C1 Triceratops

Loess Village was a small mountain village located in the north of Fujian Province. It was a very ancient era and there were only 30 or so households in the village. Although this place could not be considered as a Feng Shui treasure, it was still a small village. It was said that the Loess Village had been peaceful for hundreds of years. Actually, there were many strange legends here.

In some villages here, for example, a tree was planted on the ground and withered in less than three days; in the early hours of the morning, a woman's voice could always be heard weeping; in the old ancestral hall, a lamp was lit at night, but there was no light at all in the ancestral hall, and when the villagers looked at it during the day, there were no lights at all, not even candles; and, most oddly, in a ditch behind the old ancestral hall, on the 6th of June, blood-red water would appear and then slowly flow into the wheat fields.

The villagers were very superstitious, thinking that these things were left behind by generations of ancestors, perhaps to protect the villagers of Loess Village. Moreover, they had lived in Loess Village for generations, safe and sound, and everything was so peaceful and calm. However, one day, a shocking event broke the long silence. This was because the village elder Hu had discovered a rarely seen cobra in his vegetable field.

This kind of cobra had a body of three heads, and this kind of extremely strange cobra was just like a gene mutation. At most, it was something one had only heard about in legends, but no one had actually seen it, so the later generations called it the "Three Headed Snake." And now, this kind of three-headed snake had actually appeared in the village chief's vegetable field. However, the village chief and more than a dozen villagers wanted to kill this terrifying three-headed snake, but they did not expect that all of a sudden, the entire vegetable field was filled with three-headed snakes, there were countless of them, and unfortunately, one of the villagers was accidentally bitten by a three-headed snake, and died within a few seconds.

The villagers panicked, their hearts beating quickly. This was the first time something so bizarre had happened in the village. After a day of investigation, the villagers found out that the three-headed snakes were all from the old ancestral hall. The ancestral hall in Loess Village was the place where the gods were worshiped, and there was a singing stage in the middle of it. However, this ancestral hall was no longer used a hundred years ago.

Some villagers reacted that the ancestral hall was too far away from their homes, making it inconvenient to pay their respects during the new year celebration. Later on, the villagers moved the ancestral hall to the center of the village, which would be closer and gain the unanimous approval of the villagers.

There were a lot of spider webs on the pillars and beams, which had been bitten by rats. The ground was uneven, and there were also two large coffins in the deepest part of the ancestral hall. Due to the age difference, no one knew who these coffins were used for, but they were covered by a few rags, so it was obvious that these two coffins were very new.

He could see that the bottom of the coffin seemed to be covered with mud, giving off the feeling that he had just dug the coffin into the ground and then brought it up again. Tens of thousands of three-headed snakes came from this old ancestral hall, but the village chief and the villagers could not figure out how exactly it came out. In fact, many of the oddities were caused by the old ancestral hall, and a long time ago, a farmer came to the garden in the middle of the night with a lantern in his hand.

The winter season was so cold that the seedlings in the fields might freeze to death, but when the farmers came to the fields, he could clearly see a woman in white clothes floating around the old ancestral hall. The woman in white was dressed in ancient clothing, and as she walked, she did not step on the ground; her long hair fell on her shoulders, and her hair fell to the ground. At that time, the farmer was so frightened that he twisted his butt and ran to his house. Only after a serious illness did he gradually recover. He responded to the villagers, but no one believed him. It was because he saw the illusion in the middle of the night that he saw the ghost girl.

This time, the appearance of the three-headed snake attracted the attention of the entire village. The villagers all rushed to the village head's vegetable field to watch, and at this time, the vegetable field was already surrounded by oil fires. Everyone knew that these three heads were highly toxic, so the village head had no choice but to sacrifice his own vegetable field to gather a few villagers to pour gas into the vegetable field, and then set it on fire. [2] Fool, Lil 'Liu is a member of Old Wang's family, but his ancestors have separated him from his family and he is now a neighbor.

The big beans were all members of the Chen family, and the two of them called each other brothers. They were separated in different parts of the village at an early age; and the small, fat, and short idiot belonged to the Xue family, probably because of his short and fat body, which made him look like an old man. So the villagers called him a fool, and whenever the kids in the village called him a fool, he would just giggle. Idiot. Actually, people aren't stupid. It's just that they look a bit stupid.

He was 40 years old, had unkempt hair, smoked a pipe in his yard when he had nothing to do, and was considered a poorer farmer in Loess Village than anyone else. The fool was actually quite pitiful. His wife had died from a serious illness after giving birth to her children, and the fool had taken on the burden of raising children, or else he would not be so poor now. Although the fool was poor, he had a lot of backbone and often told the villagers that once he grew rich and moved to the village, he would not be able to get a wider purse even though he had been busy for most of his life.

Of these five people, Little Six was the oldest, being around sixty years old. All four of them called him the eldest, followed by Tomato, Bean, and Fool, which naturally gave him the title of number two, third, and fourth. The youngest was a fool, and the last was the fifth. They were all ordinary farmers of the Loess Village and lived a miserable life. However, behind these five people, there was an extremely secretive identity. That was the secret identity of the family that was left behind by their ancestors, the family's tomb robbing family!

With regards to tomb robbing techniques, they could only be considered average among their generation. The biggest reason was that they had not been teachers for more than ten years and had nothing to harvest. The only skills they had left were those belonging to the six children.