After the imperial teacher's coffin was carried out, a beggar in ragged clothes knocked on it.
A very deep sound came from the coffin.
To build this coffin, many excellent materials were used.
Besides gold, there were sturdy metals inside.
Once the coffin was dug out, it couldn't be easily opened.
Icy, solid, with traps—a unique feature of this coffin.
The imperial teacher originally prepared this coffin for himself, not for Julius Reed.
His death was predestined long ago.
The beggar knocked again, realizing the coffin's solidity, attempted to open it was futile, so he gave up.
On a pitch-black night, he walked around the coffin in circles.
Finally, on the ninety-ninth circle, he stopped.
The beggar lay on the coffin, listening with his ear.
But he heard nothing from inside.
Very quiet.
As if there lay a dead body inside.
The beggar stepped back, suddenly charged forward!
His hands slammed heavily on the coffin!
Bang!
