummies.
In his records, he said that he had taken in many apprentices and taught them cultivation methods and methods of refining mummies.
But among these disciples, only one learned his method, and this person was the one who used Qimen Dunjia magic to refine mummies.
This mysterious man left a last word before his death: If someone can solve the mystery he left behind, then he can obtain all his wealth and inheritance.
This temptation can be said to be quite great for me. My family members are extremely yearning for the art of Qimen Dunjia.
What interests me now is, did this mysterious Taoist priest pass on the corpse refining school to his disciples?
Has it been passed down for thousands of years? In this world, the only ones who can use the magic of refining corpses are Xiangxi Corpse Executer and my Feng family.
For a moment, I had a strange feeling. Could it be that the Taoist sitting here has something to do with my Feng family?
