In the deadly dark space, everyone's nerves were tense like rubber bands. Suddenly, a black cat with a flash of green light jumped out. Do you think it's scary?

At that time, the guy who was holding the flashlight was so scared that he couldn't find Bei, and his voice was trembling.

Zhong Kui, who was immune to the night, walked straight forward without any scruples, and boldly stepped forward and pushed open the doors of the north and south wing rooms one by one. The people who accompanied him raised their flashlights one by one, searching for them inch by inch, but no one was there.

In the end, everyone looked at the door of the main room that had not been opened. A spider web with a corner of the door at the main room was trembling in the wind under the light of the flashlight. Zhong Kui stepped forward and supported his hands. The black door opened. Except for a moldy aura that rushed from it, no one seemed to exist.

The result of the search is that no one is the case, no one is found, and various previous speculations automatically collapsed.

The group hurriedly retreated to the ruined temple. When they came, everyone came hurriedly with hope and fear. Now they returned to the ruined temple with complete disappointment and frustration.

When Vanilla learned that no one was found, she suddenly said, "I have a way to test whether this person exists or not."

Except for Zhong Kui, the people on the scene, who knew that Vanilla had the ability to divine fortunes, no one else knew what copper coins could use to measure misfortunes and good fortune.

However, Vanilla said that it could be tested whether this person existed or not, which was beyond Zhong Kui's expectations.

In his memory, grandfather said that copper coins can only be used to calculate negative people, but not to calculate living people. But Vanilla said what could be used to calculate living people. He didn't know what the girl wanted to do for a moment?

The dilapidated temple was bustling, as if everyone in Donghua Village was gathering here, making the small dilapidated temple almost burst.

Some people take out their own horse lanterns. The horse lantern is a kind of kerosene lamp that can be carried and can prevent wind and rain. It can be hung on the horse when riding a horse at night. It is generally more common in mountainous rural areas.

The horse lantern was hung under the eaves of the low-rise part of the dilapidated temple, and the light of the lantern was swaying brightly as the wind blew. The pale white light shone on the faces of the people at the dilapidated temple gate, and now everyone seemed to be sick.

Some people also brought bedding from their homes and temporarily built a shed for rest.

Zhong Kui didn't understand why these people had to be crowded together. Wouldn't they be better at home? In this way, if the plague cannot be controlled, wouldn't it be even more dangerous?

Zhong Kui knew that there are both advantages and disadvantages in gathering people. The advantage is that if there is an abnormality, it is easy to observe. The disadvantage is that if the plague is out of control, the consequences will be unimaginable. Anyone who has been exposed to the plague here will die, including him, Vanilla and Wengen.

Later, the village cadres secretly told Zhong Kui that when the plague broke out, the villagers were all in vain and were waiting for death at home in despair. Later, I don’t know who said that Zhong Kui appeared in the ruined temple, and someone was saved in the ruined temple. In this way, they came one after another, and would rather give up everything in their home than leave the ruined temple, and always thought that they could get invisible protection here.

This is also a common problem that is inherent in humans. What they seek is a kind of psychological comfort without substantiality.

Vanilla indeed took a copper coin from Zhong Kui, and made a serious expression. She closed her eyes and muttered something silently, and then squatted beside the blue stone at the entrance of the ruined temple. She held the copper coin with one hand and the other hand behind her, but she kept muttering in her mouth, as if she was chanting a spell and cursing someone.

The tired people, some sitting on the ground, were just laying a thick layer of silk thatch on the ground.

When villagers encounter difficulties, it is the moment when grassroots cadres show their love. These silk thatchs were cut by Zhong Kui called on them to use sickles.

Some people watching vanilla copper coins were shouted to leave, at least about one meter away.

Suddenly, a lonely figure was left under the lantern, and she was still so focused on the copper coin. Her slender figure was swaying left and right under the sway of the lantern.

Looking at Vanilla's figure from afar highlights a bit of weirdness, giving people a illusion of imagination.

Zhong Kui and Wengen watched Vancao's actions from afar, and suddenly saw her standing up, turning her head to wave to them.

The two of them hurried over. When the villagers saw Zhong Kui and the others went there, the crowds of people were in a hurry and they all went to see the copper coins measured by the herbs.

Zhong Kui, who had walked closer, saw the standing copper coins standing firmly on the Qingtiao stone, heading below Donghua Village, which is the location of the old locust tree.

People can watch it in vain. They don’t understand the opportunity, and they whisper in a while, and they are so anxious that they scratch their heads and are not sensible.

Zhong Kui once heard his grandfather explain the secret of fortune and fortune about copper coins. He saw a little clue, but he just understood in his heart that he didn't say it clearly.

Seeing that there were too many people, Vanilla was overwhelmed by a whisper. She was too lazy to explain and pulled Zhong Kui aside.

Vanilla's intimacy with Zhong Kui made the other person blush, and this person was naturally Wengen.

Zhong Kui turned his head and looked at Wengen who was hesitating and following behind, stopped and said to him: "It's okay later, we'll go back."

Wengen agreed and followed closely. He stopped embarrassedly after just taking a few steps.

Vanilla kept holding Zhong Kui's hand, and her heart was jumping up and down like a deer.

Wengen looked at them dumbly and wanted to follow them. Suddenly he felt like the legendary light bulb. When he thought about this, he unnaturally gave up the idea of ​​continuing to chase them. Looking at the two of them gradually disappeared from the downhill section, in the ink-like tolerance, he sighed Monet, looked back at the lantern that was tirelessly swinging with the wind, and raised his feet to kick a piece of mud off.

The downhill section is bumpy and it is not easy to walk in the dark. "What are you doing?" Zhong Kui asked with his hands off his vanilla.

"Brother Zhong Kui, you... just hate me so much?" Vanilla said angrily. Her chest then fluttered, and she looked very angry.

"What's wrong?" Zhong Kui was puzzled.

"You forgot that you taught me the money to determine the good and bad fortune. I deliberately wanted you to remember the story of ours, but you..."

"Vanilla, do you think it's appropriate to talk about your children's relationship now? We are brothers and sisters, it's never possible. You are my sister. I will protect you and take good care of you, but I can't stay with you for the rest of my life."

"No, I'm not your dear sister." Vanilla said with tears in her eyes. But she was worried about another thing. She didn't know what the meaning of the dear sister Zhong Kui just mentioned.

"You are my dear girl." Zhong Kuihu said with a face.

Huh! Vanilla breathed a sigh of relief, her nervous heart relaxed a little. She returned to her expression and handed the copper coin in her hand to Zhong Kui and said, "I just measured it casually, and the direction of the copper coin is north." As she said that, she smiled bitterly and said, "It seems that copper coin is not effective to measure misfortunes and good fortune! How could it be possible for a living person to calculate it?"

After putting the copper coins in, Zhong Kui said "Yes" and said, "Let's go back! What's the matter with us? It's not good to flirt with Wengen alone!"

Vanilla didn't make a sound, but while Zhong Kui was not paying attention, he hugged him and said in a coquettish tone: "Brother Zhong Kui, you marry me!"

The warm, undulating and soft part leaned against Zhong Kui's strong and wide body, and a faint fragrance of women was like silky silky and smooth. He was as calm as water, without the impulse of the men and women's skin touching.
Chapter completed!