The two of them headed down into the tomb. Sure enough, everything was just as he remembered, which left even Zu An slightly baffled. He felt it a little difficult to distinguish between what was real and what had happened within the dreamworld of the trial.

It didn’t take him long to find the jade badge, and the bronze vessel where Jiangjiang’s head was stored. In the trial, Zu An had specifically given the order that Jiangjiang’s remains were to be placed in this tomb out of worry that he wouldn’t be able to find them later on. Sure enough, her remains were truly in this tomb.

Pei Mianman had a strange look on her face. “I can’t believe that it’s really here. Could it be that what we experienced in the trial was all real?”

“It might not be what you think. There’s no way for us to explain this coincidence based on what we know so far. Let’s not make any blind guesses.” Despite his words, Zu An couldn’t resist looking towards the giant coffin,...