I turned around and ran into Bao's wife's house.

Everything in the house was as old as before, but the five small leather pockets with cameras disappeared on the wall.

When I opened the two large wooden boxes, they were all wooden figures inside, each with different sizes and materials, but the carved things were the same.

At first glance, it looks very similar to anteater, but its four legs are hoof-shaped, its tail is very short, and there are cold lights emitted from its eyes.

This is the dream-eating tapir that Baosao has carved for all villagers in the past eight years!

Some of these wood statues are dark red, some are pitch black, and some are light gray.

I quickly identified the amount of it and even the amount of yin energy it emits.

The most numerous dark reds are the villagers who are sleeping in front of the stone house. They have been lifted by me at this time, but they have not yet recovered. The few painted blacks are the villagers who have carved the spell but have died before they can cast the spell. The few grayish whites are the people in the coffin, who have been killed by the spell, but the ghost has not completely dissipated.

I immediately moved the two big boxes to the spirit shed. Li Mazi was afraid that he would not be able to attract evil spirits, so I asked him to climb into the coffin and kneel down on the meticulously adding burning paper, not daring to be careless at all.

I threw all the painted black wooden figures into the fire, leaving the dead ghosts without any attachment and reincarnation with peace of mind. Then I threw the crimson one by one into it.

The curse was broken, and Xiaomura replied to the beginning, no matter whether they could remember these things, I didn't want them to see them again.

After all, if another baozi appears in the village, it would be too dangerous to keep these things...

I was holding the last few pieces and throwing them into the fire, but suddenly, the crimson red in my hand immediately turned black!

Um?

There is only one possibility for such a drastic change, that is, this person suddenly died just now.

Immediately afterwards, the other few in my hand also changed color.

Several people died suddenly? What's going on?

Didn’t they all lifted the curse by me and were sleeping soundly in front of the stone house? Why did they suddenly die?

"Brother Zhang, look over there!" Li Mazi suddenly shouted loudly.

I turned my head and saw a fire rising from the village, rising from afar, as if burning the sky red!

The direction is near the stone house.

"No! I'll go and see. You can continue burning paper here, don't move. If anything happens, I will tear the talisman I gave you into pieces!" I hurriedly told Li Mazi and ran forward quickly.

If you don’t run far, a erosive and burning smell will blow in the air.

My heart sank suddenly and I quickly accelerated my pace.

When I ran to the front with panting, I was stunned immediately!

Still one step late!

All the villagers in front of the stone house were stacked in one place, and the raging fire was burning, and most of them were burned to a charred black!

Just between the pile of corpses and the small stone house, there was a small pile of soil, with three branches inserted on it, like a worshipped candle.

I immediately understood that this was done by Li San.

After he escaped from the village, he initially hated Baosao. But during the eight years, Li San almost empathized with it. He understood why Baosao did this and why she hated the village.

As a result, Li San's heart was slowly changing and gradually distorting.

He saw his wife Bao harming the villagers, and he couldn't bear it, but he hated her.

When he saw that scene with his own eyes, the whole village felt like he was asleep and his wife was burned into a pile of residue, his heart was greatly hit.

Is this village really innocent?

Are the villagers’ daily actions really human? Shouldn’t they be condemned?

What is the crime of Baosao? What is the crime of Li San? Why do he have to endure suffering and torture?

Could it be that this group of ugly villagers caused it?

Sure enough, behind the pile of soil buns, I found another corpse crawling on my knees. The body was not completely burned, and I could still tell that this was Li San.

After eight years of escape, at the last moment of his life, he used such extreme and almost cruel means to give his wife Bao and the innocent girls a belated apology!

However, this scene and ending are too sad!

I stood by the fire, stood silently for a long time, lit three cigarettes, and inserted them on the mound.

I don’t know who it is for, whether it is for the wife of Bao, those little girls, or Li San and other villagers.

Everything is not important anymore, everything is over!

I turned around and returned to the mourning shed, and Li Mazi asked anxiously: "Brother, what's wrong there?"

"Not much." I responded vaguely, throwing all the remaining black wood statues into the fire.

Not long after, several black shadows floated out of the coffin. I signaled Li Mazi not to make a sound, picked up a leaf and applied it to cinnabar.

The leaves rose without the wind and flew out of the village.

Li Mazi and I followed the leaves into the mountains. After walking for more than half an hour, we saw the leaves flying into the cave.

I took out the invisible needle and placed it outside the hole to prevent the things in the hole from escaping. Then I took Li Mazi in with the light emitted from my phone.

Just after two steps, a guy as black as a wolf dog rushed up. Li Mazi was startled and hurriedly hid behind me.

I pulled out the ghost-killing swords and stabbed them in front of me, hitting the guy's forehead.

The guy suddenly became weaker and then became smaller and smaller, and fell to the ground with a clang.

When I walked in, I saw that it was a wooden statue of a dream-eating tapir.

It is no different from the ones burned in front of the spirit shed, but the whole body is full of talismans.

It swallowed the dreams of so many people in the village and killed several lives. It had already had some intelligence and could have turned into a spirit of weapon. If I hadn't been prepared for it, I would have not been able to capture it at all, let alone subdue it.

And if you wait a little longer, it will definitely be more difficult to deal with.

I directly asked Li Mazi to find some dry firewood and burned it in this cave.

When the dream-eating tapir wood exploded, blood flowed out, and then it scattered into thousands of rays of light, colorful, rushing out of the cave from afar, scattered all over the sky.

"This is the so-called Lutai luminescence, it is indeed very beautiful." I looked up, as if I was talking to myself, and as if I was saying to Li Mazi: "But it is also like fireworks. Behind the beauty is the harm. No matter how beautiful it is, it will be the last time it shines!"
Chapter completed!