"What the hell?" That's what I asked him.

"It's food for Jiao." That's what your grandfather said.

"Food?" I'm interested, what could it be that I'll never guess?

However, since the dragon was imprisoned on the bronze dun, it means that in a very ancient era, there were humans who locked it, then I have every reason to guess that the dragon was used to hold the dragon's food, that is, the sacrificial tribute.

There are roughly three kinds of sacrifices in this ancient world, the wax sacrifice, the three animals and the human sacrifice.

I picked one of the most common answers and replied to him: "Is there a corpse in it?" ”

"Almost." Uncle nodded and gave a very vague one

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