"Yang Wanli, come here."

Wu Liangsi thought for a moment and then made a gesture to Yang Wanli.

"Sir, what's the matter?"

Yang Wanli quickly came over and asked softly.

"From now on, you are responsible for keeping an eye on Sun Ye. Don't be negligent at all. If you find him doing any small things like making mudras or reciting spells in private, take him down immediately without any mistakes!"

Wu Liang said seriously.

"promise."

Yang Wanli responded, and then asked, "Master, I have been guarding against him all along. For someone like him who can harm other people's families for his own selfish interests, I will not believe every word he says."

"Well, just be careful. If necessary, you can break his hands and smash his teeth. No need to show mercy."

Wu Liang nodded.

…

After a while.

Sun Ye finally finished the petition and stood up to express his gratitude to Wu Liang.

Wu Liang also said a few polite words to him calmly, and then led everyone into the door.

He did not ask Sun Ye to "walk through the thunder" like Yang Wanli did, because in his opinion, if Sun Ye was really up to something, it would be easier to be led by him, so it would be better to take the initiative in his own hands.

Under this condition, Wu Liang walked very slowly.

Almost every step must be carefully observed in all directions before taking a step. Everyone also understood what Wu Liang meant, so they quietly followed behind and observed together, not letting go of any suspicious details.

About ten minutes passed.

Everyone did not encounter any traps and walked out of this relatively spacious cave very smoothly, and then came to a more spacious space.

My vision suddenly becomes clearer!

This looks like a hall. Not only is it large in area, but it is also quite tall, but it is certainly not as high as the cave outside.

Because inside, the light of Suihou beads can shine on the rocks on the top.

This way, you will feel much safer than before in the cave. At least you know where you are and whether there is anything strange above your head, so you can react in advance.

This is very critical.

In view of the dead state of those corpses, what Wu Liang is most worried about now is the top of his head.

This hall is also very large and does not appear to have a regular shape. Wu Liang and others should have appeared in a corner of the hall. The light of the Suihou Pearl still cannot illuminate the entire hall, and can only be detected through the situation within the visual range.

Rule leopard.

"Brother Youcai, what is that tall and big thing for?"

Zhuge Liang first pointed at a huge creature not far away that was about seven or eight feet tall, and asked curiously.

That thing is a "tall building" made of wood.

The "tall building" is divided into six floors, and there is a ladder in the middle of each floor for going up and down. It looks like an unfinished building in later generations that was just built with a frame.

Standing on this tall building, standing on tiptoes, you can almost reach the dome of the hall.

What's worth noting is that this "tall building" is equipped with eight huge wheels underneath, which seem to be able to move freely...

"This is supposed to be a kind of chariot."

Wu Liang observed it carefully and said seriously.

"Chariot?"

Everyone looked at it strangely, seeming to be thinking about how this thing should function as a tank.

"This kind of chariot is mainly used for siege. During the siege, the chariot can carry dozens or even hundreds of soldiers, so that people can push the chariot to the foot of the city. The highest level of the chariot can be level with the city head.

All the soldiers on the chariot can rush up the city wall to fight with the enemy, and the rest of the soldiers can also rush up the city wall easily with this kind of chariot."

Wu Liang briefly introduced it to everyone, but he was extremely shocked.

This large siege chariot was called "Linchong Lugong Chariot" in the archaeological circles of later generations.

Although the name contains the word "Lü Gong", which seems to be related to Jiang Ziya during the Shang and Zhou dynasties, historical research shows that the earliest formation of this kind of chariot can only be traced back to the Song Dynasty, and its widespread use was not until the Ming Dynasty, with Jiang Ziya

It doesn't matter.

Moreover, this kind of chariot has a very clear development track. The prototype comes from the "Yunliang Chariot" that only appeared in the Tang Dynasty.

In other words, the "Yunliang Chariot" that only appeared in the Tang Dynasty was only the prototype of the "Linchong Lu Gong Chariot" and was not on the same level at all.

But the more advanced "Linchong Lu Gongche" appeared in the ancient tombs of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.
Chapter completed!