Then the monk talked about the problem of the wizard's corpse.
He didn't know if he wanted to make money or if the corpse would stink if left for a long time.
If the extortion continues like this, no matter how much money you have, it won't be enough, and you have to wait a while before giving.
Sneijder pretended to be hypocritical and delicate like a nobleman, and sighed slightly: "I originally wanted to hire someone, but I don't have much money at the moment.
It will take a few more days to wait for the rent from outside to be collected and delivered.
God.
Anyway, he helped us with the work for a day.
It would be worthy of him if we brought him back and buried him with his brother."
Everything was reasonable and reasonable.
In fact, the monk was not sure whether the two housekeepers were real wizards, so he agreed to collect the corpses by himself, told them the location and left.
After seeing the monk off, everyone looked at each other.
Then I went to prepare to go out and retrieve Ted's body.
After getting it back, he might bury it in the soil and maybe he could be resurrected.
If we want to go, we will act together.
Several men will join the battle.
Those who lead the horses and those who find the carriages will get busy.
Sneijder asked softly: "Can a burnt corpse be resurrected?"
I don’t know.
Cheng Qianxun said helplessly: “Let’s treat a dead horse as a living horse doctor.”
Even though Regel was very strong, it still took him a while to hitch the carriage onto the carriage, just like putting together blocks.
The medieval German carriage was completely different from what you imagined.
It was actually an open-top style, with a driver's seat in the front and two rows of seats facing each other in the back.
Cheng Qianxun looked at the carriage and was very confused: "I think I should add a tip if there are any mistakes.
If I make a mistake, people will be suspicious if I go out."
"Yes, that should be it."
Reger said with certainty: "This is not Versailles in France, but a suburb of Bavaria.
Being able to ride in such a carriage already belongs to the aristocratic class."
"That's it."
Cheng Qianxun sighed slightly: "Don't talk about the Qin Dynasty's cars.
The ones from the Warring States Period were better than this.
I originally planned to put Ted's body in the carriage, but now it seems that it will be paraded through the streets."
Rudolf reached out and grabbed it, then threw a piece of coarse cloth into the car: "Use this to wrap the body."
Two people could sit in the front, and Gordon, as the groom, sat in the front, but the problem was that he didn't know how to drive, so Rudolph sat next to him.
The other three sat in the middle.
Of course, Jeffrey, the groom's son, couldn't sit with the owner, so he could only reluctantly sit on the protruding place at the rear of the car with his mouth closed.
When they arrived at the orchard, Cheng Qianxun saw Ted's incompletely burned body.
Although he was mentally prepared, he still felt a bit of fear and pity.
Ted was hanged and burned.
Probably he was not doused with kerosene like Baldhead.
So it was not burned to ashes like a bald head.
When Rudolf pushed aside the still warm ashes, a body that was as black as charcoal was revealed.
"Oh my god" Cheng Qianxun couldn't help but his eyes turned red.
It's so miserable.
She was so burned that she couldn't even tell her gender, her hair and skin were gone, and she smelled like burning.
Ted was not a bad person.
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If he hadn't been hanged first and then burned, which would have made him feel a little better mentally, he would have really been unable to hold himself back.
He secretly ran to the church and burned the greedy fat monk with a fire.
Rudolph looked at the body, then looked at Gordon next to him: "Take it back."
Gordon had no voice.
He nodded solemnly, then spread out the coarse cloth he brought and moved the body with Rudolf.
If it weren't for these two professionals who often dealt with corpses, it would have been difficult for Cheng Qianxun and the others to calmly touch Ted's horrific corpse.
Jeffrey held his nose and said in disgust: "Can he be resurrected after being buried?
He was burned like this."
Regel rolled his eyes and said angrily: "Bury it first and then talk about it."
After the rough cloth was spread out, Rudolph raised his shoulders and Gordon raised his feet.
As soon as Rudolph moved, he felt something bad and stopped: "Wait a minute, his neck is broken."
Reger immediately responded: "Hangings in this period often involved putting a rope around the neck, pulling the rope, and throwing the person from a high place.
Fat people would sometimes have their heads fall off, and their cervical vertebrae would definitely be broken."
"Let me think about it."
Rudolph said to Jeffrey: "You little bastard, aren't you very powerful?
Can you help me hold my head?"
Jeffrey was scornful, but still came over: "Okay, although it's a bit disgusting, but we are teammates after all, so just help."
But when Jeffrey held the corpse's dark head in his hands, he had to admire that this boy did have some courage.
"Okay, I'll count one, two, three, and let's lift him onto the cloth together."
Rudolph began to count: "One, two, three."
As soon as he finished counting, Jeffrey suddenly lifted up.
There was only a crisp "click" sound, and Cheng Qianxun almost fainted.
The neck, which was already broken and still baked to a crisp, cracked and split into two pieces.
After Rudolph and Gordon quickly lifted the body carefully onto the cloth, they turned and glared at Jeffrey, who was holding his head in his hands.
Jeffrey held his dark head in his hands and tried to show a flattering smile on his face.
As a result, the corners of his mouth twitched slightly: "Yes, I'm sorry, I did it as ordered..."
