"There may be a lot of danger hidden in that building."

I have an assistant, but you can't see it... Klein slandered, and said sternly: "This is the first exploration, I will advance very cautiously, if there is any problem, I will retreat immediately."

"In this regard, I have a wealth of experience, and I won't put myself in a dangerous situation. Cooperating with an assistant who is not skilled enough will easily make my actions inflexible and decisive."

Miller was startled and said, "You are very professional."

Professional fooling... Klein silently added.

Miller no longer had any doubts, and led Detective Moriarty through the messy living room, along the descending stairs, and into a fairly spacious basement.

There is no gas pipe here, but there are four metal candlesticks inlaid on the wall, and the dim yellow light flickers.

Stepping on the stone slab on the ground, Klein couldn't help but sigh in his heart:

As expected of an aristocratic property, even the basement has been "renovated", and it is almost as big as the living room of my current house...

At this time, Miller pointed to the front and said, "There is a secret door there, which was discovered by the workers during the renovation."

Klein stared, and with the help of the not-so-bright candlelight, he saw a gray-white stone door in the corner. It was supposed to form a whole with the wall, but now it was exposed.

"I'll leave it to you, pay attention to safety." Miller, an old-school gentleman, gave Klein a lit lantern and reminded him.

"Have you passed the wind beforehand?" Klein asked cautiously.

Miller shook his head invisibly and said, "It's not particularly dull inside, but I didn't let the workers go too far."

"Okay." Klein checked his belongings, put on a pair of black gloves, and under Miller's gaze, he carried the lantern slowly, approached the stone door, and pushed it away with his walking stick.

Amidst the slightly heavy rattling sound, following the light from this side, he saw a corridor paved with dark stone slabs.

There are several wooden doors on both sides and at the end of the corridor. They have shown signs of decay, but they are still barely usable.

It's not too old...but the exaggerated style of the door and the deepness and thickness of the stone slabs don't fit well...the Viscount family was changed before? Klein quietly activated his spirit vision, held his cane tightly, and carried the lantern, walking forward step by step.

The light dispels the darkness. When passing the rooms on both sides, because the workers hired by Miller have not explored deeply, he can see the slightly empty scene inside through the open door, and see the benches and tables that are quite consistent with the style of the door. .

There was no flash of inspiration... Klein inspected it briefly, and continued to move forward without pausing, until he came to the black stone door at the end.

Stretching out his gloved right palm, he half-clamped the cane, and slowly pushing the door open with force.

The teeth-stinging sound of rubbing began to reverberate, and a gap gradually opened in the stone door. Suddenly, a little bit of light appeared in Klein's eyes, reflecting countless intertwined and intertwined colors of the aura.

His heart tightened, he suddenly pushed the door hard, and then took a few steps back.

The gap in the stone door widened rapidly, and a black, slippery creature suddenly fell from above.

It was a long snake with a triangular head and red patterns!

It straightened its upper body, spit out its core, and looked at Klein with cold brown eyes.

Crackling, one snake after another fell from the door and piled up at the entrance.

Passing over them, Klein saw a hall inside. In the center of the hall, there were countless snakes of various colors squirming and huddling together, forming an exaggerated snake nest about ten meters long and wide. The slippery and disgusting feeling rushed over his face. .

Klein's scalp suddenly went numb, and he couldn't help but took another two steps back. He even wanted to move his eyes away, not daring to look directly.

Although he is a man, he is still afraid of snakes, and the animal he fears most is snakes. JrNovels.com