:01:04
Who could have guessed how
I'd end up using my knowledge.
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So this is your idea of an
investment opportunity
:01:10
...these statues. What are they called?
:01:12
The famous terracotta warriors.
:01:15
Each one modeled after
some real person
:01:17
who lived more than
two thousand years ago.
:01:20
Well, they're certainly dead now.
:01:22
How many are there?
:01:24
About seven thousand in all.
:01:26
The Emperor Qin Shi Huangdi
spent his whole life
:01:28
building massive underground tombs
around here.
:01:31
One is said to even contain a replica
:01:33
of all China in miniature.
:01:35
Really?
:01:36
Then why isn't that on our itinerary,
Mr. Orton?
:01:38
Well there's only one problem.
That tomb's never been opened.
:01:41
Its entrance is littered with booby traps.
:01:44
The Emperor wanted to make sure that
:01:45
the price of admission into his
prize chamber would be death.
:01:47
Good safety tip?
:01:51
This place is a wreck.
:01:55
We'll need to invest in proper lighting
:01:58
build some amusement rides
to entertain the children.
:02:02
Advertising possibilities are intriguing:
:02:06
Come visit the Evil Emperor's
:02:08
Chamber of Death.
:02:10
All Mr. Harding cares about is money.
:02:13
So don't take anything
he says personally.
:02:15
God knows, he never does.
:02:17
The warriors, they seem
practically alive.
:02:20
Yes
:02:23
sometimes I'm afraid to turn my back
on them...pretty silly, isn't it?
:02:27
Psst. That's him.
:02:29
It's too late. This world is doomed.
:02:37
Kwan Ying!
:02:41
Goddess, is there still time for
:02:44
the Scholar to fulfill his destiny?
:02:46
Yes. I must find a way to gain his trust.
:02:50
He is our only hope.
:02:53
And who is that?
:02:55
A famous Chinese god...
the Monkey King
:02:57
Why is he trapped underneath
that rock?