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Chapter 53 Mystery
Kong Qi never had a family member, but she knew the feeling of losing a loved one. She experienced this feeling deeply when the old dean passed away.

Although Li Qi is not considered her relative, he is also considered a teacher who taught her kung fu. She will feel sad when he suddenly disappears like this.

She put the urn on the table in the bedroom, and she has no taboos about it.

Li Qi has a backpack, which is equivalent to his relic. Kong Qi opened the backpack, and there are several packs of biscuits, a thermos cup, and two bundles of rope.

There is a notebook in the interlayer, which is as thick as a Xinhua dictionary, and the cover is old leather. The notebook is tied with a leather rope, and an envelope is sandwiched in the rope.

On the envelope are the words "Kong Qi's personal invitation" and the inscription is Li Qi.

Kong Qi took out the envelope and squeezed it. There was still paper inside. She opened the envelope and took out the letter paper inside. It was a folded A4 paper.

She unfolded the A4 paper and began to read the contents on it.

This letter was written by Li Qi before he was injured. Kong Qi couldn't help frowning after reading the whole letter.

Li Qi predicted that he would die before he was injured. It should be said that before he went to a certain place, he knew that he would not come back alive.

So he wrote a letter before he went, but it turned out better than he expected, and he came out wounded, not dead.

So he decided to hand over the letter to Kong Qi himself. Li Qi was also a strong body and a martial arts practitioner, so he could walk back to the village when he continued to lose blood.

Li Qi's letter to Kong Qi did not write anything else, only arranged for her future whereabouts, which can be said to be a future list.

Kong Qi originally planned to find another place to live, so she explored around.

But she didn't know if the road Li Qi pointed out to her would work now.

Because the moving route Li Qi pointed out to her was the way to the forest area.

I don’t know when there is a crack in the ground. If you want to pass, you may need to fly there. It will take more time to go around.

Kong Qi put the letter back into the envelope, folded it up and put it in her pocket.

She walked back to the small nest by the stove and sat down. The second donkey seemed to sense that she was worried, and walked over gently, squatting beside her legs.

Li Qi is mysterious, whether it is him or what he does.

This kind of mystery existed when he was alive, and after his death, it still hasn't dissipated.

At this moment, Kong Qi's mind was full of question marks. Where did Li Qi go with the mummy on his back? Why did the mummy disappear?

Who, or what, had he fought to leave a strange wound that couldn't heal?
Where is that place that never returns?

Li Qi didn't explain these questions in the letter, and he didn't mention them when they met.

Li Qi appeared with a lot of mysteries and left with a lot of mysteries, leaving Kong Qi with only one direction.

Kong Qi fell into a drowsy sleep, a very light sleep, always dreaming. In the evening, after dark, she heard a faint knock on the door. It was not the door of the room, but the gate in the yard.

Li Qi knows kung fu, he can climb over the wall and enter the courtyard with injuries, and knock on the door directly. If an outsider comes, he must knock on the door.

Kong Qi stood up vigilantly, put her weapon on her back, opened a crack in the door first, and threw out a piece of firewood. The firewood fell into the snow, and there was no other movement around.

"Who is it?" Kong Qi stood at the door and shouted towards the courtyard door.

No one answered, and the knock on the door was still ringing. The sound was very soft, with a feeling of 'shut', as if the 'limb' knocking on the door was not flexible.

Kong Qi turned on the light at the gate. It was a solar street light, the kind used in courtyard parks, with amazing brightness.

(End of this chapter)