Chapter 43

　　When the Empress died, she was buried and sealed in a tomb, and as she requested no servants were sacrificed and sealed in with her. Her kindness, intelligence and bravery became known, and from then on every family in Huai'an City burned candles for her at night. 　　The Emperor Arthur Mu stood on the high palace wall and looked at the bright lights of his city. That day, when he arrived, Elizabeth had lain dead in a pool of blood. When she was found, she had bled all over the ground, and the main hall of the whole bedroom was red. 　　Arthur Mu learned that the food in Princess Barbara's bedroom had been poisoned that day. Her maidservant, Ermengarde Qiu brought a book to him. Gently, he opened it. He wept at the sight of Elizabeth’s beautiful handwriting. 　　After a deep breath, Arthur Mu read out the content of the book. "I never thought that I would meet him again one day. I always had him in my heart. This is why I have kept my hair rather than shave it. How can