Chapter 19

Research body

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Yaodao Village knows this kind of thought of the island people very well.

It is also grasping this kind of thought-

Its knife aimed at the islanders.

It is precisely because of this that Lu Ankang did not take action against him.

But not long after Shin Kiichiro appeared...

He felt that there seemed to be another breath in this time and space.

What happened in this restless Jinling City?

After leaving Shin Kiichiro...

He quickly wandered in every corner of Jinling City.

At this time, the massacre had begun for nearly ten days and the bodies were gradually being cleaned up.

Laborers everywhere kept carrying bodies on the streets.

What is surprising is that the young man actually walked to the corpses with a swagger to check the situation of the corpses.

"Young man, please leave quickly. If you find out for those Japanese devils, you won't be able to survive."

When Lu Ankang insisted on the corpse, he accidentally discovered that some of the corpses were not killed by the Japanese army, but were sucked in blood. This way of death was like something that only Western vampires would do.

The only thing is that these corpses did not have any abnormal changes, they were just sucked in blood.

What's going on?

Following Chen Renxin's message was conveyed from the future - the civil minister threw a Dracula's research body into the time and space where Lu Ankang was.

What created modern vampires was a vampire novel called "The Vampire Earl Dracula" written by Irish writer Blame Stock. At that time, when Blame Stock was preparing to write this novel, he accidentally discovered the name of this grand duke who had the meaning of a demon when he was looking up the information, and later named the novel.

In European history, Dracula was indeed a man. He was famous for his cruelty. He often inserted a prisoner of war into a long wooden stick from his hip and then came out of his mouth through his entire body. Then he stood up high and let the prisoner of war torture to death.

Dracula was brave and good at fighting throughout his life. During his reign, he fought bravely with the invading Turkish army of the Ottoman Empire. He defeated the enemy twice and finally died on the battlefield. Dracula made outstanding achievements in combat. In the eyes of the Romanians, he was a national hero to resist foreign enemies. However, Dracula was extremely cruel and every time he captured prisoners, he would be assassinated, that is, he stood in the soil with sharp wooden stakes, stabbed the enemy at the tip, and died of blood, thus gaining the reputation of "Puncture King Vlad". Perhaps it was precisely because of Dracula's cruelty that he eventually merged with the legendary vampire. Ironically, Dracula's best assassination became his fatal injury in Stoke's novel, that is, vampires could be pierced into the heart and died.

According to historical records, between 1436 and 1437, Dracula became the earl of the Duchy of Valakia, one of the three major Romanian principalities. His family established a residence for him in Telgovishte, making it a noble capital. Dracula lived here with his father for six years. In 1442, Dracula and his younger brother were sent to Constantinople, the capital of the Ottoman Turkish Empire, as hostage to Sultan II. Dracula stayed in Turkey until 1448. His brother stayed until 1462. This imprisonment in Turkey undoubtedly left an indelible mark on Dracula's growth trajectory, and he developed pessimism about life during that period. During this period,

In the hostile environment around him, news of his father and brother being assassinated by rebel nobles came one after another. In fact, after informing him of the news that his father was assassinated (in 1447), the Turks released him. At the same time, he also knew that his brother Mircea was killed by the Turkish people. The news of his relative's death deeply tortured him, and from then on he was resentful of the people of Telgovishtai. At the age of seventeen, he led his army back to Valakia with the support of the Turkish Sultan and regained power. The first thing he did after he came to power was to purify dissidents, harsh methods, and used various severe laws to treat criminals and rectify the country. The most famous one was to puncture. Therefore, he was often given the nickname "Tippes" (a man who imposed a wooden stake).

Dracula once defeated the Turkish army several times the Romanian legion on the banks of the Danube, rescued his country and became a national hero of Romania. When fighting with others, he made good use of "surprise attack tactics" and "complete killing and plundering". What really scared the Turks was the battle in 1462. During this battle, Dracula was betrayed by his allies and fled to the capital. When the Turkish army chased the city, he suddenly saw more than 20,000 soldiers captured during the war, and were stripped of clothes and displayed in public.

A kilometer of wooden stakes surrounded the city. Rods pierced from their mouths or buttocks stood everywhere, crows and vultures kept pecking at these dead bodies, causing the surroundings to smell of strong rotten smell. The Turkish army, who was still moving forward, were all terrified of this creepy scene, and had no will to fight and had to evacuate. As for the Turkish messenger who was unwilling to take off his hat in front of Duke Durcula, he ordered: "Since he does not want to take off his hat, he will never be able to take off his hat." So the messenger was stabbed into an iron nail from the top of his hat.

Such stories prevented the powerful Turkish army from invasion by the Christian countries. At the same time, the Duke of Dracula's reputation spread like wildfire, so the title of "vampire" spread throughout Europe. He died in the suburbs of Bucharest. In the winter of 1476, he fought with the Ottoman Turkish army with his own tiny military force until the last soldier without foreign aid. The Turkish army later split Dracula's body and sent his head to Constantinople. All the Snakov monastery in Romania was worshipped in Dracula's soul. It guarded Romania.

Dracula's tyrannical behavior added rich materials to many chroniclers at that time and wrote him as a legendary figure. Later, his name was inseparable from vampires.

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Why did that kid Wenchen throw such things into this time and space?

Do you think Jinling is not messy enough at this moment?

Or...

What new plans are there for the Dead Sect?

According to the analysis of the report sent by Chen Renxin: It seems that this vampire was studied based on Dracula's cells and is still in the research stage. He threw him into this time and space, and thought he wanted to take advantage of the chaos to observe the effect of the Dracula research body. At the same time, he doesn't have to take on too much responsibility, after all--

Almost all the time and space punishment will only fall on Lu Ankang in the end.

The Dead Sect is very happy to use this method to kill Lu Ankang.
Chapter completed!