"Big brother, it's going to take a while for our big brother to arrive, but the accommodation has been arranged, why don't we go over and rest now......?"

As he spoke, the wolf cub, which was as strong as a polar bear, pointed to the distance with a flattering smile on his face, where a new Mercedes-Benz off-road was parked.

Chen Hao nodded, chatting with the wolf cub as he walked towards the Mercedes-Benz parked not far away.

After getting into the car, the other party sat in the driver's seat, started the car, and drove straight to the city of Rome.

On the way, Chen Hao casually asked the other party's name, and learned that his name was Waller, and he was indeed a werewolf in the Nordic Wolf Castle, and his strength had reached the peak of his innate strength, which was quite good.

In the meantime, Chen Hao was bored and asked Waller about the Blood Clan's castle.

Although this guy doesn't know who the so-called "sister-in-law" who was kidnapped by the "Blood Emperor" Douglas by the "Wolf Emperor" Rudolph is, he obviously knows a lot about the Blood Clan Castle.

When he talked eloquently, he carefully told Chen Hao about the situation of the Blood Clan Castle.

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The Blood Clan, as the name suggests, naturally refers to the Blood Clan, which is the place where the legendary "vampires" live!

For European vampires, in fact, their reality is indeed quite consistent with what is depicted in film and television works.

An old and gloomy castle, a polite gentleman in a tuxedo, a pale face, a perfect temperament, a coffin bed in a dark old mansion, and a red wine glass with crimson blood......

Of course, all of this, in the perception of ordinary people, is simply illusory and does not exist in real life!

The origin of the blood clan is the United Kingdom, so the "Blood Castle" should naturally be located in the city of London, not to mention, Chen Hao really hasn't been to that place before!

The City of London is located in the southeast of England, across the banks of the lower Thames River, and is easily accessible by sea vessels.

It is the capital of the United Kingdom, the largest city in Europe and the largest economic and financial center, which was founded by the Romans more than 2,000 years ago. It has been having a huge influence in the world for almost a few hundred years.

In addition, London is a world famous cultural city!

Built in the 18th century, the British Museum in the heart of the city is the largest museum in the world, with a large collection of ancient artefacts from Britain and around the world. The Egyptian Antiquities Museum in the museum displays more than 70,000 pieces of various cultural relics of ancient Egypt, including a variety of exquisite bronzes, pottery, porcelain, gold coins, paintings, and many large stone sculptures of ancient Greece and Rome!

It is not only a bustling and bustling city, but also an ancient historical site. Many of the buildings are relics of the Victorian era. For example, the Royal Society, the British Museum, and many famous buildings such as Torville Castle, St. Paul's Church, Buckingham Palace, ...... It's all located here!

Since the Romans settled here, bridges have been built over the River Thames in the city of London, and today there are nearly 30 bridges of different architectural styles connecting the banks of the Thames.

In such an old city, through those ancient buildings, it can always give people a sense of long-distance growth, such as those so-called "European castles"!

When visiting Europe, especially the ancient United Kingdom, a visit to the castle is an inevitable itinerary. There are indeed countless castles in Europe, and although they look similar, they have different connotations. Whether it is a romantic and magnificent Western European castle, a legendary Eastern European castle, a fairytale Central European castle, a relatively simple Nordic castle or an exotic Southern European castle, they all have their own unique characteristics and representative history and culture.

In the United Kingdom, there is a saying of "ten castles", but now these castles are basically open as tourist attractions and are state-owned. The top 10 castles are even more off-limits, they represent an era!

But there are always exceptions, and those small castles that are not very old are still private, and they still continue the old British aristocratic traditions, such as tuxedos, stoves, and the old butler of Senleng, who is not harsh......

The most famous of the "Top 10 Castles" in the United Kingdom is the "Windsor Castle", this world-famous castle was built more than 1,000 years ago, the castle and the vast back park cover a total area of nearly 5,000 acres, is one of the largest inhabited castles in the world, since the reign of Henry I in the 12th century, Windsor Castle has become the British royal palace, and is still the Queen's weekend go.

In addition, the "Tower of London" is also famous.

Many people who visit the Tower of London will find that the weather is sometimes snowy and sometimes sunny, and the eerie weather seems to set off this legendary palace fortress.

Here, all sorts of legends and mysterious disappearances almost never break.

Located on the banks of the River Thames, the Tower of London is a thousand-year-old stone fortress composed of more than a dozen towers, and it has many uses and great differences, it has been a king's palace, a prison and a place of execution, and a royal zoo that used to keep polar bears and lions.

Many strange things happened in the history of England in the Tower of London, such as Henry VIII cutting off the heads of two queens here, and legend has it that the ghost of the first queen still hovers around the tower with her head in her arms!

In addition, there are two little princes who disappeared for no reason, and later dug up the bones only to find out that they were murdered "Bloody Tower", and the "Traitor's Gate" where ****** or condemned prisoners must take a boat to pass through when entering the Tower of London, etc.!

It can be said that every building in this place seems to be full of mystery......

But in fact, the most mysterious "ancient castle" in the whole of Britain is not any of the so-called "ten ancient castles". Not a small private castle with a small history, but a hill that is also thousands of years old, but not in the city of London, but in the suburban hills beyond the original site of Old London.

Between the 14th and 17th centuries, the city of London was hit by the same plague as continental Europe. The deadly Black Death plague pandemic decimated London's population dramatically, with only two-thirds of the population estimated to survive.

Also at the end of the 17th century, the Great Fire of London, one of the worst fires in history, took place. More than 10,000 houses were destroyed by the fire, including St. Paul's Cathedral......