Hua Yan was standing in the main hall at this moment. Because the windows were all blocked, the light was dim. I had to open the door and then turn on the flashlight of my phone. The first thing that caught my eye was the shrine with an incense burner. She walked to the shrine and looked at the four half-broken incense burned inside, and it seemed that there was no indication.

She raised her hand, pointed to the left and the right, and her eyes seemed to be asking me: Where to go?

I thought about it and pointed to the house to the west - after all, I have never been to the house there and I don’t know the situation.

Unlike the side door leading to the east room, there is only a felt door curtain hanging on the side door leading to the west, the side door leading to the main hall is a thick old wood. The wooden door has become black for some time, and there is a very old iron bolt hanging on the iron nose. Perhaps the wind blows in after the main door is opened, and the iron bolt is still floating and shaking.

I pushed open the wooden door and suddenly felt a cold and moldy smell coming to my face, choking me to cough a few times.

"It's okay, my dear." Hua Yan quickly came over and helped me and asked.

"It's okay." I shone the light of the mobile phone flashlight into the west room and found that the windows here were tighter than the east one, and even the bricks were completely blocked. This was probably the reason for the mold in the house.

I turned the angle and looked at the room. Who knew that a light flashed across the opposite side. Just as I was so shaking that I couldn't open my eyes, I found two figures appeared in a blur in front of me.

"Ah!" I was startled and shouted briefly, but then I realized that there was only a mirror in front of me, and the two figures were the figures of Hua Yan and me, but the mirror on the mirror was probably not very flat, so the characters looked deformed.

Under the mirror, there is an old wooden dressing table, with dust covered with dust. There are several drawers on the dressing table, and the traces of someone pulling the hand of the drawer should be left by Xiao Yu and Shi Chang before. There is a large glass mirror on the dressing table, and a photo is pressed under the glass mirror.

I held my cell phone and went closer to the photo. I saw two little girls wearing yora shirts. They stood in front of the background wall in the photo studio, holding hands with each other, smiling at the camera.

Wei Yanxiao once said that Wei Shengchuan, the owner of this old house, had two daughters. One of them drowned when he was seven years old, and the remaining one went crazy and lost when he grew up. This photo is probably a group photo of the daughter of the Wei family back then.

Nothing was found in the drawer of the dressing table. We walked to the door of the west, opened the curtain, and walked into the room on the west side. As soon as I stepped in, I saw a shadow sweeping past my eyes.

I was so scared that I hurriedly hid back and just hid in Hua Yan's arms, but my phone fell to the ground. Hua Yan was also stunned for a moment. She quickly supported me, picked up the phone with one hand and shone it into the room. The black shadow where the light beam swept past again.

"Don't be afraid, don't be afraid," she patted my shoulder and said, "It's just a celestial rat."

At this time, the black shadow flashed again, and I finally saw its true face. It turned out to be just a bat.

I took my phone from Hualang's hand and pressed it to the flashlight. The whole room suddenly became completely dark, as dark as hell, and I couldn't even see a trace of light.

"What are you doing?" Hua Yan asked me.

"Strange, there are no gaps in the two rooms to the west, so how did the bats come in?" I said to myself, and lit up the flashlight again.

Hua Yan sucked hard on her nose, and she looked up at the roof and said, "The nest of the celestial rat is on the purlin."

Before she could finish her words, she saw two bats flying down from the roof. They flew around and danced with the bat before.

I wondered about the bat, then raised my phone to light up the entire west room.

Then I was surprised to find that the room was too messy. It should be the utility room in the whole house, with all kinds of shabby furniture and other items throwing around the ground, as well as bottles, pots, pans, clothes and bedding, and even shovels and picks. It was no different from a garbage dump.

Seeing these, I could probably understand why there were fewer items in other houses. It turned out that they were all piled up in this house.

Hua Yan was obviously not interested in these dusty rags. In addition, a few bats flew around, causing the house to flutter, dirty and messy, so she just took a look and then stepped out.

"What a boring house." She used an inappropriate adjective, but the comments were appropriate.

We walked back to the main hall and opened the curtains of the east room. Because we had seen the first room at that time, I walked directly to the east room.

Although bricks are placed beside the windows of the two rooms on the east side, they are obviously not as well-built as the west room. The sunlight shines in through the gaps like a thorn, and I don’t know why it reminds me of the hedgehog I saw in the yard when I was a child.

What is strange is that the eastmost house is completely opposite to the westmost house. It is empty inside, without a piece of furniture, without a piece of debris, and only dust on the ground and walls.

Since there was nothing, Hua Yan and I had to retreat. At this time, I suddenly remembered the large wooden box in the wardrobe in the first room in the east.

"Fish lock wooden box?" Hua Yan was very interested.

"Yes, it's just that wooden box was locked. I don't know if Lin Ying and the others checked it inside later." I turned around, came to the big wardrobe, and opened the cabinet door.

But as soon as I opened the door, I was stunned because the wooden box had indeed been opened, and it was as expected that it was empty like the room on the eastmost side.

I shine my cell phone flashlight into the box, and saw a layer of smooth-grinded cowhide under the wooden box. I grabbed a corner of the cowhide and stretched it hard. The cowhide suddenly turned up. A wooden fragrance appeared under the box, smelling like camphor wood.

There was nothing under the box, so I decided to ask Lin Ying tomorrow if they opened the box and what was inside.

I stood up and found Hua Yan standing aside, staring at something blankly.

"What's wrong?" I asked her.

"It's that." She pointed to the corner of the closet and said, "The face I've 'opened' is that."

I followed her fingers and found that there was nothing else in the corner of the cabinet except the unscrewed fish lock.

I looked at Hua Yan and the lock, and suddenly I understood one thing - that was the strange human face drawn by Hua Yan, which was very similar to the pattern of the lock!
Chapter completed!