Born as the Son of a Rich Mafia
The Qin Dynasty Terracota Army

 Kim Jae Woo then told a few brief things to the vice-leaders of the Royal Dragon. He said that the person in front of them was the path to the tomb of the Emperor. Kim Jae Woo explained that when entering the hall they will go to the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang.

"Then why are we still waiting here ?" Tang Seung - Min.

"There is actually a problem that we may face when we enter the tomb of the Emperor."

" Emperor Qin Shi Huang is known as the first Chinese emperor who came from the Qin Dynasty. He was known as the only king who never wanted to submit to any power other than himself.

Moreover, according to some of the literacy I read, Emperor Qin Shi Huang was buried along with over 1000 of his soldiers.

I only warn because there is a belief that, especially the higher-ups of the military especially the emperors who once led the Chinese plains have certain sciences that make them invincible during the war." Kim Jae Woo explained his concerns as he entered the final path to the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang.

Kim Jae Woo explained that, when they want to enter the path then they have to increase their vigilance more than before.

Kim Jae Woo said that he was worried that Emperor Qin Shi Huang was still storing some of his power energy in his sealed tomb along with his soldiers.

After listening to this, the vice-leaders of the Royal Dragon and all the members of the Royal Dragon decided to continue the journey to the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang.

They stepped towards the passage which was not far from where they were standing at that moment. Kim Jae Woo usually leads the troops to the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang.

Kim Jae Woo relies on the power of Eye Inspection to guide him in the right direction. However, on the other hand Kim Jae Woo has been warned by Fanzui's system that the aura of life is detected from within the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang.

'Aura life?'

Kim Jae Woo does not understand for sure, the meaning of the life energy is namu, he knows that, if, if the aura he can feel then there may be a person or something that emits the energy in the tomb.

Kim Jae Woo could feel the presence of at least two figures inside the tomb and one person was near the end of the hall. Most likely the figure who was there was the figure guarding the tomb of emperor Qin Shi Huang. Kim Jae Woo feels that he needs to communicate first.

When Kim Jae Woo tries to ascertain the source of life energy, his system does not answer his question.

Therefore, Kim Jae Woo concluded that something was wrong in the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang. This is because, there can be no life energy in a tomb, especially a tomb that is more than 100 years old.

Kim Jae Woo walked slowly towards the passageway that would lead them to the entrance of Emperor Qin Shi Huang's tomb.

The rest of the Royal Dragon follow the instructions given by Kim Jae Woo. Daeho and Tang Seung-Min then looked around and studied the conditions surrounding the passageway.

When Kim Jae Woo and all the Royal Dragon members including the vice leaders reached the hall, they were all speechless. There was not a chest that was a resting place for Emperor Qin Shi Huang, but they witnessed something else.

Kim Jae Woo and the Royal Dragon Vice-Chairmen watched a vast room unfold before them. However, it was not this that surprised them, but the contents in the room at the end of the hallway.

They all saw hundreds of people standing facing east. Daeho and Tang Seung-Min thought that what they witnessed at the time was a wax statue that resembled a human.

However, Kim Jae Woo has not been able to confirm the truth. He guessed that, what they were witnessing at that time were the soldiers from the Qin Dynasty buried together with Emperor Qin Shi Huang.

Kim Jae Woo through his inspection eyes confirmed that the one who was in front of them was the personal army of Emperor Qin Shi Huang during his life.

This is reinforced by the facial details seen in each of the statues. Tang Seung-Min and Daeho along with the other Royal Dragon members were still in the distance and had yet to enter the burial area.

"Chairman, We must approach the statues to ascertain the situation in the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang." Kim Jae Woo tells Daeho and Tang Seung-Min that they must ensure the conditions in the tomb.

Daeho and Tang Seung Min then agreed together with the other Vice-Chairmen to do the checking first. Kim Jae Woo then leads them down the area to the troops, which are like wax statues.

They passed through some pretty steep derivative posts before finally reaching the vast open space where the statues were located. When Kim Jae Woo and the others arrive there no one else is around, except for the hundreds of statues that look very real like humans who are lined up facing in the same direction, it was as if he was facing the king before them.

"It looks so strange" Daeho stared at one of the statues.

Daeho found it quite strange because, they look perfect when said only as a wax statue or statue of clay.

Tang Seung Min also agrees with what Daeho said. He felt that the statues had strokes that were very similar to humans.

Although Daeho knew that they were not human in front of him, they were only statues. However, the instincts possessed by Daeho actually say otherwise.

Daeho and Tang Seung Min then decided to walk closer to see more human statues in the area. On the other hand, Kim Jae Woo found something even more surprising than before. Kim Jae Woo discovers that there is a kind of light emanating from inside the head of each statue.

Kim Jae Woo paused for a moment at the statues. He believed that the source of life energy said by the Fanzui system came from hundreds of clay statues. However, he still did not find the reason and evidence that showed his conjecture.

'Why do these things shine?'

Kim Jae Woo feels more curious about the statues because they emit light from their heads.

Daeho and the other vice-leaders then followed Kim Jae Woo who was walking in front of them. They all then decided to go further inside to ascertain the other things from the hundreds of statues.