Chapter 183 Curse of the Pharaoh (Modified)

Allen took the rusty copper coin and looked at it carefully, but he didn't see any changes in it. Perhaps the rust on it was too severe, and these rusts were even drawn into the pattern of a six-pointed star.

"Ron did this when he was a kid!" Arthur reached out to touch Ron's head, but Ron avoided it uncooperatively.

"Ha, Ron is shy." George didn't care about Ron's poor self-esteem. "This is his first pocket money, but he didn't know how to spend it at the time."

"No." Ron glared at George.

"This copper Nat is very meaningful to Ron. After all, it has his childhood masterpiece on it. I think it would be better for him to keep it!" Allen handed the gold coin to Ron.

Although Ron spoke disdainfully, he still took the coin and put it in his trouser pocket.

"Mr. Weasley, do you know where the energy stone will be placed?" Allen returned to the previous topic, which is what he is most concerned about at the moment.

"Although in the historical records, no one has successfully found the power stone, but no one can deny its existence."

Arthur stroked his chin and continued, "I'm more inclined. Those who got the power stone chose to keep it a secret."

"It's also possible that he was cursed by the pharaoh and couldn't tell the truth to the world." Bill also joined the discussion of the topic.

"Pharaoh's curse? If I learn it, can I curse Malfoy?" Ron was super interested.

"I'm afraid not! I mean, I'm afraid you won't learn it!" Bill poured cold water on his brother.

"This curse may be related to the power stones in the pyramid. For this reason, the Egyptian Ministry of Magic set up a special office to study these curses!" Seeing Ron's hurt expression, Bill explained.

"Here, look, we have reached the warning point." Bill pointed to a wall.

A solemn and majestic incantation is engraved on the wall: whoever disturbs the peace of the pharaoh, the wings of death will descend on his head.

"Are we disturbing Pharaoh's peace now?" Ron was afraid.

"Don't worry, Ron, this is the route surveyed by the Ministry of Magic, which can fully ensure your safety."

Bill looked at the twin brothers in front of him, and warned loudly: "However, if you break into the undeveloped tomb passage, you may be in danger of death."

After passing this warning point, Allen felt that the temperature had dropped suddenly and the humidity in the air had increased.

The tunnel came to an end suddenly. A light yellow wall appeared in front of Allen and the others.

Bill illuminated a small hole in the wall with his wand. "Come here. Next we need to take the cable car."

They passed through the small hole and came to a platform, and below the platform was an unfathomable, dark and large open space.

"What's down there?" Ron asked nervously.

"Who knows? Mummies, coffins, jewelry? Anything is possible." Bill shrugged.

Bill is the cracker of Gringotts, not the cracker of the pyramids.

A wizard in a blue uniform suddenly appeared on the platform, and said to Alan and the others expressionlessly, "Ten people, ten Galleons, thank you!"

"It's expensive!" Ron pouted.

Molly Weasley took out ten Galleons from her handbag and handed them to the wizard.

After receiving the money, he said mechanically: "Please don't get off the bus halfway, otherwise you will be responsible for any accidents!"

Before everyone could react, he waved his magic wand, and five narrow, simple cable cars without any surroundings slid along the cables.

Two by two, Alan and Ron got into the last car.

The cable car slid up, and the real tomb could be seen immediately. Ron was excited and nervous.

He leaned out half of his body and looked under the cable car, "Allen, there really aren't mummies down here, are there?"

Allen also looked down, it was pitch black and he couldn't see anything.

He turned around, grabbed Ron immediately, and dragged Ron back to the seat.

This sudden move,

Ron almost dropped his wand in fright.

It turned out that they entered a narrow tomb passage, the kind that could touch the walls on both sides even if they stretched out their hands.

If Allen hadn't reacted in time, Ron might have hit the wall!

"Oh, thank you, Alan, you saved me again!" Ron was still in shock.

"It's nothing, it seems that we should be more careful!" Allen handed Ron a bottle of water, making him calm down.

This tomb passage is extremely long, and on the walls on both sides of the deep tomb passage, Allen found a rune.

This rune is repeatedly carved on the wall to warn those who come.

"Anyone who enters the grave with an impure heart, I will strangle him like a bird!"

"Curse again!" said Ron impatiently. "Who would enter the pyramid with an impure heart?"

"Yes, I am!" Allen touched his nose uncomfortably, thinking, "The impure heart is systematic, and I just complete the task."

Further ahead, the names of wizards and Muggles who died under the curse were engraved in English on the wall, apparently carved by later generations.

The cable car suddenly picked up speed, and they were sliding down, very fast.

"Isn't our cable snapped?" Ron yelled in horror.

"It should be going down! If the cable breaks, we will fall straight down!" Allen comforted Ron loudly.

Soon, their downward momentum stopped, and they rushed out of the narrow tomb passage and came to an unusually wide space.

The cable car moved forward at a steady and constant speed, and Ron felt like his heart was about to jump out.

"It should be here soon, we've been taxiing for a long time." Ron was a little impatient.

With such a complicated route and such a long distance, if there is no cable car, I really don't know how long it would take to get to the tomb.

"It's coming soon, look, the platform!" Allen, who has a keen vision, also became excited.

Just when the cable car reached the middle of this space, above Allen and the others, accompanied by a sharp howl, a white figure descended from the sky with claws and claws.

With quick eyes and quick hands, Allen grabbed the man's arm and dragged him onto the cable car.

Like an octopus, this man hugged Ron tightly in front of him, obviously mistaken him for his life-saving straw.

The small cable car, unable to bear the three people, swayed from side to side.

Ron was so frightened that he clutched the armrest tightly, and looked at the woman with disheveled hair in front of him with horror on his face.

"Speed ​​forward!" The cable car casts an acceleration spell, trying to reach it before the cable car overturns.

The cable car keeps spinning in the air and moves forward quickly. Everyone in the car is struggling to keep their balance.

All the way to the platform without any danger, Allen took the lead to climb down the cable car. He was also quite frightened along the way.

"Miss, it's all right, please let go of my companion?" Allen looked a little embarrassed at the woman who was still holding Ron.

"Great, I'm saved!" The crying woman in her thirties was exactly the one who uttered nonsense outside the pyramid before.

"What's wrong? We're lost!" Ron wiped the snot and saliva left by the other party on his freckled face with his hands in disgust, and then collapsed after searching for a few times without seeing his family. yell.