Chapter 281 014: Tomb robbers, the tomb owner, and her tomb

Ailoriya smiled reluctantly: "I hope so."

After a pause, she ended the topic, turned to Luo Xi and asked, "By the way, I still don't know why you came to visit?"

"this."

Luo Xi looked a little embarrassed. He couldn't just say that he was here to rob tombs and look for treasures.

He hadn't figured out what to say yet, but Lina next to him said, "Ah, you mean us? Of course we're here to dig for treasure, right?"

Eloriya was stunned: "Digging for treasure?"

Of course, the princess was not stupid. After Lina reminded her, she immediately laughed and said, "So you are here to rob tombs."

If we look at what Luo Xi just said, then this place can indeed be called a cemetery.

Luo Xi was slightly embarrassed and quickly made excuses for himself: "I originally thought that these things were already ownerless. Instead of letting some things sleep forever underground, it is better to let them return to the sun and release the brilliance they were supposed to have."

Lina was shocked: "Oh, I never knew you were so smart. You could make digging graves sound so noble."

Luo Xi twitched his lips: "By the way, which side are you from?"

What's wrong with this ghost? It's fine if it talks a lot at other times, but now it's destroying itself three or five times. It seems like it really wants to be locked in the recorder and doesn't want to come out, right?

"Ha ha!"

However, Eloriya didn't seem to mind and smiled crisply: "Your Excellency has a really good relationship with your companions."

Luo Xi shrugged: "Probably."

Eloria laughed for a while, then returned to the topic that had run away.

She went on to say, "If you expect to find some rare treasures from me, I'm afraid you will be disappointed. In fact, this palace was just a summer palace built by my father for me. I will only stay here when it is extremely hot, so I don't have any particularly valuable treasures here."

Luo Xi heard that due to the abuse of magic by the Sigrama dynasty, the entire kingdom would encounter fire element riots every few years, causing the temperature to rise sharply for a period of time, and this period was called the extreme hot period.

Luo Xi muttered quietly: "It doesn't matter, just give me this pillar at the door, and I won't lose this trip."

Eloriya smiled and said, "You are really very polite, sir."

"But this beam is related to the safety of my family. I think you should not take it. I don't think it is necessary."

"Although I don't have any treasures here, if it's at the level of Dragon Scale Stone, I think I can still get something."

Luo Xi's eyes lit up.

Eloriya nodded seriously: "Of course the value is not less than this beam."

Luo Xi's eyes lit up and he licked his lips: "Then..."

He wanted to ask where those things were, but it seemed a little unreasonable to ask about someone's finances directly in front of the owner. After all, theoretically speaking, he was a tomb robber at this time, and the person standing in front of him was undoubtedly the owner of the cemetery.

Fortunately, Eloria didn't seem to mind others digging up her tomb, and she had no intention of guarding it at all.

She said generously, "These are just some useless gadgets to me. If you need them, I'll give them to you. I'll consider it as a reward for bringing me these news."

"I'm trapped there, and I don't know when I can leave and return to the wizarding world. If it weren't for your arrival, I don't know how long it would take for me to know the news from my hometown."

She sighed.

Luo Xi asked curiously, "What do you mean by being trapped there?"

Inferring solely from this theory of lifespan, if Her Royal Highness the Princess could live to this day, then her lifespan should be no less than five or six thousand years. This level of lifespan must at least be that of a great sage or even a sage mark.

Luo Xi was not sure. With this level of strength, theoretically, she could easily cross the entire wizarding world. What else could have trapped her for thousands of years? Unfortunately, Eloriya still had no idea of ​​the answer.

"nothing."

She shook her head and said, "Let's continue talking about your treasure. Please follow me."

After saying that, she turned and walked into the palace, and Luo Xi hurriedly followed.

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Although he could feel the grandeur of the palace when standing in front of it, Luo Xi was still surprised after actually walking into it.

The towering dome spreads out overhead, as if encompassing the entire universe. The colorful murals on the ceiling depict myths, legends, and heroic deeds, full of mystery and romance. The surrounding walls are illuminated by soft lights, reflecting delicate textures and exquisite carvings.

Luo Xi walked along the red-carpeted corridor, with display cabinets of various antiques and artworks on both sides. He stopped and carefully admired these precious collections, each of which seemed to tell a different story. His footsteps echoed in the empty corridor, adding a sense of mystery.

After walking through the corridor, Luo Xi came to a spacious hall. In the center of the hall was a huge fountain, with water jets jumping in the air, making pleasant sounds. The walls around were hung with exquisite murals and portraits, showing the splendor and glory of the palace. At the end of the hall was a huge French window, outside which was a lush garden and rolling mountains in the distance, perfectly integrating the palace with nature.

Luo Xi strolled in the palace, feeling the solemnity and tranquility here. He seemed to hear the echo of history reverberating here, and every stone and every painting carried a profound cultural heritage.

It was not until Alolia's voice sounded that Luo Xi was finally awakened from the atmosphere here.

Alolia asked, "By the way, I still don't know how Lord Luo Xi knew about my palace and came here?"

“You’re asking this. It’s like this.”

Luo Xi then took out the piece of paper with the coordinates written on it and explained the whole story.

Eloriya took the note and looked at it: "It turned out to be Reina."

She explained, "This note was written by one of my guards, Reina. She helped me carry some important things. This note should have been written to another of my guards, Sophia. At that time, the frontline was short of personnel, and Reina also received an order to lead the corps to snipe the enemy. This should have been left by her before she set out, but I don't know why it ended up in the book. But this may be related to Sophia's habit."

"I remember this girl always liked to put some small things into the reading comprehension books in her hands."

(End of this chapter)