In the deathly dark space, everyone's nerves were as tight as a rubber band. Suddenly, a black cat with green light jumped out. Would you say it was scary or not?

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

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

Finally, everyone looked at the door of the main room that had not yet been opened. A missing corner of the spider at the door of the main room was trembling in the wind under the light of the flashlight. Zhong Kui stepped forward and held it up with both hands. The dark door opened, except for a gust of air coming from inside.

There was a musty smell, as if no one was there.

The result of the search was that there was no one, no one was found, and all previous speculations automatically collapsed.

The group of people hurriedly retreated to the ruined temple. Everyone came in a hurry with hope and fear. Now they returned to the ruined temple in a completely disappointed and depressed mood.

When Vanilla learned that no one was found, she suddenly said: "I have a way to test whether this person exists."

Except for Zhong Kui, everyone at the scene knew that Vanilla had the ability to predict fortune, and no one else knew that copper coins could be used to predict fortune and misfortune.

However, Vanilla said that it could test whether this person existed, which was beyond Zhong Kui's expectation.

In his memory, grandpa said that copper coins can only measure ghosts, not living people. But Vanilla said that they can measure living people. He didn't know what the hell this girl wanted to do.

The ruined temple was bustling with people, as if everyone in Donghua Village had gathered here, almost overwhelming the small ruined temple.

Someone took out their own horse lantern. A horse lantern is a portable, weatherproof kerosene lamp that can be hung on the horse when riding at night. It is generally more common in mountainous rural areas.

The horse lantern is hung under the eaves of the low part of the ruined temple. When the wind blows the beam of the horse lantern, it sways brightly. The pale white light shines on the faces of the people at the entrance of the ruined temple. They look very pale. Now everyone looks like

Coming with illness.

Some people also brought bedding from home and built a temporary shelter for resting.

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

Zhong Kui knows that there are advantages and disadvantages to gathering people together. The advantage is that if there is any abnormality, it is easier to observe. The disadvantage is that if the plague gets out of control, the consequences will be disastrous. Everyone who has been exposed to the plague here will die, including him and Vanilla.

As well as Wengen.

Later, the village cadre secretly told Zhong Kui that when the plague broke out, the villagers were all devastated and waited for death at home in despair. Later, I don’t know who said that Zhong Kui appeared in the ruined temple, and some people were saved in the ruined temple. So they came one after another.

, I would rather give up everything at home than leave the ruined temple, always thinking that I can get invisible protection here.

This is also a common problem inherent in human beings. What they seek is a kind of psychological comfort without substantial substance.

As expected, Vanilla took a copper coin from Zhong Kui, with a serious look on her face, closed her eyes and muttered something silently, and then squatted next to the blue stone at the entrance of the ruined temple. She held the copper coin in one hand and held it behind her back, but she still kept talking.

He was chanting, as if he was chanting a curse to curse someone.

Some of the tired people sat on the ground, which was only covered with a thick layer of silk thatch.

When the villagers encounter difficulties, it is the time for the grassroots cadres to show their love. Zhong Kui called on them to cut these silk grasses with sickles.

People who were watching the herbs and measuring copper coins were told to leave, at least about one meter away.

Suddenly there was a trace of vanilla under the lantern, and her lonely figure was still shining. She was still so focused on the copper coin, but her slender figure was swaying from side to side under the swaying of the lantern.

Looking at the figure of Vanilla from a distance, it looks a bit eerie, giving people an illusion of reverie.

Zhong Kui and Wen Gen were watching Vanilla's actions from a distance, and suddenly saw her standing up and turning to wave to them.

The two of them walked over in a hurry. When the villagers saw Zhong Kui and the others coming, there was a commotion among the villagers, who all went to see the copper coins for the vanilla test.

Zhong Kui, who walked closer first, saw the standing copper coin standing firmly on the blue stone, the direction was below Donghua Village, where the old locust tree was.

People looked at it in vain, not understanding the opportunity, whispering in waves, scratching their heads and scratching their heads anxiously, not realizing what was going on.

Zhong Kui once heard his grandfather explain the secret of measuring fortune and misfortune with copper coins. He saw some clues, but he just understood it in his heart but did not express it clearly.

When Xianghua saw that there were more people, the chattering was drowned out by the other. She was too lazy to explain, so she pulled Zhong Kui aside.

Vanilla's intimacy with Zhong Kui made another person blush, and this person was naturally Wen Gen.

Zhong Kui turned to look at Wen Gen, who was following behind hesitantly. He stopped one by one and said to him: "We will go back when everything is fine later."

Wen Gen agreed and followed closely, but after taking a few steps he stopped in embarrassment.

Vanilla kept holding Zhong Kui's hand, her heart beating like a deer.

Wen Gen looked at the two of them dully and wanted to follow, but suddenly he felt like the legendary light bulb. Thinking like this, he unnaturally gave up the idea of ​​continuing to chase. He watched the two people gradually disappear on the downhill road.

, with ink-like tolerance, he sighed like Monet, looked back at the lantern swinging tirelessly in the wind, raised his foot and kicked away a piece of mud.

The downhill road was full of potholes and it was not easy to walk in the dark. "What are you doing?" Zhong Kui asked as he shook off Vanilla's hand.

"Brother Zhongkui, you... hate me so much?" Vanilla said angrily. Her chest rose and fell, and she looked very angry.

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

"You have forgotten that you taught me this copper coin to measure fortune and misfortune. I deliberately wanted you to remember our story, but you..."

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

"No, I'm not your sister." Vanilla said with tears in her eyes. But she was worried about another thing in her heart. She didn't know what Zhong Kui meant by her sister just now.

"You are the sister in my heart." Zhong Kuihu said with a smile.

Huh! Vanilla breathed a sigh of relief, and her nervous heart relaxed a little. She regained her composure, handed the copper coin in her hand to Zhong Kui and said: "I just measured it randomly, the direction of the copper coin is north." She said with a self-deprecating smile.

Said: "It seems that copper coins are ineffective in measuring fortune and misfortune! How can even a living person be able to measure it?"

After pocketing the coins, Zhong Kui said "hmm" and said, "Go back! What are we doing here? It's not good to leave Wen Gen alone there!"

Vanilla said nothing, but when Zhong Kui wasn't paying attention, she hugged him and said in a coquettish tone: "Brother Zhong Kui, please marry me!"

The warm and undulating soft parts leaned against Zhong Kui's strong and broad body, and a faint feminine fragrance filled his nose as smooth as silk. His heart was calm, and he did not have the urge to feel the violent waves after the skin of a man and a woman came into contact.

After a few seconds of silence, a heavy sigh came from the sandy atmosphere of the space. He gently pushed away the sweet vanilla that the bird was leaning on, and said lightly: "You are my sister, and I can only bless you forever.
Chapter completed!