dragon hunter

Chapter 43

In the dark cave, there was the sound of dripping water.

"Second Uncle, have you seen Fatty Wang and Li Xiaolei?" I asked.

"At that time, you ran as fast as you could, and you didn't listen to how I yelled. Didn't they go after you?" Second Uncle looked at me strangely.

"I didn't see them. I followed you all the time, but it turned out that it was an old yellow skin." A chill rose in my heart.

"Let's look for it as you go, that Miss Li is a thief and shrewd, and nothing will happen to the fat man with her." The second uncle was silent for a moment, and walked forward with a flashlight.

The cave is a karst landform, and the light of the flashlight hits the stalactites, which is so bizarre that it makes people feel frightened.

"Tick!" The cold water dripped on my forehead, it was so cold that I shivered, and I wiped it off with my hand, only to find that my hands were sticky and very uncomfortable.

"What's so sticky?" I muttered, looked at my hand, and with the dim light of the flashlight, I saw a bloody hand, blood, a lot of blood on my hand!

My calves were trembling a little, and I raised the flashlight to shine on the top of my head, and I screamed in fright, "There is a dead person up there!"

On the top of the head was a pale face, with blood on his forehead, his face was distorted, and his mouth was open in horror.

"Calm down! There are no dead people, don't scare yourself." The second uncle scolded.

I looked at the top of my head in horror, and found that the face above was somewhat familiar, hey, isn't that my own face?

Blinking my eyes vigorously, and calming my mind, I looked to the top of my head again. It was a smooth mirror-like quartz stone, which reflected my somewhat pale face. A drop of cool water fell on my forehead, and there was no trace of blood there.

I raised my hand and looked, it was clean without a trace of blood, the scene just now was completely my hallucination.

"There's something evil about this place." I blushed a little, and made an excuse, lowered my head, and followed my second uncle very ashamedly.

As I was walking, I realized that something was wrong again. I heard a sneer that went up and down in my ears. The cold laughter was far and near, erratic.

"Second Uncle, did you hear anything?" I asked anxiously.

The second uncle stopped in his tracks and listened for a while, with some doubts on his face, "Apart from the sound of water drops, is there any other sound?"

My heart skipped a beat, the sneer was very clear, why couldn't the second uncle hear it?

"Could it be the thing chasing me?" I guessed in my heart, took a flashlight and looked around, but found nothing.

"Hurry up, this cave is full of twists and turns, and I don't know how far the exit is." The second uncle urged in front.

My nerves were tense, I trotted a few steps, and followed my second uncle without leaving.

The hole in front is a bit narrow, and you need to bend over to pass through. With my second uncle lighting up the front, I put away the flashlight.

Walking bent over was very uncomfortable. I stared at my toes, my attention was a little distracted, and I felt something touch my forehead, so I raised my head subconsciously.

When I looked up, I saw a disheveled mess of hair. I stretched out my hand and pulled it out, and actually tore off a dry human head covered with cobwebs.

"Oh my god!" I yelled, and threw the withered head aside, feeling something moving on my head.

I curled up, rolled over, lay on the ground, looked up above my head, and saw a colorful spider the size of a millstone crawling out of the crack above my head.

"Ghostface spider!" The second uncle heard the movement behind, squatted down and moved over, exclaimed, took out a small jar, and threw it at the big spider.

"Bang!" The small jar hit the stone wall next to the spider, and it burst open, sending pale yellow powder flying up.

"Cough, cough, cough!" I lay on the ground, the yellow powder fell on my face, and I coughed chokingly.

"Run, if you get bitten by this thing, you will die." The second uncle moved over and dragged me out.

"What is that powder? It choked me to death." I got up in a hurry, bent over and ran forward.

"Regar powder, I was afraid that there would be many snakes and insects in the cave, so I prepared a little bit, but I didn't expect to use it." The second uncle hooked his body and ran forward without turning his head.

I didn't dare to see if the big spider was chasing me. I followed my second uncle closely, only wanting to escape from this dangerous place.

"Oh." My foot slipped, I stepped on something just now, I looked down and saw a dismal white femur.

"Hurry up, the front is spacious." The second uncle turned around and gave me a hand.

The two people were out of breath, and they ran for a while in a state of embarrassment. They dared to stop and take a few breaths when they saw that the surrounding area became wider.

"This... what the hell is this place? Why is the spider bigger than a millstone?" I bent down and panted, remembering the scene just now, with lingering fear in my heart.

"That's a grimacing spider, which eats dead bodies and is more poisonous than a cobra." The second uncle replied panting with sweat on his forehead.

Before I could catch my breath, there was a rustling sound behind me. I turned on the flashlight and saw a furry thing crawling over.

