My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 441

Heidi timidly hid behind Nash.

Nash shook his head. “I’m not sure…”

He had scanned the surroundings with his Third Eye but did not find the Divine Cauldron here.

Before he arrived at the tomb, he had already mentally prepared for this outcome.

Something as important as the Divine Cauldron must have been placed in the coffin with Leopole’s body.

Earlier, he tried using his Third Eye to look at Leopole’s coffin, but he could not see through it.

“Seems like we need to find another way to open the King of Medicine’s coffin!” Nash mumbled to himself.

The Divine Farmer’s Cauldron was a vessel used by divine farmers to refine medicine. It could also be used as an alchemy cauldron. Masters found them fascinating.

Heidi bit her finger and asked, “What if I go looking for a mechanism?” Nash nodded. “Yes, let’s go!”

The two of them went to the tomb’s main chamber.

The rest of the group emerged with their pockets full.

The near-death experiences they had before were now a distant memory.

The three elderly men remained composed.

enough money and no longer held the same initial passion for these material possessions.

the King of Medicine was filled with riches, it was still

ancient tombs that had been hidden underground for thousands of years.

food from the bag,

outside. They should have enough food for everyone to

about that. There’s a lot of wildlife on the mountains… What I’m worried about is how we’re going to get out of

deal with the Undead Corpse King and

found the mechanism…” Heidi suddenly shouted from behind the

for them to

fingers into the ground, and with a little force, the core component of the mechanism was

of Medicine’s coffin sank into

of the coffin was the only thing left above

squatted on the ground and tried

could not exert much strength with

controls the

tilted her head to take a look.

and Ken to help…”

called the

them stood at each corner.

as they were ready to lift the lid, Old Herera

are

candle,

Tomb Whisperer Lineage doesn’t have complicated rules like that… Besides, we’ve

the candle away in embarrassment. “The rules were passed down from my ancestors… I’m