I'm catching tricks in the Hong Kong variety show world

Su Hao looked at the sky outside. It was completely dark on the sea level. The sea breeze at night felt a bit cold on people. Only a few lights were on in the shack area on the island, like stars in the dark night.

Just when Su Hao was about to go downstairs, he found a fishing boat slowly approaching on the sea level not far away.

The reason why Su Hao was able to discover, besides his soul being stronger than ordinary people, was that there was a bright light hanging on the bow of this fishing boat, and it seemed to be heading towards Xiaoyazhou Village.

Su Hao thought of the speedboat docked at the dock.

Then he turned on the intercom, "Madoka, Madoka, are you still at the dock?"

"I'm here, how long will it take you?"

Su Hao said: "You wait for me until early morning at the latest. If I haven't come back yet, call for support decisively. But now you have to pay attention. There seems to be a fishing boat approaching the pier. It is estimated to arrive in about 10 minutes. If you If you don’t want to be discovered, you can launch the speedboat and go around the island to find a place to hide.”

Xiao Yuan said: "You are still on the lighthouse now, right? I remember there is a cliff under the lighthouse. You can also park the boat on the cliff, so I will park there."

After informing Xiao Yuan, Su Hao turned off the intercom and pouted at Xiao Mei in front of him, who reluctantly got into the doll again.

Su Hao held the puppet and walked slowly down the circular staircase. He focused on his ears. In this environment, people's vision would be limited and not as good as hearing.

Sure enough, when Su Hao approached the bottom of the tower, he heard a faint breathing coming from outside the tower.

This breathing sound is hidden in the surrounding wind, and it is really difficult to detect if you are not careful.

Su Hao raised the black umbrella by the wall, his whole body was on full alert.

The doll he is holding in his left hand can be thrown forward at any time. You have a pistol and I have a female ghost. This is what gave Su Hao the courage to go to the island alone.

"Who's out there?"

"If you don't come out, you'll have to bear the consequences."

Su Hao stopped four or five meters away from the tower door and shouted out.

To his surprise, a Mandarin voice came from outside the door first, and then a Cantonese voice. Su Hao understood it this time.

The body his soul is wearing happens to be proficient in Cantonese and Mandarin.

"You went to the island to discuss business with the mage, right?"

"The Master asked me to invite you over."

Su Hao walked out of the lighthouse and saw the person outside the door. He was a young man about 1 meters tall with short hair, wearing a pair of cropped pants and sandals. He was about in his early 6s.

There was vigilance and shrewdness in the other party's eyes.

Seeing Su Hao appear, he glanced at the puppet in Su Hao's hand and looked at Su Hao again, "Who did you come here through? Artai?"

"No, I don't know Artest. A friend of mine who boxed in an underground boxing ring told me."

The other party looked very wary, "What's your friend's name?"

Su Hao thought for a moment and said, "Huang Debiao."

While saying these three words, Su Hao also stared at the other person's face.

The young man was just stunned and asked again: "What credentials do you have?"

"certificate?"

Su Hao took off his backpack and took out a stack of Hong Kong dollars, about twenty to thirty thousand, "This is the voucher."

The young man also saw the Hong Kong dollars. He glanced at it and said, "This money is not enough."

Su Hao grinned and said: "I don't know enough. This money is used for the deposit, but before that, I need to witness on site whether your mage's spell is as effective as Huang Debiao boasted. Also, I I'm just an errand boy, and I have a big boss behind me. If you can convince me, I can go back and convince the boss, and the business will be done."

"Okay, you come with me."

The young man glanced at Su Hao again, turned around and walked towards the shack area.

Su Hao followed from behind.

By now, he was basically certain that the evil master who cast the curse was hiding in the shack area on the island.

As long as he could see him later and find out the opponent's true identity, Su Hao decided to take action directly on the spot without giving the opponent a chance to activate the spell.

Once a mage is approached by a warrior, the outcome is basically doomed.

All order on this island is outside the legal jurisdiction of Hong Kong Island. The more chaotic it is, the safer Su Hao will be.

Kill someone and leave.

Extraordinary times require extraordinary measures.

The premise is that Su Hao can meet the mage who cast the curse himself. This was also the strategy that Su Hao had thought up before landing on the island. He pretended to be a buyer for murder and went to the island for on-site inspection.

He estimated that Huang Debiao also used this method to get to the island.

Twenty minutes later, Su Hao appeared again in the small courtyard he saw during the day.

He estimated that the owner of this courtyard was the mage who cast the curse. Since ancient times, witchcraft and medical skills have been inseparable. There may be only one such witchcraft on the island, who also runs a village doctor's clinic to treat the island residents.

