Aoba Office

Under my questioning, the security guard hesitated and told some ghost stories about their place.

In fact, he himself didn't quite know what the ghost stories here were.

Growing up, he had seen ghosts two or three times and heard countless ghost stories. Every now and then, he would hear people talking about ghost sightings and the ghost stories they heard from hearsay.

The kind that parents used to scare their children when they were young: "There are monsters outside that eat children after dark", the ghosts of teachers and students that lingered in schools when they were studying, the ghosts that died in some workplaces after work, and the ghosts that are widely spread in Huixiang. In the story, and in the hospital where he currently works, it seems that every step he takes can lead to ghosts.

Now I'm pressing him, and all he can say is the incident I just mentioned about outsiders coming here to hunt ghosts, and then being ruined in the end.

"...The People's Republic of China must not have been founded at that time. People wearing Taoist priests' and monks' clothes and raising banners were everywhere. The old man said that at that time, a Taoist priest with banners was passing by us. He had a bell in his hand, and the old man said The sound of the bell could be heard from far away. When a ghost heard it, he ran away quickly. He stayed with us for half a month and caught a few ghosts. After asking about some things, he rang the bell. I went to Waineck Village. Waineck is a small village to the east of here. There are no people there now. Young people have come to the city or to work in other places. It seems that there are only two families left there. Well, in the past, people there had their necks crooked since they were three or four years old. There were no hospitals or anything like that at that time. They stayed like this for the rest of their lives. After the Taoist priest passed by, they would listen to the bells and gradually become lighter. , The Taoist priest never showed up again. Someone came to Waigou Village, and they went to their Yizhuang..." The security guard said this and recalled.

"Yizhuang?" Lu Qiaolan answered casually, listening with some rapt attention.

The security guard shook his head, "It should be Yizhuang, or a cemetery. I forgot where it was. The Taoist priest seemed to think there was something wrong there, so he went there. People in the village didn't dare to follow and watch the fun, they were all scared. They heard the ringing. It was raining that day, and they could hear the ringing in the rain. When the rain stopped, the ringing stopped, but they thought they didn't see the Taoist priest. , or... Later, when it rains, they can hear the ringing again. Sometimes they can see the Taoist priest passing by the door with flags raised, and some people pass by him and call him, but he doesn't answer. Some people also said that the Taoist priest became very strange when walking, jumping up and down like a zombie, and some said that his legs were lame. "

The security guard gave many versions of the story, all of which he had heard in the past. It was so long ago that his memory was blurry, and he couldn't remember where he heard all this. It is possible that many of what he is saying now include things that he has added to the story or made up out of thin air.

Such is the rumor.

However, the rumors here in Huixiang obviously have some kind of power, making the ghost stories come true.

This may be because people in Huixiang believe in these stories, which gives them power.

I have experienced the "game" thing and seen some of the commissions Aoba took over, so I can understand the key to it.

It is precisely because of understanding that I find it troublesome.

If you open your mouth to spread rumors, you will lose your legs if you refute them.

If it was because of rumors that Chen Xiaoqiu and others encountered a ghost attack, how should I refute the rumors?

To be honest, my previous attempt to find the owner of the canteen was just a one-track mind move. The only clue I can grasp now is this one. I can only start with the owner of the canteen and then find a way to make the people of Huixiang change their minds.

The female ghost Shasha I met before provided me with new ideas.

The rumors and ghost stories here in Huixiang may not be just rumors. Part of it may be true. It was only after it was re-created by the Huixiang people themselves that it became out of control. In this way, as long as we catch the ghost at the source, maybe everything will be solved.

The security guard still had more to say and told other stories about the Taoist priests and Waineck Village without me asking.

"Another one is when I was a child, and a foreigner came to our place. That person was very powerful. He was a murderer. He committed a massacre and killed more than ten members of his family. Well...it seemed like more than ten members of his own family. He killed more than a dozen people in his own family and his in-laws' family. He fled to our place and didn't talk much. He worked odd jobs and rented a house here, but no one noticed that he was such a cruel person. , he met a ghost. There used to be the largest park here, built by government leaders. It was called Huixiang Park. It was small, but there were many trees planted there. He met a hanged ghost there. He was so scared that after he escaped, he told people that we in Huixiang were not that scared. He said that no one paid attention to him, and he became suspicious, as if everyone around him was trying to harm him. The thing about hanging the ghost was because someone deliberately made fun of him. This person was also ruthless and wanted to kill the people he rented the house with, as well as the boss and co-workers where he worked. "

The security guard's eloquence was much better than that of the taxi driver Chen Zian. He spoke in an ups and downs, his face was flushed, and he winked. There was no horror at all like telling a ghost story, but instead he felt inexplicably excited.

"When he took the knife and was about to do it, he saw a pair of feet hanging from the ceiling. He looked up at the feet. Good guy, it was the hanged man he had seen! He was immediately frightened and frightened. He yelled and slashed at the hanged man with a knife. The people in the room who were playing cards and drinking noticed him, but they didn't see the hanged man, so they noticed that he was going crazy alone. "Guess what?" It was a gimmick.

I'm a little speechless.

People in Huixiang probably really love these ghost stories.

Lu Qiaolan asked cooperatively: "What happened?"

"When the knife cut, it was bloody! There was blood everywhere in the room! Others were also shocked, knowing that he was not crazy, but really hit a ghost. The hanging ghost was chopped to pieces by him, but He was still hanging there, shaking and bleeding. He couldn't stand it anymore, so he ran away and collapsed on the ground. Later, he was found by his bosses and they didn't think much about it. He suspected that he had bad intentions, but he just got used to it. There were ghosts here, but there were no ghost hunters. He had no choice but to run away overnight. The bosses were not surprised and paid him. A few months later, he came back with someone who said he was an expert and could exorcise ghosts. Only then did the boss and others find out that he could still see the hanged ghost after he left our place. The expert said it was because of him. It was useless to run away because they were targeted, so they had to come back to solve the problem of hanging the ghost. So many people came to see the fun..." The security guard suddenly sighed.