1226: Chapter 334 The Very Burly Buddha Giant 1226: Chapter 334 The Very Burly Buddha Giant The prison cells of the Flying Cal Army were underground structures, astonishingly spacious.
The ventilation windows wrapped with rusty iron bars were covered in layers of corrosion.
The surrounding walls were built with incredibly thick azure stones, covered with dim green moss that was slippery to the touch, akin to a wanton woman’s plump buttocks.
On both sides of the prison cell, huge iron cages were frad by arm-thick iron bars, with a spacious passageway in the middle.
At the end was a spiral staircase leading down to another level of the dungeon, and the execution space was plainly visible in the outer area.
This was Liu Shock’s temporary new ho.
The old ruffian, Guoguo, and the little parrot were all entering a prison cell for the first ti.
They descended the steps, looking around with full curiosity, filled with a sense of novelty.
The dim yellow light from the oil lamps cast a reflection on the prison walls, reflecting the bloodthirsty red glare of the various torture devices hanging in profusion—whether it was the spiked wooden horse, branding irons, thumbscrews, heavy leg irons, or the guillotine, nail beds, and hanging rings.
These aged torture devices all bore an ancient dark brown appearance; anyone with a bit of common sense could tell that these devices must have been soaked in human blood year-round to take on such a condition.
“This is Bartheby Prison!” Roml touched a torture device on the wall, producing a heavy clanging sound, “The current Sultan was particularly fond of watching torture before he succeeded the previous Sultan.
This underground prison was personally supervised by him during construction.
The first and second floors are dry dungeons, the third is a water dungeon, and it can hold up to six thousand prisoners.
The cells are all made of tal, and there is only one iron gate for entering and exiting the prison—there is absolutely no possibility of escape!”
“That’s not many, only six thousand prisoners,” Liu Shock clicked his tongue continuously.
Such iron cage-like cells were rarely seen.
How much steel was consud on this!
“At that ti, this was where slaves from various countries were held.
Once they entered here, it also ant entering Hell, with absolutely no chance of survival!
It wasn’t until twenty-five years ago when the Sultan ascended the throne that this prison began to be gradually abandoned; the curse in Mulan language, ‘May you be sent to Bartheby Prison,’ originated from this!” Roml was quite suitable for being a tour guide, as he could talk endlessly about various anecdotes, captivating Old Liu.
“Isn’t the current Sultan bored now?” Liu Shock asked.
“Not bored!
In the royal city of Damascus, the Sultan built a lion garden.
He drops living people into it every day for the lions to tear apart,” Roml said with a bitter smile, shrugging his shoulders.
“This guy really knows how to enjoy himself,” Liu Shock laughed heartily.
He turned around and looked up and around, “The facilities of Bartheby Prison are still quite complete!
Why abandon it?
Isn’t this a waste of resources?”
“There are too many wronged spirits in this prison; it’s often haunted, and not only are there no jailers who dare to co, no one even dares to live above the prison.
His Highness the Caliph allocated this piece of land to the Flying Cal Army as a military camp,” Roml said with a smile: “As for why they abandoned this well-constructed underground prison, one reason is the hauntings, and the other is that nowadays, no one in Kalimantan City enjoys watching torture anymore.”
Liu Shock snickered covertly, it seems that His Highness the Caliph sold this rather useless land to the Flying Cal Army, making an empty gesture of goodwill.
“What about these people?” asked Liu Shock curiously as he walked.
There were so guests already in the iron-barred cells around.
Through the bars, one could see that they were all burly giants.
The light was too dim to make out their features, but with a six-ter-high space, even sitting down, these giants looked as massive as mountains of flesh, which was quite frightening.
Liu Shock surveyed the area, and it seed that all the iron-barred cells here were filled with such giants, which left him a bit astonished.
This Roml was too formidable, wasn’t he?
How could he corral such giants here?
And how did he manage to contain them?
“Your neighbors are the Mud-foot Giants and the Buddha Giants I’ve ntioned to you before,” Roml said with a smile, pointing around: “Mud-foot Giants and Arsenic Giants are about the sa size, but the forr’s feet naturally can’t touch water.
Despite their size, because of this flaw, it’s still easy to capture them; Buddha Giants are even easier to deal with.
These giants are gentle by nature and never dare to kill.
I now own all the giant races within the borders of Mulan.
Let them starve first.
Once they submit, I’ll let them out!
By then, I’ll have three giant troops!”
“You’re impressive, Bol!
I only have one giant troop,” Liu Shock gave a thumbs-up: “I never imagined that the descendants of Titans would have such flaws.
You’ve made a profit.”
“What do you need more giants for?
Your Beamon warriors with mid-level magic immunity are already tough enough,” Roml’s eyes shone with a wolf-like luminescent green light in the dim lighting: “After a whole ten years!
This is the first ti a battle I thought would surely be won has had a mishap; you’re really amazing!”
Liu Shock pretended not to hear; he didn’t want to provoke this guy.
Together with Moer, they could easily sustain a Divine Song aura for thirty Totem Pillars every day—a Totem Pillar blessed with a Divine Song aura can create a mid-level Forbidden Magic Domain of about two hundred and fifty square ters, fifteen Totem Pillars would be enough to completely encompass an entire brigade!
The Bimon Kingdom’s regular army was only a hundred thousand strong; with one hundred brigades, Liu Shock and Moer together could get it done in two months!
In fact, Liu Shock was planning to implent this as soon as he returned!
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