On June12161kloc-0/0/day, John went from Rennes to Weesbach. When John arrived in Raine City, he had searched countless trophies all over the country, and there were more and more treasures in those sturdy boxes in the army. He had to order these bags to be left in Rennes.

Later, when crossing the Rem River in Vilster, John suddenly found that the ground in the water suddenly cracked, and the whirlpool swept the troops and their gold and silver treasures to the bottom. John himself was at the scene. Seeing that something was wrong, he wanted to ask for help, but he was forced back by the nearby river.

In a blink of an eye, the king of England not only lost his army, horses and chariots, but also lost his jewels collected for many years and valuables taken out of the monastery storage room. Everything sank into the quicksand of the Rem River in Vilster. It is estimated that the value of these treasures is about 2 million pounds.

John suffered from dysentery and lost all his jewels in the blink of an eye. Although he was in a hurry, he soon became very ill. The abbot of Croston listened to John's final confession and held a final anointing ceremony for him.

12 16 10 09 10 19, John died in Newark, and was buried in cheshier Cathedral.