Take your sister to catch a ghost

Chapter 138
The Taoist temple is not far from here. When I stood at the entrance of the Taoist temple, I stopped and waved a flashlight inside, which was similar to those ruined temples in TV dramas.I can't feel anything outside, but the old man's words are so mysterious, so I naturally have to be more cautious.

He took out an unintentional copper bell, and then took out a piece of talisman paper, folded it into a triangle and stuffed it into the copper bell.

The weeds outside the temple are almost as tall as me. When I turned on the flashlight, some moths and flying insects kept coming around and flying around the light, making me covered in insects.

There are also many bugs in the grass, needless to say caterpillars.

When I arrived at the entrance of the Taoist temple, I took a look inside. Most of the places where the lights touched were already covered with spider webs, and desolation was written all over my eyes.

Right in front are three colorful statues, which are Sanqing statues. The altar is still complete. There are still some bowls for offering fruit and unused sandalwood on the altar, and a few mahogany swords are scattered on the ground.

Daoist Nian'an said, there is a corpse buried under the altar, and my task is to dig it out and bury it properly.

I felt that I had enough observation before stepping in. I kept listening to the sounds around me, and also paid attention to the movement of the copper bell. As soon as the copper bell rang, I went out immediately!After all, I don't know much about this place, so I shouldn't directly conflict with the things here!
But I didn't feel anything strange when I went in. Except for a little desolation, the rest of the place was similar to the outside.

I stood in front of the altar for a while, and then picked up the sandalwood that was placed beside me. I didn't count how many, but I guess there were a hundred or so.

After igniting, first put a few sticks in the altar. If you don’t worship the Sanqing statue, you can’t prove your sincerity. How can you let others bless you.

After worshiping, I picked up the flashlight and walked towards other places in the Taoist temple. There are stones under the altar, and it is impossible to bury people. However, Taoist temples are generally divided into inner courtyards and outer courtyards. The outer courtyards are those we saw on TV, and the inner courtyards It is the core of a Taoist temple. Some books and utensils are placed in it, and Taoist priests practice Taoism in the inner courtyard.

There is nothing to see in the outer courtyard. I walked in from the side of the lobby and walked through several folding doors to reach the backyard. The backyard looks like a courtyard. I went in and looked at the location. There were buildings on the left, right and in front. I chose myself based on the principle of proximity. The houses on the right.

There is a lot of yin here, if you guessed right, there should be dead people inside, the old man may have said that the dead people inside have not been sorted out, and they are still there until now.

I shook the flashlight in front of the wooden window, and the inside was as messy as the lobby, but there were no dead people in this room.

After looking at it, I walked in. This should be the dormitory of those Taoist priests. The quilt was still on the bed.

Although I felt the yin energy, the copper bell didn't ring, which meant that there was no yin thing approaching me.

There are electric lights in the house, but they have been cut off and cannot be turned on.

The white light of the flashlight shone inside the room, making it even more gloomy. I moved along the light of the flashlight, and there were Taoist clothes, Taoist scriptures, some talismans and mahogany swords.

With a flashlight in one hand and a copper bell and sandalwood in the other, I couldn’t do anything else, so I looked at the window sill, then walked over and put the flashlight on the window sill, letting the light of the flashlight Come in.

Freeing my hands, I stepped forward and flipped through the things in the house. The clothes and so on were already moldy, and the Daoist scriptures were also printed editions, which were not worth collecting. As for peach wood swords and so on, I am no longer surprised.

There is a square table directly above the room, and the light of the flashlight is shining on the table. There are some tea sets on the table. I go forward to check it.

Walking to the front of the table, the light of the flashlight cast my shadow on the wall and the table, blocking the things on the table, but I didn’t bother to move the flashlight, so let’s just muddle through.

After flipping around on the table a few times, he took out a few incense sticks and stuck them here.

When I was about to turn around, I saw something floating above the head of my shadow. I looked carefully, but there was nothing. The shadow was still a shadow, completely following my movements.

I smiled, ghosts have no shadows, I was thinking too much!

Before I finished laughing, the shadow that floated just now slowly emerged until it blocked my entire shadow.

I was startled in my heart, and then tried to regain my composure. Ghosts should have no shadows. In order to test whether it was a ghost, I stood on my heels on purpose, and then glanced at the ground.

The reason why the three fires on the head are not extinguished is entirely due to the earth's energy. If there is a ghost behind him, he should know that as long as he puts his toes under my heels, then slaps the three fires on my head. Fire, I have no hope of surviving.

Two seconds later, a pair of Taoist priest high shoes covered with spider webs appeared in my sight. Sure enough, he saw me tiptoeing and slowly stretched his feet under my heels.

