The First Heir

Philip opened the stone gate of the mausoleum and walked down the stone steps. He went through the long corridor and arrived at the center of the mausoleum.

A stone statue of his mother stood in front of him. It was very lifelike, and her smile was absolutely charming and breathtaking.

Philip stood in front of the statue for a long time before he walked to the most central position.

There was a golden coffin atop nine white jade stairs with dancing phoenixes engraved on the coffin. The coffin was very dazzling.

Huge luminescent pearls on top of the coffin formed a picture of the night sky, emitting a soft white light that illuminated the tomb. Nine golden phoenixes cast in pure gold guarded the golden coffin around the white jade steps.

A faint and obscure formation was found below the coffin. The golden coffin formed a formation that most normal people could not discern.

Philip walked up the white jade steps and stood in front of the golden coffin. He knelt and bowed before he got up and stared at the golden coffin.

“Mom, forgive this unfilial son of yours. I just want to find out the truth,” Philip said.

a deep breath, raised his hand, and pushed open

Rumble!

of the golden coffin opened slowly, and the white light of the luminescent pearl at the top gradually shone into the golden coffin. After Philip saw everything in

golden coffin, there was only a robe embroidered with golden thread. There were no signs of his mother’s remains at

and his eyes became extremely dark. He did not know whether to be happy or worried. Sure enough, as he guessed, his mother’s

was not

she? Why did his

to

she unable to return

coffin for half an hour. He was recalling the bits and pieces of everything that had happened and putting together the clues before

from him on purpose. He was

was about to close the lid of the coffin when suddenly, he found something on the sleeve of the

small, only the size of his palm. More strangely, there were

and looked at it carefully, but he was unable to find anything strange