Lucedio Monastery

Also known as Lucedio Abbey, Lucedio Monastery's history dates back to the 12th century where monks cultivated rice and practiced black magic rituals. Unfortunately, it turned out that not all the monks there were good. The ones that introduced rice cultivation were bad and had lost faith in their religion. These monks stole villagers and sacrificed them until they were stopped by the Pope. Still, even after the monks were executed, one part of the structure known as the Crying Column is always wet, which some believe is a result of the site's brutal history.