My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 378

“Did someone locate the tomb of the King of Medicine?” Nash furrowed his brows. The tomb was no ordinary place. The undead corpse and deathworms inside it must not be released.

If it was an archaeological team, it was highly likely they would lose their lives. If it was another tomb-raiding group and they failed to handle the undead corpse and deathworms properly, the people nearby would also be affected.

“Aside from me, there are two other people a part of the Seekers Hall who are still alive- Yoseph Stone and Anders Law. Both of them are skilled in the art of leyline identification as described in the Seekers Hall’s scripture.

“Yoseph left the Seekers Hall with the former leader’s permission to join the national archaeological team, while Anders left without permission and has been missing ever since. “If Yoseph found the tomb, he would definitely have notified me in advance. So, I suspect it’s Anders who found it and attempted to raid it. He’s an unscrupulous man. If he gains control of the grave spirit inside the tomb chamber, it could spell disaster for the region!”

Bradley gripped his tobacco pipe tightly, his expression worried.

Xeno rubbed his hands and said, “Then, we need to prevent it from happening. We should head to the tomb immediately!”

Bradley smiled bitterly when he heard what Xeno said. “My son learned how to identify leylines. My nephew was also a tomb raider officer, while Ophelia’s husband was a descendant of the queen of grave robbers.”

them possessed unique skills, yet they all met their demise. What else could

at Nash. Whether or not they head off for the tomb was

a fierce glare and said, “If you dare to go tomb-raiding, I’ll break

giving me too much

Perry hesitates to go and you think I have the balls to

the tomb to Yoseph and have the national archaeological team excavate it?”

“Alright. I’ll call Old

coffins and brought them back. The community then began to set up the memorial hall

Nash planned to pick up Hera from Baroque, but just as he was preparing to leave, Hera called. She sounded anxious as she said, “Nash, my grandfather

with you. I am a miracle doctor!” Nash said with a wry

most, in his 60s. His condition clearly was not a