What was different from the daytime was that all the medicinal materials dried in the courtyard had been taken in, and the goats that had been tied to the open space in the courtyard were nowhere to be seen. There was no one around, and there was a strange and quiet atmosphere all around.

"Follow me, the mage is down there."

The young man led him into the house. Inside was a shack hall of forty to fifty square meters, with several oil lamps lit instead of brighter fluorescent lamps.

There is a Buddha statue at the top of the hall.

Su Hao just glanced at it lightly and felt that the face of this Buddha statue was particularly strange. It was not as solemn as the Buddha statue in his impression, and seemed to have an evil aura.

Su Hao couldn't identify who the other party was worshiping for a while.

creak.

The young man pushed open the wooden door in the corner of the hall, and underneath was a row of wooden ladders.

Su Hao stepped on the wooden ladder and discovered that there was a basement underneath the shack area.

This shack area is built near the sea. The first floor is the main house. The downstairs is supported by several wooden piles. There is often a gap of four or five meters from the horizontal plane below. It is indeed possible to build a basement below.

The smell of blood that I smelled before became stronger and stronger.

Su Hao observed from a high position and found that the layout below was similar to the one above. The difference was that there seemed to be a vague picture composed of huge grooves carved on the wooden boards in the basement.

A stooped figure dressed in black and wearing a hood sat in a corner of the floor.

There seemed to be something on the other side of the room, covered with a black cloth. Su Hao didn't know what was covered underneath, but he noticed that the black cloth squirmed from time to time, as if the thing underneath was alive.

The young man led Su Hao to the basement and signaled him to wait where he was. Then he went straight to the man in black and chatted for a while. The two of them asked and answered questions. The man in black's voice was particularly old.

After a moment, the young man turned around and said, "The Master asked you to take out the money first."

Su Hao took out the remaining Hong Kong dollars from his backpack, which was about 2, and threw it directly towards the other party, "This is the deposit. Before that, I need to see if your spell is effective. "

"Otherwise I can't convince the big boss behind me, I hope you can understand."

The young man hurriedly glanced at the banknotes in his hand and put them into a wooden cabinet by the wall. Then he looked at the man in black. The two chattered again. The young man seemed to have received the order. He turned his head and said to Su Hao: "The Master agreed to let me You should see it, no matter what you see or hear for a while, it is best not to make a sound or spread it, otherwise bad luck will befall you."

Su Hao nodded and sat down on a bench beside the stairs.

With the light in the basement, Su Hao noticed that the picture carved on the floor seemed to resemble a person's face.

However, the painting was very abstract, and the dim light in the room meant that Su Hao couldn't be sure.

The strong smell of blood in the nose comes from these grooves.

The young man came to the black cloth on one side and lifted it up. There was a live lamb hidden underneath. The lamb's limbs were tied to a wooden stick, and its mouth was also wrapped with grunts. No wonder it couldn't make any sounds. sound.

Next to the lamb was a giant chopping board with two butcher knives, one long and one short.

The young man held a knife in one hand and dragged the lamb to the bottom of the concave and convex pattern on the floor. If the pattern on the floor was a human face, the position at this time would be exactly at the mouth.

The young man glanced at the man in black again. The latter slowly stood up and took two steps back. He took out three incense sticks from the wooden cabinet on the wall, lit them and inserted them into the incense burner. There was a tall and slanted incense burner above the incense burner. Foot table.

The table was densely covered with more than a dozen dolls.

There are large and small dolls, the largest one is about the size of a wooden barrel, and the smaller one is about the size of mineral water. The large doll is placed in the center, and it looks like a child.

After finishing the incense, the man in black dragged a huge copper basin from the foot of the wall and placed the copper basin on the forehead of the pattern.

After finishing these tasks, he quietly put his hands together and bowed his head to chant sutras.

The young man seemed to have received the hint and shouted to Su Hao, "Look, remember, no matter what you see or hear, don't make a sound."

He stepped on the lamb's head and put the butcher's knife under the lamb's neck. Regardless of the struggling lamb, he thrust hard and slashed hard. A stream of blood spurted out from the lamb's neck and flowed just below. in the groove.

Su Hao blinked his eyes, and a golden sun and crescent moon rose at the same time.

He saw a cloud of black gas filling the groove in front of him, and heard a faint sound of children's laughter in his ears.

The young man chopped it with several knives and quickly cut off the lamb's entire head. Regardless of the blood on the body, he picked up the head and threw it into the copper basin.

The children's laughter in Su Hao's ears became louder and louder, and the chanting sound from the man in black's mouth also became louder and louder. In the filled black mist, several pairs of children's hands suddenly stretched out, as if they were jumping directly from the floor. out.

