C239 megalosis

My conversation with the old farmer had really overturned my view of the world. I didn't expect the people here to eat people's souls so calmly. But then he realized that these people were the result of the evil in the bodies of the dead, no matter how evil they were.

I thought about it, and felt that I had already found the Little Tang Wei's evil deeds. This place doesn't have much to do with me. The evildoers here are killing each other, and I deserve to die. I don't need to meddle in other people's business, it's better to hurry up and leave this damned place.

I looked up and asked the old farmer, "Where is the way out of here? I remember I fell out of it. "

I couldn't see his face in the dark, so I didn't know what he looked like now.

The silence made me uneasy. "What's wrong?" I asked.

The old farmer whispered, "You can't get out. There's no way out of here."

I shook my head. "Impossible. I can leave as soon as I enter. This logic is very simple."

The old farmer said, "Really. Only people have ever come in and no one has ever gone out. "

I asked him, "After all these years, no one wants to go out?"

The old farmer said, "The forest is big, what birds don't have? Of course, there were people who wanted to go out, and they did try. "However …"

I asked a little excitedly, "Which way did they go? Did they succeed? "

The old farmer said, "They didn't succeed. They all died. We didn't even find their corpses."

The old farmer's description was rather tragic, but the more I listened, the more I felt that something was amiss. "He's dead, and we didn't even find his corpse. However … How do you know he's dead if we can't find his body? "Maybe he escaped?"

The old farmer laughed, "Young man, do you think that you are a monk from outside the city who knows how to recite scriptures?"

I chuckled. "What do you mean?"

The old farmer said, "Those who went out, we each gave them about twenty catties of meat before we left. So they're not going out alone, they're going out with all our hopes. "

I thought about what he meant by "meat," and shivered.

"They took our meat and left us a soul," the old farmer continued. We made the soul into a wick and lit it in the oil lamp. As long as a person was alive, this oil lamp could shine forever. But? None of them will make it through the day. The oil lamps are all out. "

Now I have to believe that this place really can't be left.

I scratched my head. "This is bad." It took a lot of effort for boss to find the Little Tang Wei's crime, but you can't get out of this place? "

"If that's the case, then the boss actually wants to sell the mutton to help control the village's population." Otherwise, if we can't get in here, wouldn't it be crowded if we stayed here for too long? "

After a moment of silence, I said to the old farmer, "Are you lying to me?"

The old farmer spat. "Who would have the heart to lie to you? Young man, if you think I'm not to be trusted, then get the hell out of here. "

I chuckled dryly. "It's daytime outside right now. I heard from someone that if we were to leave during the day, we would definitely die. I don't want to court death."

The old farmer calmly said, "Don't worry, it's already dark."

I asked in surprise, "How did you know?"

The old farmer said, "Anyone who comes here can feel it. "Why don't you know?"

I thought: Is it because I'm not really dead that I can't feel it?

I was silent for a while, then I said to the old farmer, "Old man, if I open the coffin, it means we are both exposed during the day. If you lie to me, you won't be able to live on. "

The old farmer snorted.

I gritted my teeth, pushed with my hands, and pushed the lid back.

A ray of light fell upon the coffin. The light was very dim, not as bright as the moonlight in the human world. However, for the pitch-black coffin, it was already bright enough.

When I saw the old farmer, I immediately scolded him. "Bastard, you are too cunning."

The old farmer was not sitting in the coffin. His whole body was wrapped in a large bag. I don't know what material this bag is made of, but I'm sure of one thing.

After sitting in the coffin and cursing for a while, I realized that I wasn't dead. It seemed to be night.

The old farmer came out of the bag and snickered at me. "Young man, did I say night time?"

I looked at the old farmer who had a silly smile on his face. Gradually, I started to be vigilant. Everyone here was a villain, even the old farmers. Who knew if this fellow was intentionally playing dumb? And then take advantage of me when I wasn't prepared?

The old farmer's eyes suddenly stopped looking at me. After a few seconds, he said with a sad face, "Young man, you are suspecting me."

I knew what he meant, so I didn't pretend to ask any further. Instead, I bluntly said, "It's not that I suspect you. You are all evil people, I have to be on guard. "

The old farmer sighed and said, "Youngster, you still don't understand everything thoroughly. From the way you're talking, you must be a university student, right? "

I nodded.

