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The Secretly or invisible Rich Man Chapter 2493

“You jest, Mr. Greendrake. I truly am just here for the Yinblood pellets,” replied Gerald in a monotonous tone.

“I’m glad to hear. Well, putting that aside, let’s set up the formation that we initially planned as quickly as possible once we’re inside the tomb!”

Following that order, the group then began making their way toward the tomb.. and soon enough, they found themselves standing in the main chamber.

Honestly, the inside of the general’s tomb felt almost otherworldly.

The tomb itself had been built on a large mountain that was at least a few hundred meters tall and had a depth of approximately a thousand meters. Spacious didn’t even begin describing this massive place.

Regardless, in the center of the ring- shaped chamber, was a huge coffin with seventy-two massive stone monuments surrounding it.

According to Master Greendrake, the mystical angelic artifacts could be found in one of the rooms behind the stone monuments Either way, Master Greendrake was quick to order in

it. We need to set up the sealing

setting up the formation flags, just as planned. And

and quickly began

bound coffin suddenly began shaking

muttered Hauk as his eyes fully

iron chain snapped, instantly causing the chain to dematerialize and the coffin’s lid shot out toward

was thankfully more alert. Pinching his fingers together, Gerald launched a Skysplit attack toward the lid, instantly snapping it in two! In the end, the

muttered Hauk as he nodded at

coffin for there was a pair of legs sticking out of it! To everyone’s horror, an ironclad corpse then slowly began getting

headless general was now standing before them! The headless general reeked of a

in sweat, Master Greendrake managed

Sanchez, and they were here hoping to snatch the dragon

work, far too terrified to question his orders, Gerald couldn’t help but find this chain

for one, was the main culprit of this

he didn’t know the secrets of the seventy-two mounds, he seemed to have

to Finnley, the headless general was a corpse