Great Tomb Of Nazarick Novels & Stories

To which she replied, “I was just kidding. We’re grave digging in West Suez. The Canonteign Mansion is not in the equation. We’ve got everything ready. “Not to forget, Tyr, we’ve uncovered some of the secrets surrounding the grave during the previous days. Apparently, the person buried in the tomb was a prominent figure in the ancient martial arts world. “That’s why his tomb became an attractive target for many in the ancient martial arts world. It is dangerous out there. We might not return alive. So please be prepared for that.” Tyr squinted and said, “I’m barely thirty years old, but I’ve been through so many things.

I grabbed Terrence's hand and led him away but Terrence ignored me and fired the same two shots at the remaining wolf heart. “Gotcha! I'll kick your ass buddy!” Terrence's shout signaled a temporary victory. He guided me to get into the place before noon. Thousands of graves were there with silver markers stained with blood. The tomb in the right corner belongs to Boy. Terrence stepped broadly towards it, the shovel on his back immediately lowered to dig the ground.

It was clear he had a military background. "Nick's place is famous across the entire country. To the north of his villa is one of the Drakonia national forests. To the west is the best tourist attraction of the Northern Frontier. Meanwhile, to the east and south sprawls the Mausoleum of King Polaris," Levi explained to Frederick on the way. "The Mausoleum of King Polaris?" Frederick was a bit surprised.

“You’re a scavenger?” “No. I just got lucky today,” Tunde said. “Found a dead man. A drone had taken him out. He had a shard. I sold it. I work at the quarry, I might be able to get more.” The three looked at each other. Quiet. The older one finally asked, “Why come to us?” “Because I need something only you can offer,” Tunde said. “I want access to the Citadel.” The scarred one chuckled. “You’ve got guts, kid.”

I did not even wait for Morris to rise from his bed before ordering a couple of guards to uproot her coffin and take it to the graveyard of the fallen innocent. You see, in the realm we have three designated graveyards. The yard of traitors. The yard of the fallen innocent. And the yard of the heroes. The yard of traitors was hardly, if not never visited at all. The few times they were visited it was by enemies and foes who often pissed or shit on the graves in the yard. It was truly a dishonorable place to be.

“You’re looking at it, Nestie,” said Lisa, her eyebrows raised as she observed Nestie’s reaction. “What do you mean?” asked Nestie, not quite understanding. “You mean this is it?” Nestie could not quite believe that they were standing in front of a tomb. “Yes, Nestie. This is it. Carmela is buried under the weeping angel,” said Lisa. Nestie hastily took a step backward. “I thought the graveyard is next door,” he said.

The footfalls of his boots on the cobblestone path echoed sinisterly amongst the old tombstones. A few paces ahead situated a lonesome-looking Gothic-Romanesque Church. It had been established centuries ago in the year 1620 by the Franciscan Order. Dim light filtered through from its arching windows, illuminating some of the partially eroded names on the older tombstones he passed. But Vladimir had no trouble locating the exact tombstones he was looking for. Since the full moon shone bright enough to further illuminate the spectral graveyard. He had finally arrived upon about a dozen of the tombstones he would visit regularly years ago. The first two were of his parents, Anastasia and Christ