The iron fence around the cemetery was mainly meant to keep out wild animals. This remote, shabby family graveyard had no gravedigger, so it could not keep out grave robbers.
But the Bennett Family had an excellent reputation locally. Since the era of the barons, they had been beloved by the townsfolk. Combined with Creekwood Town's genuinely simple and honest folkways, no serious grave-robbing incident had occurred here to this day.
"Thomas Bennett's father was Bruce Bennett, his grandfather was Baron James Bennett, and his great-grandfather was Howard Bennett, the one living at the point in time when you arrived in Creekwood Town. All three are buried here."
After using the Door Key to open the cemetery gate, Shade continued muttering as he spoke.
The cemetery's layout was fairly simple. Beyond the entrance was a path leading to a low stone building at the very center. Opening the stone building's door revealed stairs leading down to the Underground Tomb, where all the Bennetts had been buried.
The Underground Tomb itself was not complicated either. The cold yet dry, spacious square chamber was supported by six pillars. Coffins rested in niches along the walls, while stone slabs embedded beside them described the achievements and histories of the barons.
With a snap of his fingers, the torches on the walls and stone pillars lit up one after another. Shade, who had been hoping to encounter an evil spirit, swept his gaze around and disappointedly found the place exceptionally clean.
The red-haired girl raised both hands, and amid a rumbling sound, the heavy stone coffins flew out from the walls together and lined up neatly along the side.
Shade looked at her in surprise. Using the power of a Seventh Ring Warlock to cast such a basic spell as Move Object should not