She Became Rich After Divorce by Georgina Lane

Chapter 705: The Ancient Tomb

The Dead Forest in Onistead.

The magnificent and mysterious ancient circular altar, with its rough stone carvings, still exuded the imposing aura that once commanded the allegiance of thousands.

Yet, the desolation that surrounded it stood in stark contrast to the vibrancy of this burial ground.

Brushing away the weeds, a rare and massive stone statue slowly came into view, with fist-sized eyes that seemed to pierce through one's soul.

The red crystal glowed ominously under the sunlight, emitting a crimson radiance.

"Oh my god! Is this stone carving really an ancient relic? It looks so lifelike, like a masterpiece of celestial craftsmanship!" exclaimed Martha, Nora's college roommate. Meanwhile, Nora was capturing the scenery on her canvas.

After dropping out of Onistead University, she had enrolled in a second-rate art academy, where her previous outstanding performance quickly earned her the reputation of being an exemplary student in the eyes of the teachers.

This field trip was her first assignment since starting her graduate studies, a chance to impress her classmates and teachers.

She had decided on a theme - seek novelty!

Hearing about the eerie Dead Forest in Onistead, she promptly enlisted a roommate and ventured inside, prepared for whatever lay ahead.

The scenery here was undeniably eerie, markedly different from the outside world, and she immediately settled on the theme of "The Tomb."

As she was listening to the exclamation, Nora paused her brush and looked up.

In that moment, it felt as if she had transcended time and space.

The massive stone serpent sculpture, engraved with two crimson eyes, seemed to lock eyes with her, sending a cold and sinister energy rushing through her body, leaving her mind blank. Her petite frame, surrounded by an overwhelming wave of awe and sorrow.

atmosphere made her once alluring face turn deathly pale, and before she knew it, her stiff legs found

only the head resembling that of a serpent. I wonder how long this giant creature's entire body is? It's truly miraculous, beyond comprehension. The scales on its body don't look like stone, more like a blackish-green color," Martha marveled as she touched the

eyes, as her fair fingers brushed against the crimson crystal, a sharp, blackish-green sliver cutting her finger, causing drops of blood to swiftly fall to

excitedly, pointing to the two

horns, remarking with admiration, "These ancient people were truly extraordinary! I thought they were added later, but it turns

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probably be much larger than

sense of intuition told her that this stone statue was no ordinary carving. The icy coldness she felt when touching it resembled the snow on mountaintops, bone-chilling

sketching the front view of the statue and tugged at Nora's arm. "Stop daydreaming. If we don't leave now, we won't make

agreed, though

"But wait..."

as she walked toward the lush, waist-high grass and swiftly pulled out a green stalk. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ (F)indNƟvᴇl.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in

beautiful patterns, shimmered with a translucent luster, resembling a true work of art. Especially those bright red eyes, as vivid as red beans. Nora saw the tiny

snake! It was also the creature she

seized the snake's vital point, while her other hand wound

resembled a top-quality emerald jade bracelet, accentuating

it away!" Nora was terrified, sweating profusely, and trembling all

joy, said, "You dare to accompany me into a graveyard, yet you're afraid of a little snake.

"How can

Such a beautiful and

if we don't take it to the laboratory for study, we can at least take it home as a pet!" Martha gazed at the snake fondly, reluctant

face twisted in disgust, "You want to take

me. You'll take care

ask her to take it home and raise

my family is nosy, and my mom doesn't like pets. Just help me

care of it!