Rebirth of Asura

Chapter 104 The Haunted House (1)
According to the introduction on the tourist map, the design of the living ghost town is more novel than other places, and the horror atmosphere is more in place.

Entering the big black hole of the mountain building, you will see four dark roads.No matter which road you take, there will be many ghost holes inside. After you go deeper, there will be forks connecting the four main roads, and the routes are intricate.

On this labyrinth-like designed road, you may encounter live ghosts that suddenly appear from nowhere at any time, and some may touch people, and even run after people.

However, the scenic spot contractor has not yet designed a cable car like other places, so they can only walk in with their own feet and find the exit according to the road signs inside.

Most of the people who dare to enter to play here are bold elements who like to challenge. The group of people who followed Swing Snow and the others actually chose a different route than others, and directly threatened to see if they could do it. How exciting.

Seeing that the last couple had also entered the third road, Qiu Qianxue walked into a narrow road on the far right where no one had chosen.

The width of this road hole can only accommodate five people walking side by side at the same time. Once inside, you can't see your fingers, and the creepy music and sound began to float out faintly.

Shi Yiqing was completely indifferent to the surroundings, his indifferent and cold eyes sharply locked the dark red back in the darkness, and walked a certain distance behind her with steady steps.

I don’t know if it’s because I don’t want tourists to be scared to go back the same way as soon as they entered, so after walking in the dark road hole for a few minutes, nothing strange came out.

It wasn't until I turned an indefinite number of turns that I saw a room-sized cave lying in front of my eyes, with weak natural light shining through the cave wall, probably from the thin tubes buried in the building for light.

It took several minutes for the eyes to adapt to the darkness, and the faint light was enough to see the situation in the cave.

A few discarded tables and chairs were dumped in the cave, covered with thick dust. Looking closer, there were spider webs in the corners. Apart from these, there was nothing else.

Qiu Qianxue looked around, felt that there was nothing to see, and was about to walk through the cave, when there was a "clicking" sound from behind a table.

The sound is not loud, but it is enough for people to hear clearly, like the sound of something gnawing on a bone.

Swing Xue, who was a little bored at first, became interested. She turned her head and looked at the man beside her who kept the cool appearance when he was outside, and asked him in a pleasant tone: "Mr. Shi, do you want to guess what will be behind?" ?”

In the darkness, the man stared at her sharply.

Dark red and black overlapping multi-layered tutu skirts, long black hair, were melted into the darkness, red lips that seemed to be smeared with blood were slightly raised on the sickly white face, and the big eyes were shining brightly. The bright starlight cast a strange color on her whole body.

Even if others have the courage to come in, in such a scene, hearing such a voice, no matter how timid they are, they will unconsciously curl up their backs, raise their hands in front of their chests, and make subconscious self-protection actions.

People are afraid of the unknown.

He didn't feel it, because the rules and regulations that bound his thinking in his mind had already been broken. He would be curious about unknown things, but he would not be blindly afraid.But this girl walked in all the way, her back was straight, her hands were naturally hanging by her sides, and occasionally she poked her head to look at this and that curiously, as if she was shopping comfortably.

The words he spoke seemed to be asking him to guess what the weather would be like tomorrow, and his relaxed posture did not show any tension or fear at all.

(End of this chapter)