Chapter 1292: Taboos

To people who made their living on tomb raids, it never mattered whose ancient tomb it was, or what historical and archaeological value it held. The only thing that mattered was what lay inside, and how much it could fetch. That was why, in the ancient text passed down among their kind, the identity of the tomb's owner was usually brushed over in a few careless lines. If whoever wrote it back then hadn't investigated clearly, they simply left it out. At most, they would jot down something like "from...