Chapter One Hundred and Thirty-Four The Woman Who Watches The Door
"Zi...Zi..."
There was a sound of electric current above my head, and the room suddenly lit up. I was blinded by the sudden bright light and couldn't open my eyes. I quickly covered the light with my hands. After a long time, my eyes felt a little better.
I slowly put down my hand, glanced around with wide eyes, and found that a woman in white clothes had appeared in the empty counter next to me. I subconsciously took a step back and looked at her warily.
The woman was bent over and buried under the counter. Her shoulders were shaking and she didn't know what she was doing. Her long black and straight hair hung down on both sides of her face, blocking the side of her face.
I tilted my head unconsciously, trying to see what her face looked like, but the strange thing was that no matter how I changed the angle, her face was always blocked by her hair, and it felt like she had no face...
I didn't dare to continue thinking, but calmed down a little. Just when I was about to ask something, the woman spoke.
"Huo Qiansuan's apprentice turned out to be so unruly..."
I was stunned. The woman's voice sounded very young. It seemed that she should be the face of Granny Gu, who was responsible for looking after the Chinese medicine store, but I still said politely:
"I'm really sorry. I did rush in to save people, so please don't take it off... Then, can you help me find Granny Gu..."
The woman in the counter slowly straightened up, and I realized that she was holding a blue paper figure in her hand, which was the paper figure that I had nailed to death with seven-inch copper nails. At the same time, she slowly turned around.
Come on.
I reflexively took a step back and squinted my eyes slightly, for fear of seeing something I didn't want to see...
The result was that I breathed a sigh of relief. The woman's face was fair and delicate, and her temperament was cold. However, her expression was sinister, and there was an evil aura between her eyebrows that was too strong to be eliminated. I could tell at just one glance that she was a ruthless and ruthless person.
Role.
The woman threw the blue paper figure in her hand aside and walked slowly in front of me. I frowned, as if the strange scent of Chinese medicine had become stronger, and I even felt that my eyes were a little sore from the smoke.
The woman glanced at me,
"Do you understand the rules?"
"Rules? What rules?"
"hehe…"
The woman shook her head and chuckled, walked slowly to Lao Yutou, reached out and grabbed his cheeks, Lao Yutou reflexively opened his mouth, and just as I was about to reach out to stop him, the woman let go of her hand.
"This old turtle's tongue has been cut in half, and the demonic aura is dissipating. If he is not rescued in time, within three days, his body will be turned into withered bones. By then, his moral character will be completely destroyed, and his life will not be saved.
It’s all two things!”
When I heard this, I couldn't stand up immediately. She actually saw the true identity of Lao Yutou at a glance, and what she said was so scary!
"Then help me find Grandma Gu! By the way, you just mentioned the rules, what are the rules?!"
The woman looked at me steadily and uttered two words:
"Tongue…"
"Tongue? What do you mean?!"
"He died because of his tongue, and you have to pay the same price. Naturally, you have to exchange your tongue for his..."
"What?!"
I opened my mouth wide and looked at her in disbelief, then I realized what Ye Qing had said before meant exactly this.
"Isn't this the equivalent of killing me?!"
The woman smiled faintly and looked at my backpack.
"If you don't want to, you can also use ghost tongue..."
I was startled, suddenly thought of something, and hurriedly covered my backpack with my hands, stared at her and said:
"Stop dreaming!"
The woman's face darkened and she said coldly:
"Then please do as you please!"
After saying that, she turned around and left.
I stopped her quickly,
"Also...is there any other...other choice?!"
"Hmph! For Huo Qiansuan's sake, I'll give you one last choice!"
The woman walked gently past me, and her black hair inadvertently floated across my face. I suddenly felt that my face was numb, as if it had been blown by a cold wind.
My heart sank,
"This...this woman has no body temperature?!"
After realizing this, I looked specifically at her feet and found that her feet did not float on the ground, but were very solid, but they did not make the slightest sound.
"What's going on?"
Just when I was stunned, the woman turned back and looked at me coldly and said:
"Don't waste time, come with me quickly!"
When I heard this, I immediately stopped thinking about it, picked up the unconscious Old Yu and followed the woman to the backyard of the shop...
As soon as I arrived at the backyard, under the gray moonlight, I saw a blood-red coffin placed in the center of the yard, with two thick dragon poles on the coffin.
My heart skipped a beat, and a bad premonition arose in my mind.
The woman took me to the coffin and said:
"There is a hill behind this street, and there is an unnamed tomb on the hill. As long as you help me carry the coffin to the tombstone on the hill and bury it, I will allow you to see Granny Gu and help you intercede with Granny Gu.
How about asking her to save this old turtle?"
I put Lao Yu's head on the ground, then walked around the coffin with my chin in my hand, and snorted coldly:
"Hmph! Are you kidding me? Let's not talk about who is inside. This coffin alone weighs hundreds of kilograms. Plus a corpse, how can I lift it alone? Let alone
How could this be possible after carrying it up the mountain?"
"I will arrange for someone to carry the coffin with you, you just need to say whether you are willing..."
Before I could say anything, her eyes suddenly turned cold.
"I have enough patience with you. If you become a mother-in-law again, don't blame me..."
"That's it!"
I interrupted her directly and asked:
"Where is the cemetery on the mountain?"
"You don't have to worry about this, someone will guide you..."
Having said that, I didn't want to ask any more questions. After I settled Lao Yu's head, I came to the coffin. Because the person carrying the coffin in front had to lead the way, I had to stand behind and carry it.
Judging from the size of the coffin, it only needed four lifts. I put the dragon pole on my shoulders, turned around and asked the woman,