guile fairy

Chapter 44 Bear Girl
  After dealing with the other villagers who were so scared that they were paralyzed on the ground and dared not move, the angry-eyed statue finally found the source of the scent.

It turned around and walked step by step towards the direction of Fu Zhaozhao, but suddenly stopped less than a foot away, as if it was worried about something.

Fu Zhaozhao leaned against the wooden door without hiding. The moonlight outside the room filtered through the gap and lazily fell on her body, seeming to be immersed in a bit of indifference.

The two sides faced off like this for a long time, and no one spoke to take the next step.

This situation remains until the original monster returns.

There was a look in the room, and a person outside the room looked at the monster that came back again.

"Look, I found some missing little mouse~I found him hiding in the corner!" The monster dragged the other party's collar with one hand and slowly walked to the boundary outside the temple door.

Suddenly a three-party situation emerged.

The gods in the temple cannot leave the temple, and the monsters outside the temple cannot enter the boundary in front of the temple. However, the only side that favors humans does not dare to go to either side.

Aunt Shen, who was being dragged by the monster, did not react at all, as if she had fainted from fright.

As if to stimulate Fu Zhaozhao, the monster grabbed Aunt Shen's neck and lifted her into the air.

"She has the aura of being in contact with you. I think she has something to do with you. At least you two know each other." The monster continued threateningly: "It's a pity that because of you, she will die here again today... …”

As it spoke, it exerted a little force, and Aunt Shen had a look of pain on her face, as if she closed her eyes in pain because she couldn't breathe.

When Fu Zhaozhao saw this, he just glanced at the other party lightly.

"Actually, I'm quite curious." She suddenly said: "Aunt Shen, how do you treat me well but want me to die here at the same time?"

As soon as these words came out, there was silence in the air.

The monster didn't seem to realize what she meant.

"You...what do you mean?"

Fu Zhaozhao glanced at it indifferently: "Actually, you disguised yourself quite well. I even thought about taking Aunt Shen with me when I left. If you hadn't come back with that shell to lie to me... …”

As she finished speaking, the body that looked like Aunt Shen slowly deflated like a deflated balloon, and gradually turned into a thick skin bag and fell softly to the ground.

After being exposed by her, the monster stared at her for a long time with an ugly expression, and asked as if he couldn't believe it: "Is it just because of this?"

Fu Zhaozhao: "Of course not. On the first day you took me in, you acted a little too much."

"Aunt Shen, you were indeed very kind to me before, but you may have forgotten that your kindness to me has always been purposeful."

"Every time he makes food for me, he always wants to take something from our house, using the excuse of taking care of us young and old, and relying on the words of the villagers."

When she said this, the monster's expression became harder and harder to look at, and its eyes gradually turned scarlet.

It licked some dried blood on its lips and narrowed its eyes dangerously.

"I thought you were too young to remember these things, but I didn't expect you have a pretty good memory."

Fu Zhaozhao shook his head, as if there were other reasons, but he didn't explain anything.

The monster didn't care why she was able to reveal its identity, grinning with sharp teeth and laughing harshly.

Monster: "If you want to blame, I can only blame your grandma. You should have been the one who was clearly chosen as a sacrifice back then! It was your grandma who locked you up and prevented you from drawing lots! Otherwise, you were the one who deserved death!" "You are the one who suffers the pain of being skinned! You are the only one who dies without a burial place, not even the bones are left!"

The monster spoke word by word, staring at her with evil eyes, as if he wanted to bite her to death.

Unfortunately, since this day is a temple fair, according to regulations, it cannot step near the temple, otherwise it will be extremely painful punishment.

It has seen this kind of scene before, so even if it wants to peel off the other person's skin, devour her flesh and bones, and then use the other person's blood to soothe its own cold body, it does not dare to go beyond the limit.

Also in this situation is the glaring idol in the temple.

The angry-eyed statue can only come down from the altar and enjoy its sacrifices on the day of the temple fair. However, it is also affected by the rules and cannot leave the temple. The main reason is not that it cannot leave the temple.

In fact, if I have to say it, both the monster and the glaring statue are enemies of each other.

The monster was used as a sacrifice to the angry-eyed god during his lifetime, and died in extreme pain.

In retaliation, the monster can massacre the villagers who worship the Angry Eyes Statue on the day of the temple fair, thus leaving the opponent with insufficient sacrifices, causing the rules to become increasingly restrictive of the Angry Eyes Statue.

It's a pity that one can't go near the temple and the other can't leave the temple, so they can't pinch each other.

Fu Zhaozhao glanced around the two of them and realized that the longer this situation lasted, the worse it would be for her.

According to what the monster told herself, if she didn't leave this place within three days, then she would probably never be able to leave again.

At that time, the rules will be less and less binding on monsters and glaring statues, and they will be more disadvantageous to her.

Thinking of this, she narrowed her eyes and then spoke slowly.

"I've been wondering why in this area where I am, one of you can't go out and one can't come in on this day. Could it be because of some other special reason..."

As she spoke, she stared intently at the movements of the glaring statues and monsters.

The angry-eyed statue remained unresponsive as always. In fact, to be precise, because its head was covered with a red cloth, it was impossible to see how the other party would react.

On the contrary, there are monsters outside the temple.

When it heard Fu Zhaozhao mention this emphatically, although its body didn't react at all, its eyes looked up a few times reflexively.

Fu Zhaozhao also followed the other person's line of sight.

Except for some tattered wooden edges, there is no other special place. If I have to say it, the moonlight is particularly bright in this place.

Fu Zhaozhao stared at it for a long time, then suddenly thought of something and laughed: "So that's it, the real way to leave here is always up there."

The moonlight shone down and fell on the ground. The angry-eyed statue was not exposed, and the monster did not dare to be illuminated by the moonlight.

At that time, she thought that the monster refused to enter the temple because it was afraid of the angry statue, but now it seemed that was not the case.

As long as it runs towards the temple, it will be illuminated by the moonlight, and they are obviously afraid of this moonlight.

Only Fu Zhaozhao, who did not belong to this place, was wrapped in the moonlight without caring.

(End of this chapter)