"These are not what we're looking for, but it's certain that they're useful. We'll study them later. Let's go, we'll search the next place."
Saying this, Andrew had already bypassed the stone sarcophagus and continued deeper.
On the other side of the stone chamber, there was another stone door.
Following the earlier method, Jones smeared blood in the groove.
The stone door opened.
A "balcony" appeared in front of everyone. Beyond the "balcony" was a breathtaking scene.
Yes, breathtaking.
A cylindrical space with at least a hundred meters in diameter and bottomless depth. The top was less than ten meters above Jones's head. Rows of stone sarcophagi were crammed onto the walls, stacked one on top of another.
Why could they see so clearly despite the absence of firelight?
