fuceye
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As of late I,ve been thinking about diging up a couple zombies. Yes I said zombies. I found a old
Chest in an attic of an old church. In the chest was 3 gold rings,a silver cross and a map. The rings were large,around 2 1/4 inches in diameter and had arrows markets on them. The cross also has an arrow on the back of it pointing to the top. On the map there are 4 circles the same size as the rings and each circle has 3 register marks that match up with the arrows on the rings.
There seems to be a ring missing,the map suggests it can be found with the help of " an eye that sees in earth" the maps says also that the missing teeth of the undead will guide the eye to the missing ring.
In the chest under the purple velvet lining was a folded letter with a broken seal of red wax,in the folded paper was 4 gold teeth. 2 canine, and 2 molars.all teeth were drilled and threaded on a silver chan. The length of silver chain begins and ends with gold links and tied together with black long hair....human I think....
The letter was dated dec 21 1425 , and signed by Pope Martinus V.
i think the detector would need to see deep....
Chest in an attic of an old church. In the chest was 3 gold rings,a silver cross and a map. The rings were large,around 2 1/4 inches in diameter and had arrows markets on them. The cross also has an arrow on the back of it pointing to the top. On the map there are 4 circles the same size as the rings and each circle has 3 register marks that match up with the arrows on the rings.
There seems to be a ring missing,the map suggests it can be found with the help of " an eye that sees in earth" the maps says also that the missing teeth of the undead will guide the eye to the missing ring.
In the chest under the purple velvet lining was a folded letter with a broken seal of red wax,in the folded paper was 4 gold teeth. 2 canine, and 2 molars.all teeth were drilled and threaded on a silver chan. The length of silver chain begins and ends with gold links and tied together with black long hair....human I think....
The letter was dated dec 21 1425 , and signed by Pope Martinus V.
i think the detector would need to see deep....
