After saying this, the sweat on his forehead became even denser, as if he had thought of something terrible, and even his hand holding the teacup kept shaking.

I glanced at Professor Zhou, and even now it was broad daylight, I could feel his fear.

"Isn't you going to die a good death?" I asked back.

Professor Zhou nodded and slowly expressed the content of the dream. As he narrated, I gradually took it seriously.

It turned out that almost a week ago, Professor Zhou had a nightmare. In the dream, he stood on the roof of the C-Grand Library, and there were constant sounds in his ears to trick him into jumping down. Then he actually jumped down and was awakened during the fall.

At first he didn't take it seriously, but he would have such a dream every day for the next few days. He woke up in the process of falling, but two days ago the dream changed. He fell straight from the rooftop and hit the ground, fuzzy and even felt pain...

Professor Zhou was also scared. He found Li Mazi's phone number from somewhere and asked him for help, but Li Mazi could not see any problems, so he found me.

I touched my chin: "Have the dream changed again in the past two days?"

If you just dream of falling from the building and dying, no matter how terrifying it is, Professor Zhou shouldn't be like this now. To be honest, authoritative professors in the history department will encounter some strange things, and their psychological endurance is not so poor.

Professor Zhou stared at me with wide eyes suddenly, and after a while, he lowered his head dejectedly and said tremblingly: "Yes, just yesterday, the dream changed again..."

Speaking of this, he took a deep breath: "I dreamed that after falling from the building and dying, a woman stood beside me and laughed. The voice was exactly the same as the sound of persuading me to jump off the building, and... and her appearance was so terrible."

After saying that, he drank the tea in the cup in one breath, looked at me like a helping, and asked me to help him.

I asked him if anything special happened a week ago. He thought for a long time and shook his head, saying that his days were almost the same every day and nothing strange was happening.

"Is it convenient to go to your place to live?" I suggested.

If this nightmare occurs because of a ghost, then you should be able to see some clues when you live.

Professor Zhou shook his head and said in a little embarrassed manner that it would be inconvenient these two days...

I looked at him in surprise. I originally thought that he would be happy to come up with this idea. After all, the impact of his appearance on him was very great! He should be in a hurry to solve it, but he actually refused.

Seeing me like this, Professor Zhou quickly explained that he was in the final stage of his paper recently, and the school attached great importance to it, and was afraid that his paper would be stolen. Except for a few students who helped, no one else could go to his home.

I nodded to express my understanding. Professor Zhou's paper will inevitably cause a sensation as soon as it comes out, and it is normal for the school to pay attention to it. So I didn't delay it too much, so I told him to contact me when it is convenient.

"That Master Zhang..." Professor Zhou saw that I was about to leave, and quickly called me, but he was a little reluctant to speak.

I raised my chin and signaled to him, and he asked me a little embarrassedly if I had any things like peace talismans. I was so angry that I laughed at him. It turned out that he regarded me as an ordinary Taoist priest when he saw me?

Professor Zhou saw that I was unhappy and quickly explained: "Master, don't get me wrong. That, I'm just afraid that I won't be able to get through these two days. Really, I'm so scared that I want to ask for peace of mind."

Even though I was not very comfortable, the case was taken down by Li Mazi's hand, so I couldn't ignore it. So I took out two talismans from my arms and handed them to him, letting him keep it close to him, and then took Li Mazi out of the teahouse.

Li Mazi scratched her head: "Well, boy, are you angry?"

"I can't do it, I just feel uncomfortable, but he doesn't understand this way." I smiled and didn't say anything. I walked around with Li Mazi and went back to the antique shop.

Two days passed quickly. Two days later, at noon, Li Mazi and I received a call from Professor Zhou just after dinner. He asked me carefully if I had time.

"It's convenient now?" I was a little dissatisfied. Professor Zhou immediately apologized and said that someone would come to pick me up.

I refused. It's not far from C. I have no need to let him go back and forth.

Li Mazi and I cleaned up for a while and rushed to University C. Professor Zhou lived in the school's house, which was in the faculty building.

When we arrived, we found that Professor Zhou was talking to a boy. The boy was tall and thin, wearing a pair of black-framed glasses, and looked very gentle, but his face was not very good. He said a few words to Professor Zhou and left in a hurry, but because he was far away, he couldn't hear what they were saying.

As soon as he left, I immediately called out Professor Zhou. Professor Zhou turned around and saw me warmly greeting him: "Master, you are here, sit in the room."

Professor Zhou’s home is on the third floor, which is a three-bedroom apartment. The house is not very big, but it is more than enough for the family to live in.

I glanced at the house and found that the decoration of the house was very particular, which was very consistent with Professor Zhou's taste. There were various gadgets on one side of the wall, which looked like antiques.

I suddenly became interested and stood in front of the wall frame and watched slowly. As I contacted more, I could roughly see the origin of these things. Although they were antiques, they were not valuable things. Some years were not far away.

"Huh?" Just as I was about to lose interest, a small and exquisite wooden dog attracted my attention.

It’s not that the wooden dog is so exquisite, it mainly lies in the fact that it seems to be something that has been around for a long time, at least it was before the Yuan Dynasty...

After so long, the wooden dog not only did not rot, but also looked intact.

When Professor Zhou saw that I was interested in the wooden dog, he hurriedly introduced: "This wooden dog was bought at the antique market last week. It is not a good thing, but I don't know why I thought about buying it when I saw it. Maybe this is fate!"

"Oh?" After hearing this, I carefully observed the wooden dog, and couldn't see what this wooden dog could attract Professor Zhou at a glance. After all, compared to the bunch of gadgets around, this wooden dog is really inconspicuous. I can notice it because it is only a long time.

Professor Zhou did not say much about the wooden dog, but asked me to take a closer look at his home, because his nightmares have become more frequent these two days, and even if he just squinted at noon, he would be troubled by his dreams.

"The talisman doesn't work?" I asked strangely.

Professor Zhou shook his head with a wry smile, saying that he had put the talisman paper close to his body, but unfortunately the situation did not improve at all.

I nodded and slowly started shaking at his house. There were not many things in the living room, kitchen and bathroom. After reading it roughly, I didn't find anything wrong, so I asked Professor Zhou to take me to the three rooms to take a look.

Professor Zhou first took me to see the master bedroom and the second bedroom next to me, and there was nothing strange about it. Finally, he took me into the study.

Maybe it's because I've been busy with papers these days, and the study is not as neat as other places, but rather a little messy, especially the desk is full of books and paper.

"Before I had time to clean up this." Professor Zhou felt a little embarrassed. I signaled that he didn't have to care, so he looked at the study.

There was nothing worth studying in the study except books and computers. I shook my head, and Professor Zhou's eyes suddenly showed disappointment.

When we returned to the living room, the three of us sat on the sofa, and Professor Zhou looked depressed: "Master Zhang, is there really no problem with this room?"

"At least it seems that there is no problem at the moment." I didn't hide it from him.

He leaned on the sofa dejectedly and murmured, "What should I do? If this continues, I will be crazy."

I looked at him without saying anything, so I stood up and said goodbye. Professor Zhou looked at what I wanted to say but didn't say it in the end. He just sighed and sent Li Mazi and me to the door.

"Professor Zhou...what?"

I was about to comfort him, but suddenly I felt something was staring at me. I turned my head to look at the living room without any movement, but the feeling I just felt was absolutely not wrong.

Professor Zhou was startled by me and asked me with a pale face.

I shook my head: "Nothing, let's go out and say."
Chapter completed!