Riddle Coffin Novels & Stories

The casket was trapezoidal, tapered at the feet, widening toward the top, with a peaked lid. "Why isn't this knight shown?" Jimmy asked. "Amazing," Rodriguez said, stroking his chin. "I had forgotten about this oddity. It's been years since I was here." "This coffin," McEwan said, "looks like it was carved at the same time and by the same person as the other tombs. So why is this knight in a casket rather than in the open?" Rodriguez shook his head. "One of this church's mysteries. To the best of my knowledge, nobody has ever found any explanation for it."

The coffin is exquisite, if Mari were alive and she was asked to pick a coffin for her final resting place she would pick this. Lena doesn't say anything, she just walks up to the coffin and runs her hand over it and then she chokes back a sob. "Eric it's absolutely stunning, she would love it." She tells him and then she goes to hug him. "I'm happy that you like it." He tells her. They both open up the coffin and I lay Mari inside. Eric closes it up and proceeds to recite another spell. The coffin shines bright for a few seconds and then it stops.

Minutes passed and she found nothing! “Finally!!.” Alora celebrated l. ‘What it’s not him?!.”Alora thought. ‘Come on!, why would they keep him in a coffin!.” Alora thought. After a couple of seconds, she dug her hand into the little opening she could find and pulled it using her beast strength, it took a while and a lot of strength and determination but she successfully pulled the lid off, she placed it on the ground and stared into the coffin. A pair of white eyes came open, it was like a light source as it brightened the room, Alora took a couple of steps back as she had no idea what the thing in the coffin was.

There were no other clues on the mural, and it seemed as though the anaconda was trying to tell him that the answer lay within the eternal coffin. “You want me to open the coffin?” Gerald asked tentatively. The anaconda nodded. Gerald took a deep breath before he walked toward the colorful platform. The entire platform was made out of many colorful stones. The eternal coffin made out of crystal jade was suspended in the air above the colorful stones. It was like a beautiful work of art that made people wonder and marvel at it. After walking up and observing the eternal coffin from a close range, Gerald could vaguely see a dark figure lying inside the coffin.

Count Vlad said, pointing at something in the wall. Frowning, I try to distinguish what it was. That didn’t look like a coffin. It looks way different from ordinary ones. Approaching it, I could see it. This wasn’t like any coffin I’ve seen before. It was a glass coffin, standing tall against the wall. It looked as if they encrusted it into the walls. “This… is a coffin?” I said, sounding stupid. “Yes, your coffin is almost like mine, except yours is made of diamonds.” Count Vlad said.

Mariah asked, for some reason, she could feel fear building inside her, like whatever would be inside that coffin would be stronger than them. “Do you have any other option?” Asher glanced at her. Mariah glanced around and sighed, knowing he was right. The coffin was the only interesting thing in the cave and besides, if the man is not in the coffin, where else could he be? She means, he said he is inside the cave, but there is no sign of anyone even living in the cave for centuries. She shook off her fear and joined her brother. There was no inscription on the coffin or anything to tell of what is inside it or the calamity it would bring shall it be opened just like in those scary movies an

The huge scattered sabers, swords, axes, and forks around him seemed to have come alive and began to wriggle. "What a powerful aura! Who is inside this coffin?" If there is a coffin, then it means that this is definitely a place of return, not a battlefield." At this moment, Caspian could finally make a precise judgment. It was because there wouldn't be a battlefield that would allow one to be peacefully buried. And he was buried in a coffin? It was amazing to have a whole body. "But, who on earth is this person? He actually used this kind of way to bury things that are completely beyond common sense." Caspian gathered his eyesight and looked into the coffin.

Coffin under the coffin, why? The boys bent down, ready to move the coffin. I joined them, hoping to not find a burned dead body. After a few pushes, grunts, complaints, and cuss words we finally managed to flip the coffin. And luckily there was just sand beneath but the bottom of the coffin sure had three lilies on it. Staring at us, calling to us. I gulped looking at the pale white design with sand granules and ants on it. "This is it." I whispered.

His curiosity about the black cave grew, and he followed Cedric inside. As soon as he entered, Kiran’s expression changed. Inside, the cave was illuminated by numerous luminous pearls, revealing countless formations designed to suppress a massive black coffin in the center. Seeing the coffin, Kiran thought of Wendy Kruger’s ghost fetus. Could it be related to this coffin? Cedric reached the coffin and placed his hand on the lid, looking at Kiran. "If you touch me, I'll open this coffin. If I die, you won't get out alive."

“Cole, you have a keen insight, and you grew up in Yorks Stronghold. What kind of strange things that have happened in Yorks Stronghold have you heard of?” Cole carefully recalled, then said with some confusion, “I don’t know if that matter has anything to do with today’s events, though.” “Let’s hear it.” “When I was a child, I once stumbled into a mysterious cemetery. There was an ice coffin in the cemetery. Inside was a man dressed in traditional attire…”