Chapter 64: Chapter 63

Ives Richart stepped forward and took the microphone in his hands. He seemed a bit nervous, but as he began to speak his tone progressively became more confident. He spoke in English with a heavy French accent.

“The circumstances of Genghis Khan's death and burial are shrouded in the mist of mystery, and this is due above all to his will. Indeed, legend has it that he did not wish his grave site to be known later, for whatever the reasons. There are even strong versions in the sense that to keep the secret, the slaves who worked in it grave were massacred by the Khan's soldiers, and that those same soldiers were in turn exterminated, to completely seal said secret by eliminating all eyewitnesses . This shows the value of human life in the Khan's court.