Chu Huan shook his head and said, "I can't be sure whether it is a Buddha cave, but one thing can be concluded. Look at the dust on the roof!" He raised his hand and said, "Almost all houses here are covered with a layer of yellow sand, so this city should be buried under the yellow sand. The storm last night happened to be the eye of the wind, which caused the dust here to rise up, and then the dust here was revealed."

"How did this city be buried under the desert back then?" Mei Niang said curiously: "Did the people in the city evacuate before being buried in the desert, or were they all buried inside?"

Chu Huan laughed and said, "This is easy to judge. Let's go over and take a look. If there are still bones left, it should be a sudden dust that burys the entire city."

While the four of them were talking, they were already close to a building. This was a typical Western style construction. The door was arched below the upper and lower, and holes were opened on both sides of the walls, which should be windows.

The windows were blocked by dust and sand, and the situation inside could not be seen clearly.

Chu Huan raised his foot and kicked open the door. A stream of sand and dust rushed towards him. Chu Huan took two steps back, raised his arms to cover his mouth and nose, and waited until the dust in front of the door dissipated before entering the house.

The floor area in the house was covered with a thick layer of sand. As soon as Yang Ning stepped in, half of his leg fell into it. He glanced around and saw that the furniture in the house was still there, mostly made of stone, most of which were buried half by yellow sand, and the walls were covered with a layer of sand. I really couldn't see anything useful.

Chu Huan withdrew from the house and said, "These houses have been too long. If they really only appeared once every seventy years, they will have a history of at least one or two hundred years. These ordinary houses should be lived by ordinary people and they cannot find anything useful." He raised his hand to point to the palace in the city, "Let's look there, there should be some clues."

The palace is located in the center of the city, vast and tall, and can be seen almost anywhere in the city.

Walking through the streets in the city, it is extremely quiet. Apart from the houses made of stones, you can only see yellow sand everywhere, and you can't see the wreckage left by your predecessors for a while.

However, seeing that the hundreds of years of buildings are still well preserved, and right in front of you, several people can even feel how the people in the city lived, and even the bustling scene of people coming and going in the streets and alleys appeared in front of you.

Chu Huan and the other two walked in front, while Visa Mun kept a distance and followed behind, looking around from time to time, and the three of them ignored it. They knew that since the monk had been planted with a brainworm by Gusa Concubine, he would never dare to disappear out of thin air.

Chu Huan was thinking at this moment that if this ancient city was really related to the Buddha cave, then you can naturally find traces of the Buddha cave in this ancient city.

But he knew that if he wanted to open the Buddha cave, it would definitely not be possible without the six dragon relics.

The six dragons gather troops, the Bodhisattvas open the door, and the prerequisite for opening the Buddha's cave is that the six dragon relics gather together.

He only had a dragon relics in his hand, and he knew that Liuli had one in his hand. Except these two pieces, the remaining four pieces should have fallen into Feng Hanxiao's hands.

After the wind and sand, the earth was covered with yellow and orange. Chu Huan really didn't know what life and death of others were.

If Liuli and Fenghanxiao either of them were buried in the storm and buried by yellow sand, then even if they found the Buddha cave, they would not be able to enter.

At this time, Chu Huan was actually not very eager to enter the Buddha cave. Although he was close to the legendary holy land of the Heart Sect, he had little ripples in his heart, but he had no desire for anything about the Buddha cave.

However, since such an ancient city appeared in the desert, Chu Huan was somewhat interested to see if there were any opportunities.

Although the palace can be seen everywhere in the city, it is a long way to go there.

Several people staggered in the yellow sand in the city. After walking for nearly an hour, they got closer and found that the top of the palace was oval, but the bottom was square and very square, covering a large area, very magnificent, and the wall was not visible, and they were all buried in the yellow sand.

The main door of the palace is closed, which is a heavy stone door. Both stone doors are several meters high and white in color. The surface is covered with a layer of yellow sand. It can be seen that there are patterns carved on the stone door, but they are covered by yellow sand.

Chu Huan stepped forward and pushed it hard, but the stone door did not move at all.

"Brother Huan, be careful." Mei Niang came forward and whispered: "This dead city is very strange. This palace is located in the middle and the gate is closed. We don't know what is inside. If there is a mechanism!"

Chu Huan thought that what Mei Niang said was not without reason. Just as she was thinking about how to open the door, Gusa Concubine had already turned around and said, "National Master, you are very skilled in martial arts. This door should be able to be opened, so I can only help you."

Vaishaman's face immediately turned angry and gritted his teeth. The concubine Gusa turned her jade hand and the bell was in her hand. Her delicate face seemed to be smiling. Vaishaman wanted to tear the concubine Gusa's body, but at this moment, she was helpless when facing Chu Huan and others. She was even more afraid of the bell in the hands of the concubine Gusa. As long as the bell rang and the brainworm was awakened, she would be dying.

