We took the whole family to China, Rachel and Laura did a lot of
working out and martial arts skills. The boys went to various
places and met people, did fishing, played chess and just hung
out a lot. Indy helped finance the trip by using a collection helper
to find tons of rocks and gems. I went to solve a quest.
Yuck, I hate bugs.
But I love treasure! Piles and Piles of it!
This tomb was very mazelike, but I finally found the main treasure chest.
Do the locals really eat pancakes with chopsticks? I mean,
it's one thing to try to blend in but I think we might be taking it a bit far.
We did a family expedition to the next tomb. The Grants are ready
for action.
The trick will be to keep the kids far enough back to be safe.
Traps already?
At this point, I asked Rachel and a couple of the boys to go back to
camp. They needed showers and food and this tomb obviously
takes concentration.
So Henry, Rick and Laura followed me in one more stage but we reached
yet another trap here. I asked them to go back to camp too.
Probably just as well I did, it's not a lot of fun being a pincushion. I
passed out for awhile. This is by far the most trap laden tomb I've
ever explored.
My god, I'm glad that the rest of the family is safe, this place is
dangerous.
But the reason is that it's just loaded with treasure. Glorious piles
of the stuff.
I hope I have the keys to make this safer. That looks deadly.
Thank god, it needed four crescent keys and I had found all four.
Plus I had found a steam trap, another dart trap and at least one
more electric trap the hard way.
But this was the prize and certainly worth a great deal of risk.
This was a very profitable trip, we earned more money overseas than
we had spent getting there. But I don't think I'll try taking all the kids
again, it was a bit much trying to track them.
Speaking of kids, Rachel has that baby want in her eyes. Another one?
The current tribe isn't huge enough for you?