She should have heard a lot of stories about her ancestors punishing sinners since she was a child. She was afraid when she helped other countries fight her own army. At this moment, there was obvious fear in her eyes.

I originally wanted to try a way to leave, but once I succeeded, no one would protect Ghasa.

She is not an evil spirit, not a zombie, but just a little girl who is a little slutty. She may have a little love mind. Leaving her alone, the child is a little pitiful.

Then I will wait until the prince comes and I will leave. It doesn’t matter how she goes out after she goes out.

She continued chatting with me in the coffin, saying that the soundless underground palace was terrible. Fortunately, she was fed medicine when she entered the coffin and slept very heavily. She slept for a whole day before she woke up.

Not long after I woke up, I showed up and rescued her, otherwise she might have been scared to death for a day alone.

The medicine was given to her so that she could be honest when she was buried. The amount of medicine was not large. Perhaps the person who started the attack was really afraid that the princess would die at her hands, so she had to ensure that she could live until the full moon night in the holy land.

We don’t know how the outside world is inside. The holy land has no windows and is likely to have been buried in yellow sand.

But the environment in the tomb is gradually changing, and I guess this is related to the coming of the full moon night.

Geza told me that the remains of the ancestors were buried in the holy city, but she didn't know where they were buried.

Looking at the design of her coffin, I guess that other coffins are likely to be underground as well.

But she said that many sinners were sent here, and they were not treated as lying in a coffin, but were thrown in when they were awake.

So what about their bodies?

Geza said that no sinner could ever go out of the Holy City, so she was afraid and thought that her ancestors were harsh and would definitely not forgive her, so she could only let the prince come in and save her.

Since no one goes out, they will definitely die. Even if twenty sinners are sent in over two hundred years, twenty bodies are not small, and they will not be able to sink into the sea and cannot be discovered.

What's more, she said more than twenty, her country lasted for five hundred years, and sinners were sent in every year.

Sometimes more than one is sent in a year, but now I haven't seen a single corpse.
Chapter completed!