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could easily have
thought it held a great and powerful king, while it being buried
away in a wood would have added to its defense.
    He was determined to solve all the riddles,
and prepared himself to find the proper answers!
    He was determined to ignore the events of
the past few days and concentrate on what was in the castle. He had
seen little of it in the darkness with their lights, and it was
cold and smelled of dampness, and nobody left the location at the
lounge at the door.
    Most of the night had been subjected to
false alarms of the things in the wood reappearing there, and they
had been glad when the morning arrived.
    Later on he and Mortimer and Merton went
outside to see it in the light of day and were surprised and
disappointed. It was unbelievable and historical, but had fallen
into being a derelict. Vegetation and trees virtually entirely
covered it, including its roof, and it was part of the wood. It was
lucky the interior was preserved, as they would have had a bad time
staying there.
    Bryson studied pieces from exterior walls
strewn about in the undergrowth, and immense square boulders and
other parts.
    They wandered around it checking what they
could but a lot of it was hidden from view, and he had a hard time
realizing how they had been able to move it there! Why they had
allowed such a valuable construction to become derelict? And
realized again that it was the haunting of it and its deadliness!
There were abundant deaths marked as occurring there! He thought
the last castle had been bad but this one was deadly beyond belief
and people avoided it to save their lives!
    He wondered if they should have just left
it! If they could not get rid of what was there they could be
playing with something of great danger that could result in an
immense amount of deaths, for decades to come.
    Bryson made a rough drawing/map of it as
they wandered around. At the front there seemed to be only the one
central door, but there were others at the sides and back, and
there was one at a kitchen at the back.
    The front door had a hall that led to the
other side of the castle, and long corridors of rooms went from one
end of the castle to the other all the way through it. With
different shaped and sized rooms everywhere. The majority of it was
confusing, and he found little to answer his queries. The floors
above were not identical, and he considered his theory that the
place was built to scare off enemies with its magnitude and value,
and he put all the things in it there for the building and with no
real use. Yet if an army and other group of people stayed there it
could well have all been used by them. They could have been complex
and advanced people of that age and did many things not normally
done.
    He wondered where William had stayed in it,
and where his room was located? Perhaps at the top floor, where he
would have had a good view of his wood and grounds?
    When they
arrived back in the castle he heard Mitchell on his phone and
listened to his conversation and that he was bringing in all their
supplies, as they had planned to do once they had found and entered
the castle. They had an area on the remains of the lane to it where
the helicopters could land.
    All the
rest of the scientists and psychic investigators and
their highly advanced equipment, to begin a detailed investigation,
were being brought, as well as more men to help Mitchell, and as
well as food supplies they were bringing generators for proper
power supplies for the lights and everything else.
     

 
     
     
     
     

Chapter 13
     
    The Legends
     
    Throughout centuries the place had been
viciously subjected to deadly mind-bending forces and manifestations!
    Legends were
extraordinary, bordering on absurd, and once Bryson got all his
things off a helicopter he was able to check through the details
that they had gathered in intense investigations at loads of
locations, which was used to locate the lost castle.
    The origins, from a majority of