Chapter 2269 (Two thousand two hundred and sixty-nine) Groove
Looking at the keys inside, I thought: I hope these keys are really related to opening the passage leading to the remains of the person who committed suicide. Otherwise, what will I do then?
When Tiewan Dao was thinking about it, he picked up one of the keys from the groove. At this time, he discovered that there was a "five" in the groove where the key had been embedded. He put the key back in its place and took out the other key from the groove. He saw a "three" in the groove where the key had been embedded. After he put the key back in its place, he took out several other keys from the groove one after another. He saw that most of the keys had only one word indicating a number in the groove. Only the three words "Underground One" were embedded in the groove where one of the keys was embedded.
When Tiewan Dao saw the word "underground", he thought: Dad once said that these keys are related to Muxi Pavilion. Before, I couldn't find any relationship between them and the above-ground part of Muxi Pavilion. From this point of view, these keys are related to Muxi Pavilion. The key is the key to the underground door of Muxi Pavilion. Li Pingrun told me that passage entrances are usually sealed with many layers. It is estimated that Mr. Mu Xi's passage has multiple doors. The words marked in the grooves where the keys are located should indicate which door you encounter after entering. The door, right? "Underground One" should refer to the first door you encounter after entering, and "Second" should refer to the second door you encounter after entering. Only the word "underground" appears before "δΈ€", and the latter part may have been omitted.
At this time, he noticed that there was a very small and simple picture drawn on the upper left corner and the lower right corner of the inside of the box lid. He looked at both pictures and felt a little familiar, but he couldn't figure out what they were. He thought they should be two very simple maps, but he felt that they did not match the situation in Muxi Pavilion.
He turned the box containing the key, and the directions of the two pictures changed.
At this time, he felt that it was a map, and suddenly realized that if he turned the direction again, he should be able to see the situation of Muxi Pavilion from the map.
Tie Wandao turned the box containing the key again, and at this moment he could see what was drawn on the two maps.
It turns out that the map in the upper left corner specifically marked the location of the basement entrance on the first floor of Muxi Pavilion, and the map in the lower right corner specifically marked the location of the sealed entrance in the basement.
Tiewan Dao immediately felt relieved after seeing this, thinking: It seems that these must be the keys that can open the doors in the passage. They are all drawn so clearly, there is no mistake! Although I had opened this box before, I didn't notice that there were two such small maps in the upper left corner and lower right corner of the lid. I had never taken those keys out of their grooves before, so I never knew there was writing in the grooves in which they were embedded. If my father hadn't mentioned to me that these keys were related to Muxi Pavilion before he died, even if I noticed the two maps inside the box lid and saw the words in the grooves, I would never have thought of Muxi Pavilion at all. ah.
Although Tie Wandao had not tried these keys, he believed that they must be the keys that could open the door in the passage. Later, he put them into the bag he was carrying and took them out.
At this moment, in the basement of Muxi Pavilion, Tie Wandao took out the box containing the key from the bag he was carrying.
Tie Jinjue raised the candle in his hand to a position near the box in Tie Wandao's hand to illuminate it. (End of chapter)