Seeing that colorful guy, I screamed in fright, pulled my second uncle and ran away. I didn't expect to say Cao Cao, and Cao Cao arrived. The lingering Grimace Spider came after me.

The terrain here is wide, but we ran a lot faster, and quickly threw that terrible guy out of sight.

"Wait, don't run away, why do I feel that this place is familiar?" The second uncle pulled my sleeve, stopped and looked around.

I held up the flashlight and looked around, only to realize that after running for a long time, we f-ckingly returned to the same place.

"Second uncle, isn't there a map on the jade card?" I asked dejectedly.

"Just now, I was only thinking about running for my life, so I wrote down a general direction. I'll take a closer look when I have time." The second uncle found a stone and sat down, and replied out of breath.

"What should I do now, that deadly ghost face spider must be guarding in front." I held up the flashlight and looked for other paths.

There was a "squeak" sound from around the corner, and in the light of the flashlight, a few fat big mice, carrying two black pots, walked towards this side with a sly smile on their faces.

The leading mouse was a big mouse with a bulging belly, fatter than a tabby cat, wearing red clothes, with upturned beards, and a smug expression.

Seeing the dark jar, I subconsciously thought of corpse oil, rushed over and kicked those big rats.

The group of fat rats were very nimble, and they were hiding here and there. I didn't catch up to any of them, but I was laughed at by "Zhi Zhi Zhi".

"This group of damned rats are really crazy." The second uncle cursed, took off the mahogany sword behind his back, and strode over.

The group of mice seemed to be very afraid of the mahogany sword, and hid in the corner of the cave with a huff, secretly looking around here.

"What the hell is in this jar?" The second uncle ignored the group of mice, frowning and staring at the dark clay jar.

"It's probably corpse oil..." Suppressing my nausea, I told my second uncle what happened in the cave.

"No, there must be something very evil in that cave. These damn rats are using corpse oil as sacrifices." The second uncle's expression changed drastically.

A cold laughter sounded in the dark cave, gloomy and strange.

I looked back at my second uncle, who didn't seem to notice, and was holding a mahogany sword to drive away the group of rats that had become spirits.

The sound of unhurried footsteps sounded from the corner of the cave, and the sound of dragging the floor with chains made people feel chills.

"Second Uncle, something is coming." I was nervous and reminded Second Uncle loudly.

The second uncle, as if he had never heard of it, left me and ran away after the group of mice. I even saw that fat mouse in red clothes turned his head and showed me a weird smile.

The gloomy laughter kept echoing in my ears, and the weird scene in front of me made me feel a bone-chilling chill rising from my back.

The sound of the iron chain dragging the floor was getting closer and closer, I widened my eyes in horror, looked around the corner of the cave, wondering what kind of evil thing it was that came out.

"It's so cold, mom, why are you tying up your daughter." The ghostly voice appeared with the owner.

"Ah!" I couldn't help exclaiming, and looked at the figure walking across in amazement. It was the little girl, but her appearance was completely different.

The little girl's face was blue and purple, her clothes were torn, her body was covered with bloodstains, her forehead was bloody, her feet were covered with broken iron chains, and her eyes were blood red.

"I hate it so much, why did my mother tie me up?" The little girl's face was distorted and resentful, her blood-red eyes stared at me, and she walked towards me step by step.

I took a few steps back in horror, completely unable to understand why the poor, heart-wrenching little girl before had become so terrifying.

The little girl was barefoot, dragging the iron chain, and walking towards me with a grinding sound that made the teeth sore.

When passing by those two dark jars, the little girl took a deep breath, her face showing intoxication, "It smells good, it's the smell I like."

My heart was trembling, and I turned around and ran. I just ran two steps, but I was horrified to find that the cave behind me disappeared, and there was no road ahead.

"Tell me, does mom not want me anymore?" A faint voice came from behind.

I quickly turned around, and to my horror, I found that little girl with blood all over her face standing right in front of me.

The little girl's nails were very long, black and black, and she grabbed at my belly, her tone was serious, "I hate being alone, can you come and accompany me?"

I felt a tingling pain in my stomach, and there was a stone wall behind me. There was no way I could retreat, and my heart was filled with despair.

A white figure suddenly appeared, the figure was somewhat transparent, it was the little girl's mother Xu Qin.

Xu Qin looked anxious, ran to me, took my hand, and said hurriedly, "Come with me, it's too dangerous here."

I looked dazed, and saw the other party plunge into the stone wall, passively followed him, and ran forward staggeringly.

"Mom, why did you abandon me?" An exasperated, resentful voice came from behind.

"What's going on here?" The doubt in my heart gradually overwhelmed the fear.

(End of this chapter)