The old farmer said, "Since you're a university student, you should know what a magnet is. A magnet, half Antarctic, half Arctic. If you cut it in the middle, will there be two small magnets? One only has the South Pole, and one only has the North Pole. "

I said, "No, half Antarctic, half North Pole."

The old farmer slapped his thigh. "That's right. A person's soul was like a magnet. Without the South Pole, the North Pole was no concern. Without the North Pole, there was no Antarctic. Do you think that after sin is stripped away, there is only evil left? No, it would still grow good. It's just that this kind of thinking is a small problem. "

The old farmer was actually shocked by what he said. I realized that what he said made a lot of sense, and that his theory was quite profound. For some reason, this phrase appeared in my head: Lone Yang is not born, alone is not long. Wasn't that what the old farmer had just expressed?

The old farmer smiled and said, "You don't have to be too surprised. I don't have much of a culture, but I've been in this damned place for too long, so I can't help but think of something." Let's go. Although we are already dead, we can't stay in the coffin forever. "

The old man patted me on the shoulder and jumped out of the coffin. I followed him out of the coffin.

After jumping out, I subconsciously looked at Little Tang Wei's coffin. The coffin did not move, Little Tang Wei did not know that it was already dark.

I walked over and opened the coffin lid. I saw the Little Tang Wei sleeping soundly inside.

I woke Little Tang Wei up. After she woke up, she started beating me up while mumbling, "Aren't you afraid you'll suffocate me to death?"

I smiled and said, "You're already dead, and you don't even need to breathe. Are you still afraid of holding your breath?"

Little Tang Wei was startled, as though she suddenly remembered that she was no longer a living person. I saw her face darken, her nose was red, and her eyes were filled with tears. She looked so pitiful that I couldn't help but feel pity for her when I looked at her.

I couldn't help but want to comfort her, but then I suddenly reacted and said to Little Tang Wei, "You're quite powerful. You have a new move?"

When Little Tang Wei heard these words, she immediately withdrew her tears. She glared at me and said unhappily, "This can't fool you to be gentle. You're really a stone-hearted person."

I chuckled. "I've been tricked so much that my IQ has improved."

The old farmer said, "Let's go. What's the point of always facing the coffins?"

Thus, I followed beside him as he walked out. Little Tang Wei followed behind me, but didn't make any movements, which made me a little worried. I turned around and saw that her eyes were misty. She blinked, and a tear slid down her cheek.

I said in bewilderment, "I don't have eyes on the back of my head, so you don't have to act so diligently, do you?"

Little Tang Wei wiped her tears and scolded, "Scram."

I smiled and turned back. When I looked back, the smile was gone from my face.

Actually I know that Little Tang Wei is really sad. But what could I do? I could only pretend not to know, to distract her in this almost joking way. She shouldn't have died. She was still young and should have slowly aged in time, turning into a white-haired old lady. She would have enjoyed life in detail.

I clenched my fists and silently thought in my heart, "I will definitely save you."

"Hey, what spell are you reciting?" Suddenly, someone yelled in my ear.

I was frightened and when I came back to my senses, it was Little Tang Wei. I don't know when she was standing next to me, but she was looking at me with a puzzled expression on her face.

I coughed. "Nothing."

Little Tang Wei muttered: "Nothing? "To herself, it doesn't seem normal."

Suddenly, I heard a cry coming from outside. I looked up in surprise and saw the old farmer dashing towards us. He waved his hands vigorously as he ran.

I guess he was shouting, but I couldn't hear him because there was so much noise around.

Then I saw from his mouth that he was telling me to run.

Flee? Where should they flee to?

At this moment, I was horrified to discover that the outside world had changed. The roads were no longer flat; they had become crooked, and the houses suddenly stood upright and then suddenly turned upside down. It even overlapped with the room beside it.

The whole world was like a piece of paper, crumpled into a ball and torn to pieces.

The old farmer ran towards us, but he was still affected by the changes of the world. I saw that the clothes on his back had mysteriously disappeared. He staggered, and his whole back became bloody.

I didn't dare to waste anymore time, and shouted at the Little Tang Wei: "Enter the coffin."

Little Tang Wei immediately ran inside. And I jumped into another coffin. I didn't have a lid on the coffin. I was waiting for the old farmer.

The old farmer was like a rabbit. After running to Inside the house, he jumped straight in, and the huge change in the outside world had already affected him.

I slammed the coffin shut. I crouched inside, my eyes closed, waiting to die. Because I knew that a small coffin couldn't withstand such a drastic change.