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The little prince had been thrown into the desert for half a year, and the possibility of his survival was almost zero. Titan was not afraid that he would come back alive and reveal what he had done.

He was just worried that the high priest would go look for this person himself. If he really found out something and discovered that the little prince's death was related to him, then Taita would not be able to bear the blame alone.

Insulting royal family members, murdering the royal family of a friendly neighboring country, destroying friendly relations between two countries, and so many other crimes, Taita can already imagine what will happen to him after the truth is revealed, and he feels that the future is bleak.

At this point, I can only keep this secret in my heart and not reveal any flaws.

"Your Highness, our tribe found the little prince by the ancient river, but he had lost his memory at the time. We simply thought he was an ordinary person and assigned him tasks as an ordinary child. We never imagined he would be the prince of your country."

"You said that Xiao You got lost after returning to the tribe. Where exactly was he lost?" Earl no longer had the mind to worry about Titan's crime of insulting the royal family. Finding Xiao You was the most important thing.

"About half a year ago, the young prince lost his memory, so we only assigned him the simplest picking work. Who knew that he would disappear without a trace when the tribe wasn't paying attention? We searched everywhere but couldn't find him, so we thought he might have regained his memory and left on his own, so we didn't do anything about it."

Titan half-truthed the news about Yulis.

Although Earl was angry that the Taiyi tribe gave up the search for Yulis so easily, he could do nothing about it.

The Taiyi tribe has done its best to take in little You. Even if he was left here, Earl can't blame them for anything.

But what happened to Xiao You now? If he had recovered his memory, why didn't he go back? Earl was puzzled.

"Haven't you seen him in the past six months?" Earl asked unwillingly.

"Yes, Your Highness Earl."

Chu Jun listened to the two people's questions and answers. After thinking for a moment, he said, "Can you take us to the place where Yulis last disappeared?"

"Okay, sir. That place is not far from here. We can set off after getting ready."

The place where Yulis disappeared was on the side of the Taiyi tribe near the imperial tomb. It was a small oasis in the desert. Due to the unique plant species, people in the tribe often organized themselves to go there to pick some special plants, which could be made into precious spices.

The oasis is about two hours away from the residents. It is located between the Imperial Tomb and the Taiyier Tribe. To the east is the Taiyier Tribe, to the west is the Imperial Tomb, and to the north and south is the endless desert. Without sufficient food and water, it is difficult to leave.

Everyone arrived at the oasis that afternoon.

The oasis wasn't large, and one could see its end at a glance. Standing here, one's sight stretched far into the distance, even to the spires of distant buildings. Those were the imperial tombs, the final resting places of Mendo I and the emperors of previous dynasties.

These mausoleums tower into the sky, forming pyramids, nearly a hundred meters high and imposing. Each mausoleum is separated by a considerable distance, so the imperial mausoleums cover a vast area, roughly two or three times the size of the imperial capital.

Continuing westward past the Imperial Mausoleum, one reaches the vast expanse of desert, which is even more vast. If someone were unfortunate enough to get lost in this desert, they would likely have difficulty surviving and would ultimately end up with nothing but their remains.

"My lords, the young prince was lost here." The troops have scattered to look for traces, but there are often people active here, and even if there are traces, they have been destroyed.

"You can see the emperor's tomb here. Just walk in the opposite direction and you will return to the Taiyi tribe, unless you get lost along the way."

On the way here, Chu Jun asked Pino to scan the surroundings to see if there were any reactions from Yulis's life forms or corpses, but found nothing. Too much time had passed, and Chu Jun knew that the possibility of Yulis being alive was too low, but he still wanted to give it a try.

[Report! There is a sign of life underground fifteen kilometers to the west.]

【Start precision testing.】

[Precision testing commenced...Testing completed. The subject has been confirmed to be a human male, with healthy vital signs.]

The result brought by Pino was an unexpected surprise. Chu Jun made a quick decision and decided to go and search and rescue.

"Let's go to the imperial tomb in the west and take a look." Chu Jun suggested when they found no clues.

Upon hearing this, Tai Tan said, "But entering the Imperial Mausoleum requires His Majesty's permission... I will send someone to the capital to ask for permission now."

"No need, I have it here." His Majesty is right beside him, so why would he need a letter of permission?

"Then shall we set off now?"

"Let's go now. We can stay there tonight."

I could only follow him to the imperial mausoleum area.

In the legends of the Mendo Dynasty, the east is where the sun rises, symbolizing the birth of life, while the west represents the passing of life because the sun sets in the west.

The capitals and palaces of every dynasty in the ancient river basin were built on the east side of the river, while the emperor's mausoleum was built on the west side. This symbolizes the prosperity of the country and also wishes that the emperor's soul can soon ascend to heaven.

The pyramid is nearly 100 meters high. Building a pyramid requires nearly 10,000 huge stones and takes more than ten years or even decades.

Since Mo Heng ascended the throne, the construction of his pyramid had begun. Due to the growing strength of the country, the pyramid was completed in just ten years.

Among the dozen or so pyramids of different sizes in front of us, one belongs to Mo Heng.

Mo Heng looked at the tallest pyramid in the distance, then looked at the location of the queen's tomb on the other side, feeling a little sad.

"What's wrong?" Chu Jun asked.

Mo Heng turned his gaze to the young man again and said, "It's nothing, it's just a pity that I can't be buried with you after I die."

Chu Yun is a messenger of God, neither old nor young.

Chu Yun was speechless for a moment. Indeed, the body being used now was Chu Yun's own body, which would not age. However, Mo Yun, as an ordinary person, would gradually grow old and eventually die.

Chu Yun knew the people in this dimension were obsessed with tombs, or with reincarnation and the afterlife.

"Even if we can't be buried together, I will be by your side waiting for your soul to ascend to heaven."

Mo Heng seemed a little tempted, but still refused: "Forget it. I don't know how long it will take for my soul to ascend to heaven after I die. It's so dark and boring in the mausoleum. You should wait for me in heaven. You will wait for me, right?"

"Of course!" I will keep looking for you until you come back to me.

Two hours later, as the sun set and night fell, they arrived at the edge of the Imperial Mausoleum.

No one has come to the Imperial Mausoleum since the completion of Mo Heng's mausoleum three years ago.

The vast starry sky, brilliant and mysterious, resembles an endless array of gems inlaid within the vast canopy. The majestic pyramids, ancient and solemn, stand silently amidst the vast desert. The endless desert, desolate and desolate, features rolling dunes, whistled by the wind. These silent elements interweave to create a lonely yet captivating world. In this world, time seems frozen, and everything appears serene and eternal.