Yes, although Igor was scared to death last night, out of loyalty to his fellow villagers, he disregarded Tarrent's "discouragement" and risked returning to the village to report the matter to the most respected Lord Bameluo.
Of course, what they encountered last night were not villagers from Huca Village, but "actors" from the Security Bureau.
As for the buried bodies, they were the Anglo-Portuguese Army killed by Juno on the north bank of the Mondego River some time ago. The bullet holes on the bodies can be explained as "shot by the British soldiers supervising the village relocation."
A few hours later, the people sent by Bameluo and Callova carefully dug up the bodies Igor mentioned, which turned out to be four people disguised as farmers.
That afternoon, more than a dozen of the most prominent people from Nehabe Village gathered at Bameluo's house, each with a somber expression.
"That's the situation," Bameluo said. "Obviously, the rumors are true.