Before he finished stretching, I turned around suddenly, and there was a human-shaped thing that was a full head taller than me, but because of the backlight, I couldn't see his face clearly.

As soon as I turned around, he turned around and ran out. I went to the window sill to get the flashlight, and then chased him out, but I didn't see anything.

Ghost couldn't see the white light, so luckily he put the flashlight on the window sill, otherwise he might have caught the light.

The Sanqing bell didn't ring, I was a little puzzled, picked it up and looked at it, and immediately understood that the talisman just now hadn't been done properly, it had fallen off a long time ago, it was just a copper bell without a core, and it couldn't work at all.

The talisman is generally not used, and there is only one like this on the body, if you lose it, it will be gone.I had no choice but to put the bell away, and then searched for it from room to room.

I searched all the rooms here, but there was no trace. I looked across and walked over.

This side is more cloudy than the other side. Before going in, the process is the same, and I took photos with a flashlight. The bed here is a little bulging, as if it was covered with something. If I guess right, it must be an untidy corpse.

The door was open, so I went in directly, looked around to make sure there was nothing strange, and then walked to the bed. The beds in Taoist temples are very long and can sleep many people.

There are three bulging places on this bed. I went to the first bulging place, and then slowly lifted the quilt.

A white skull was exposed, and I lifted the entire quilt again. The clothes were already rotten, and they should have been soaked in corpse water when the corpse was decomposing.

He made a bow to the corpse, and then took two sticks of sandalwood and placed them next to his skull. The loudspeaker said, three sticks of incense, one for ghosts, two for people, and people who cultivate the Tao There is something unreasonable about offering sacrifices to ghosts.

Then I walked to the second drum, opened it and looked at it. It was the same scene. I also took two incense sticks and placed them next to his head.

At the third drumbeat, I opened it and looked, and the abdominal cavity of the skeleton was already covered with spider webs. This man was taller. I looked at his shoes, was stunned for a moment, then took a stick of sandalwood and put it on the floor. By the side of his head, he also took some mahogany sticks from his pocket and nailed them into his shoulders and the top of his head.

"I'm sorry, I'll let you go when I'm done!" I said to the corpse.

The purpose of my coming is to dig up the corpses under the altar. Taoist temples generally have more than one altar, except for one outside, there is also one directly above the inner courtyard, which is the inside of the room that I have not checked yet.

I took the time to visit these two rooms, just because I was interested in what the old man said, and wanted to find out.

After that, I exited the room and went outside the last remaining room. I could see the altar by the window. If I guessed right, the corpse that Daoist Nian'an told me to dig up was under here.

After looking around for a while, I walked in. This room is wider than the other two, and the furnishings are better. This should be the master's bedroom.

The first thing to do after the inspection is to put a few sticks of incense in front of the Sanqing Statue, then squat on the ground, and stick a few sticks of incense on the ground under the altar.

I put the remaining incense in my hand in every corner of the house, and I will take a look to see how it burns and when is the right time to exhume the corpse.

After waiting for the incense to burn out for a while, I wandered around in the house. As expected of the master’s house, all the utensils have been upgraded to a higher level. The master’s living habits are also quite good, and the house is neatly arranged.

I looked at the side of the bed, then turned around, and just as the flashlight shone through, I was almost scared to the ground. There was a dead man hanging in the middle of the room. A gust of wind blew in, and the hanging man swayed. All of this is very much like the real thing hanging there.

Calm down, you must be calm at this time.

I slowed down a bit, and then slowly walked over there. Just three steps later, the hanging hand suddenly lifted up, pointing at my back.

I looked back subconsciously, and almost peed, and there was a person lying on the bed behind me, his face was pale, his eyes were angrily looking at the corner of the room, his mouth was wide open, and his tongue could be seen touching the roof of his mouth.

How could this be? If the mood is strong enough, there should be no hallucinations.

I shook the flashlight and pointed it at the corner where the person on the bed was looking at where I lit the incense just now.

Another person was found swollen with blisters, and his head was twice as big as usual.

I smiled wryly twice, and simply took photos of other places, the four corners of the room, the center, and different people dying in different ways on the bed.

In the lower right corner, I saw a very tall person who died by inserting his finger into his eye.

Surrounded by these corpses, I thought it was an illusion, closed my eyes and opened them again, those things were still there, all facing me.

I stepped back shaking the flashlight, trying to avoid their eyes, but no matter how I retreated, their eyes were always focused on me.

How could this be... I, who always claimed to have seen the world, was at a loss for a while, what happened to these dead people in Taoist uniforms?
(End of this chapter)