Although he was physically weak, as the King of the Heart Sect, it was not difficult to push open a stone gate.

Chu Huan was not familiar with this dead city. When Mei Niang reminded her, she also felt that if there was a mechanism, it would be better to be careful. Since there was a ready-made shield of Visakhsar, she was disrespectful. She took a few steps back and raised her hand and smiled: "Master!"

The muscles on Vaisharmonic's face twitched, but they had no choice but to walk forward, slapped his palm on the stone gate and tried it. Then rolled up his sleeves, took a deep breath, and his hands formed into palms, and slapped it on the stone gate. The stone gate vibrated, and the dust accumulated on the stone gate rose down one after another. When Vaisharmonic's roar was heard, the "rattle" sound was heard, and the stone gate was really pushed open little by little.

The yellow sand covering the stone door pattern fell down as the stone door was slowly pushed. Chu Huan could already vaguely see that the two humanoid patterns were carved on the two stone doors.

The stone gate was pushed open a gap that could allow a person to enter and exit easily. Via Shaman immediately turned around and said coldly: "Of course you want me to go in first?"

He was a very smart person. When Gusa asked him to push open the stone gate, he naturally knew Gusa's thoughts.

Concubine Gusa smiled charmingly and nodded, "If this is really a Buddha cave, wouldn't the national master be in his heart? Are you thinking hard, just to be able to enter the Buddha cave?"

Vaisar snorted coldly, but what Gusa Concubine said was really hit by the word. Vaisar really had great desire to enter the Buddha cave deep in his heart.

He actually knew that, with his current situation, contrary to the meaning of these people, it was a way to die. A hero would not suffer any loss in front of him. No matter how he resisted, he could only go to the palace first to be a guide. Instead of making unnecessary struggles, it would be better to be more happy. Neither Chu Huan nor Gusa's concubine were vegetarians, and when he started, he was ruthless.

He took a deep breath again, and then entered the palace through the gap. Chu Huan took Mei Niang's hand and followed behind Viashamen, and followed closely.

When I entered the palace, although it was a little dim, there were several small holes at the top of the oval palace. The sunlight came in through the holes, and the scene inside was clear.

What appeared in front of him was a huge stone Buddha, with a realistic shape, sitting cross-legged, and his hands were folded. Under him was a round lotus seat, made of huge stones. Most of the lotus seats were ambushed in the yellow sand, only revealing the sharp corners of the lotus petals. The petals were pure white in color. Although they had been eroded by the yellow sand for many years, they still remained unchanged.

"It turns out that this city also worships Buddha statues." Mei Niang whispered: "The people here should be all Buddhists."

"Since it is a Buddha cave, it is naturally involved with the Buddha Sect." Gusa Concubine followed Mei Niang, "I thought there were something here, but it was just some stone statues."

Chu Huan glanced left and right and found that there were also many stone sculptures on both sides, which looked like people but not humans, like ghosts but not ghosts, all of which were all in strange shapes. Most of these stone sculptures were buried in yellow sand at waists, but some were raised from the thighs and made strange appearances. There were no less than twenty strange stone sculptures on the left and right.

Chu Huan thought of the eight arhats in Buddhism at first, but after looking closely, he found that this was not the case. These strange stone sculptures are neither human nor ghost, either human or strange. Some have two or three heads, while others have many hands and feet. He has seen many Buddhist sculptures in Lotus City, but none of them are the same as those in this palace.

Chu Huan thought that his Buddhism was superficial. It is said that all the Bodhisattvas and Arhats in Buddhism are as numerous as cows. He has never seen these stone sculptures. However, Visa Sarvas is a Buddhist and should be familiar with them. He was about to ask, but when he saw Visa Sarvas was frowning at this time, looking left and right, with a look of confusion on his face, he knew that the monk was obviously not familiar with these stone sculptures.

He didn't ask, but Gusa's concubine had already asked: "National Master, you have a profound Buddhist teachings, but you can see what kind of gods these stone sculptures are?"

Via Sarah glanced at Gusa and said lightly: "Evil Demon heretics!"

"Evil demons and heretics?" Gusa smiled and said, "The people worshipped here are obviously Buddhist sages. If you don't know them, you won't know them. Why should you slander them?"

Visa Mun turned his eyes to the great stone Buddha and said coldly: "Have you ever seen the Three-Eyed Buddha?"

"Three-eyed Buddha?" Gusa frowned and said, "I really haven't heard of any other Three-eyed Buddha."

"You have never heard of it, nor have I heard of it." Visar Monk said coldly: "But before you, a three-eyed stone Buddha appeared. Is this an evil demon and heretic?"

Chu Huan suddenly looked up at the big stone Buddha. He took a casual look before, but did not notice. After hearing what Visa Mun said, he looked at it carefully and soon showed a look of surprise on his face.
Chapter completed!