"Did you mean who asked you to use such force?"
Gordon was so angry that he almost yelled: "Don't you know that the corpse was very fragile after being roasted?"
"I, I don't know."
Jeffrey's face drooped as if a child had done something wrong.
Seeing that he still had his head in his hand, he quickly put his head on the cloth.
When I saw that the direction was reversed, I put it back gently.
It was over now.
Everyone looked at the corpse with the head and body separated and cried without tears.
They had no hope at all and even tore off the head.
Obviously, the possibility of Ted's resurrection was getting slimmer.
I don’t care, let’s move back first.
The body was moved to the middle of the two rows of seats facing each other on the carriage body.
After everyone was seated, Rudolf pulled the reins and gave a roar, and the two horses immediately began to walk slowly.
When they arrived at the manor, everyone closed the door and moved Ted's body to the place where he was originally resurrected.
Reger picked up the shovel and dug out the original hole.
Seeing that Regel could pick up a large piece with a shovel, Rudolf, who was standing nearby, reminded: "This time it's very mysterious.
The body was burned so much that it almost lost its weight.
It only weighs about thirty kilograms."
All the oil and water were burned away, and the body was as brittle as burnt charcoal, fragrant and crisp.
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In fact, everyone also understands that there should be no hope this time.
Jeffrey murmured softly: "The head has become very light, and the brain inside it may have been burned away.
At least the body was whole and wet last time..."
Gordon stared and said angrily: "If you don't speak, no one will think you are mute."
Reger stepped out of the shallow pit and inserted the shovel into the ground.
He slightly held the handle of the shovel with one hand: "It's better to dig shallower."
Then let it go.
Rudolf and Gordon each took the two corners of the cloth and gently lowered the body into the pit.
Rudolph positioned his head again and aimed at the broken part of his neck.
Cheng Qianxun asked: "Do you want to sew your head shut with thread?"
Rudolf looked at the corpse: "It's so brittle, it probably can't be sewn together, or it can be glued with batter."
From beginning to end, it's like a dark comedy.
But no one can laugh.
"Forget it," Regel said helplessly: "Maybe it won't work this time.
The usual way to deal with witchcraft is water and fire.
Just bury it like this.
If you want to survive, you will survive."
Everyone nodded, so Regel picked up the shovel and started to fill it loosely with soil.
Seeing the soil pouring on the charred corpses that were so dark that it was impossible to tell who was who, this horrifying corpse could no longer be seen.
When Regeer shoveled the last bit of soil and inserted the shovel into the ground, Cheng Qianxun asked softly: "Jeffrey, where were you just now?"
"And why is one of the gold coins I put in the cabinet missing?"
Gordon looked at Jeffrey angrily.
When it was known that Ted was hanged, tied to a cross and burned.
While Jeffrey and the others hadn't come back from picking up eggs, Gordon ran upstairs to take a look.
There were originally four gold coins, but one was given away.
There should be three more, but only two are left.
"I went out to play."
Jeffrey seemed to understand something and smiled again: "You don't think I'm going to betray Ted, do you?"
The most questionable one is Jeffrey.
Only he had the opportunity to go to the monk's high density, and then gave the monk a plan to trick Ted out, and then he was executed and burned after a simple trial.
The butler who allowed the monk to take the risk of burning an extremely generous benefactor could impress the monk only if he was as generous as the benefactor.
Moreover, Ted was already burned like that, and Jeffrey was afraid that he would be resurrected, so he pretended to be an accident and took off his head.
Linking up the two cases further proves that he is the number one suspect.
The reason why everyone didn't say anything just now was to prevent others from seeing the strangeness here.
After finishing Ted's funeral, we would deal with it behind closed doors.
Seeing that everyone's expressions were serious, he said in a panic: "If I got the gold coins, I would take them all, why take one?"
"Because if you take them all, I will take them back again."
Rudolph looked at Gordon: "Look, what the priest is doing now."
Gordon closed his eyes, opened them after a while, and said angrily: "He was wiping the gold coins and put them into his money bag, two gold coins."
Jeffrey immediately shouted almost hysterically: "Then you saw that I went to find this bastard, why did you use gold coins to bribe him?
You know that the person who reported the report does not need to pay at all?"
In the Middle Ages, not only did you have to pay money to report a witch or wizard, you could also get a share of the property left by the wizard.
Therefore, there was an endless stream of people reporting the crime, and the church and judges would also profit from it, so that fires and heart-rending screams were burning everywhere in the Middle Ages.
Rudolph sneered and caught the flaw: "How do you know that the person who reported the report does not need to pay?"
Jeffrey was stunned, then sat down on the ground and howled: "I didn't report it anyway, I was just going out to play, believe it or not.
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If it was me who did it, I will definitely admit it to prove how powerful I am. sharp" "That's because you still need to live here.
You have food, clothing, and a peaceful sleep here."
Sneijder was almost furious.
"Anyway, I didn't kill him.
If you don't believe me, just kill me.
You bullied me because you wanted me to die.
It's not necessarily true.
My death will save people."
Jeffrey acted like a rogue and sat down.
On the ground, he wiped away tears and bit back, but refused to admit that he had betrayed Ted
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