Lao Pu lives in a small villa, but he is actually playing a game to get a huge fortune. After all, if he wants to start a career, he must first invest money in it.

Originally, Lao Pu had plenty of time. He could wait and wait for the Malay woman's husband to die naturally. In that case, everything would be natural.

However, during this time...

Some unexpected things happened unexpectedly, which caught the scheming Lao Pu off guard. Lao Pu began to worry that his identity would be exposed, and he also worried that his purpose would be discovered.

For example, what Lao Pu didn't expect was that he would meet his most proud disciple again decades later. What made Lao Pu even more amazed was that Boss Hu's appearance was still the same as before, and time had not changed for him.

left marks on his face.

Of course, Boss Hu couldn't recognize Lao Pu, because Lao Pu had turned into Mrs. Sato, and the side effects of the drug were causing Boss Hu's memory to slowly fade.

For example, Lao Pu also didn't expect that he would discover the whereabouts of the monster sculpture.

Regarding the monster sculpture, this item is very important to Lao Pu. He did not want to throw away this treasure. It was because he was in a hurry to leave and the sculpture was too heavy to carry, so he had to leave it at the beach.

The basement of the villa.

Now that he has discovered the whereabouts of the sculpture, Lao Pu naturally wants to take that thing as his own.

Because it is not just a decorative sculpture, but a real magical weapon!

When I first saw the sculpture, I knew it was anything but simple, so I really wanted to completely solve all the mysteries of this object.

Every time I visited Luo Feng, I asked Luo Feng many times about the sculpture. Luo Feng told me that the police were actually very curious about the magical effect of that thing. Bai Xue also asked Dr. Park many times during the interrogation process.

However, Lao Pu's hesitant answer was not pleasant. I don't know whether he lost his memory or because he sincerely didn't want to go into too much detail.

Under interrogation by the police, Lao Pu simply explained that he bought the thing from an cultural relics dealer in Nanyang many years ago.

When I first bought it, it was not just this one item, but there were many other items, it could be said to be a set of items, and the monster sculpture was the largest one among them.

When Lao Pu saw those items, he thought they were very magical and the prices were not high, so he bought them all.

At that time, he also wanted to ask the seller about the provenance of the items. Where did he get so many magical items?

It's a pity that because of the language barrier, the two sides can hardly communicate.

Therefore, Lao Pu guessed that the cultural relic dealer should have discovered this batch of items from a local underground temple or ruins.

This sounds a bit like tomb robbing, doesn't it?

You know, it was the late 1980s, and the management of ancient tombs and relics was not that strict. What's more, it was still a small country in Southeast Asia. For money, there was a lot of destruction and theft of relics.

See.

However, at the end of the interrogation, Lao Pu finally emphasized...

He emphasized that if the item is successfully opened, it can satisfy a certain wish of the caster. Of course, after the wish is fulfilled, there will also be a price to pay, some even the price of blood!!!

To me, Lao Pu's words should be more of a warning.

What he means is that even the police should not easily try to decipher the secret of the monster sculpture, otherwise the problem will be serious!

Now that I'm talking about this sculpture, I suddenly thought of another item, which is an item that looks countless times scarier than the monster sculpture.

That’s right!

I'm talking about that weird sheep head in a glass jar!

According to Lao Pu, the items in his collection are all functional magic weapons. Could it be that the sheep head is also some kind of magic weapon, or a specimen of some kind of evil spirit?

When I saw that sheep head for the first time, it only gave me nervousness and fear. Even if I had rich imagination, I couldn't imagine how meaningful it would be to store it in the basement.

Although I think it is meaningless, to Lao Pu, the sheep head is more important than the monster sculpture!

Why?

The last time I went to the hospital to see Luo Feng, I finally found out about this matter. What I am going to say below is not my guess, it was completely what Lao Pu said when he was interrogated, so I think it should be accurate.

That sheep was not an evil spirit or monster. It was actually an experimental product used by Lao Pu to study the medicine of immortality on the island, just like a guinea pig.

Every time the prescription is updated, Lao Pu usually does not give it directly to the elderly people in the nursing home to take first. After all, those elderly people are the financial backers. Of course, he is not so great as to imitate Shennong who tasted hundreds of herbs and try the medicine himself first.

To be on the safe side, he caught a wild goat from the island and raised the goat in a pen.

Every time he changed the prescription, he would give the goat an injection first. He was not worried about anything wrong with the medicine. What he was most worried about was whether the medicine would be toxic.

As long as the sheep can't die, it means the medicine is not poisonous, so it can be given to the elderly. Anyway, Lao Pu doesn't care about any side effects over time.

At first, Lao Pu had been worried that the sheep would be poisoned to death one day, but he was completely wrong. Not only did the sheep not die, but it could not be killed!

For some unknown reason, sheep have developed a terrifying regenerative ability, just like the zombie virus in science fiction movies. Even if a piece of meat is cut off, it will slowly grow back on its own.

This situation is indeed similar to the fleshy Ganoderma lucidum in nature.

It is not accurate to say that it cannot be killed. In fact, the sheep head can still be destroyed as long as it is burned with fire.

But Lao Pu was reluctant to destroy this specimen. The reason why he kept this thing as a specimen was that he wanted to one day crack this virus with a similar strange ability to survive.

Because he is afraid that his body will mutate like the goat and become an immortal zombie!

I think Lao Pu’s worries are not unnecessary!

Previously, Boss Hu fell from a high altitude into a holly bush, and his body was broken into pieces. After Luo Feng collected his body, it was temporarily stored in the forensic freezer.

Soon the forensic doctor asked Luo Feng to burn the body because the forensic doctor found that Boss Hu's body was rapidly merging. This phenomenon can only be called corpse transformation...

It is not difficult to speculate that the last boss Hu who died must be the first generation boss Hu, who was also the biological father of the other two bosses.

After analyzing this, I am curious about one thing?
Chapter completed!