These little devils are not big in size. The oldest is five or six years old and the youngest is three or four years old. They are crawling or running. Some are lying on the edge of the groove to suck the blood of the sheep inside, while others gather around the copper basin to eat the sheep inside. head.

In a moment, the sheep's head in the copper basin disappeared.

The young man chopped off the lamb's limbs with a butcher's knife and threw them down. Finally, he threw the whole lamb belly into the copper basin. Su Hao became more and more frightened as he watched.

He thought of the ancient and mysterious "three major witchcraft" in Southeast Asia: head-dropping, Gumantong, and Yin cards.

Among them, the head-lowering technique is popular in Siam, which is equivalent to the folk custom there and is very common.

The so-called "head lowering" refers to someone using the "head lowering technique" to cast a spell. "Lowering the head" will completely destroy the luck of the person being cast, causing them to be plagued by bad luck;

In severe cases, the caster will be controlled by the caster, lose self-awareness and then lose their life.

"Head-dropping technique" is divided into three types: 'medicine drop', 'flying drop' and 'ghost drop'.

'Yaojiang' originally originated from the Miao border area in the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau. It is said that local people are good at making 'gu poison' from snakes, centipedes, poisonous spiders, green scorpions, toads and other poisons.

Putting "poison" on the person you want to harm will cause the person to become insane, mad, or suffer bone-eroding pain until death.

And 'Yao Jiang' is similar to 'Xia Gu'.

The most terrifying thing is that the caster uses his body to raise the poison. This kind of poison is divided into 'mother poison' and 'child poison'. If you want to control others, you only need to put the 'child poison' into that person's body. The mother poison controls the child. Gu, this kind of voodoo can only be solved by the death of the mother voodoo.

'Flying Drop' is more mysterious and cruel than 'Medicine Drop'. It only needs to take anything on the opponent's body, or the birth date, and cast the spell in a specific position at a specific time.

To cast spells, the blood of livestock is used to draw a talisman array, and the wizard must recite a spell in front of the array and bless it for seven days.

'Flying Down' has high requirements on the caster and has great backlash, because it takes the luck or life of the person being casted, and the person being casted will be haunted by dirty things all the time, and will never stop.

'Ghost surrender' is the legendary "raising a little ghost".

'Little ghost' is made from the corpse or head of a child who died young (infants and stillborn fetuses are the top quality in the head-down master), and is refined into corpse oil using a fire lit by a secret yellow witchcraft candle. The corpse oil is sealed in a coffin, and after 49 days of chanting and blessing, the soul can be used by it.

Su Hao had only heard about it in his last life and thought that these things only existed in collections. He didn't expect to see them with his own eyes today.

Looking at the posture in front of him, the opponent should be performing a flying descent.

Tan Zuochen was a martial arts practitioner. He was over fifty years old and his vitality was no longer strong. He was bound to die if he got entangled with this thing. Unfortunately, Tan Zuochen didn't even call Su Hao and Cheng Jiahui for help in order not to injure them.

Su Hao took a breath, and unknowingly his right hand fell on the knife sheath behind his waist. The female doll that was originally covered in oil quietly stood up.

Chapter 191: See if my pig-killing knife is sharp

Without yin and yang eyes, ordinary people would not be able to see these imps. They can only see the flesh and blood in the copper basin decreasing.

The air around him was filled with a disgusting smell of blood.

This scene is already very terrifying.

It was as if something invisible was consuming these flesh and blood.

"This is the witchcraft that my mage is good at. Lowering the head can harm people invisibly. Modern medicine cannot test any evidence."

"How? Are you satisfied?"

The young man holding the butcher knife looked at Su Hao.

The latter nodded and expressed satisfaction. He continued to ask: "If you want to harm someone, how much is the one-time fee? Are there any taboos?"

The young man said: "It only costs 10 Hong Kong dollars to make a person bedridden and in a state similar to a vegetative state. The other person can maintain this state of lifelessness for 1-3 months. If you want to continue to maintain it, you must renew it. If it's a human life, the price is 20, and we do have some taboos here."

"Oh, what's the taboo?"

"Don't mess with those who are rich and powerful, because they can also find our colleagues through some channels to deal with us. We don't kill civil servants in Hong Kong. Firstly, the other party has imperial energy to protect their bodies, and the cost of backlash will be greater. Secondly, It can easily lead to the government’s encirclement and suppression of us.”

Su Hao asked again: "What does it mean to be rich and powerful? Does being worth 1000 million Hong Kong dollars count as rich?"

The young man chuckled rather disdainfully: "Only those rich and famous people who often appear in newspapers. What does a mere 1000 million Hong Kong dollars mean? We people in slum areas can even scrape together the money."

Su Hao became more interested, "Are you immigrants from Siam and South Vietnam? Apart from being good at witchcraft and fishing, what other ways can you make money?"