I am a full-level celestial master, you let me enter the strange talk of rules?

Chapter 1325: Dangerous side quest? (Subscribe, monthly ticket)
Right in front of Jones was the familiar Wugui Funeral Home bus stop, and the funeral home was just opposite the stop.

From the car window, you can see that there is an old street lamp in front of the funeral home, which emits a faint light and sometimes flickers, looking very scary.

In addition, there were several "statues" placed nearby, which were consistent with what I remembered, without any mistakes.

Rule 4 clearly reminds you not to get off at the wrong station, otherwise it will be dangerous.

Jones had been on the bus for a long time and knew that the stop would give the Chosen Ones about three to five minutes to consider.

Jones did not wake up the little girl and other passengers for the time being, but instead stuck his head out of the door and looked around.

He looked towards where he had parked his taxi and there was indeed a taxi parked there.

A familiar feeling came from the taxi. This was an old friend who had fought side by side with him for many days.

Jones felt that he couldn't be wrong, as if this was the place he wanted to get off.

But will the world of ghost stories give the chosen one the correct destination from the beginning?
"Am I worrying too much?" Jones thought to himself.

In the world of ghost stories, there may be a wave of cleverness that backfires. If you miss the right stop due to excessive caution, you may encounter new dangers.

Just as the woman in the long skirt said, the person she was waiting for seemed to be showing up.

Jones's judgment was based on a remark made by the woman in the long skirt.

[He always gets on the bus, but never shows up in front of me]

At this stage, the woman in the long skirt is in a coma, just like the little girl.

Then the person she was waiting for should appear at the next stop, so she could notice that the person had been there but never showed up.

The reason why the woman in the long skirt and the little girl fainted when they heard the sound at this stage is that normally the dead cannot leave the underworld.

The underworld will prevent them from leaving, and this disturbing sound has no effect on the living.

In order to prevent the living from taking the dead away, the underworld sent that mysterious guy with many mouths to appear.

As long as Jones can survive the test of the baby's crying, he will not be affected by the subsequent interfering sounds.

That's Jones's verdict.

Just as Jones was about to wake up the little girl and leave with the other passengers, he always felt that something was wrong.

Although the scene around him was exactly the same as what he remembered, he felt an indescribable sense of disharmony.

The next second, Jones suddenly remembered something: Yes, there is no "dong dong dong" sound, that is, the sound of nails being hammered! So this is definitely not the place I want to go down!
Thinking of this, Jones immediately returned to the car.

The car door closed, and the empty driver's seat started to move as if someone was controlling it.

After the bus started, Jones saw a scene that made his scalp tingle: the nearby statue actually "moved"!
Those statues that were originally still actually turned their heads slowly at this moment, their eyes filled with ferocity and murderous intent.

Their bodies began to twist and deform, like huge evil spirits, slowly approaching the bus.

They even put their faces close to the bus, with their big round eyes pressed against the windows, which frightened Jones so much that his back was soaked with cold sweat.

I'm afraid these guys will get on the bus, which would be dangerous, but buses are special, they can't get on and can't damage them.

He was also glad that he did not get off the car, otherwise he would have been torn to pieces by these evil spirits.

The bus slowly drove away from the platform, and the statues and evil spirits were thrown away, and their figures gradually disappeared in the thick fog.

Jones breathed a sigh of relief, but the fear in his heart could not be dispelled for a long time.

He sat back in his seat and glanced around the carriage.

The little girl and other passengers were still in a coma, as if they were unaware of what had just happened.

The bus shuttled through the fog and soon arrived at a very strange station. This station was surrounded by collapsed houses, and the ruins were filled with thick dust and decayed smells, as if it had experienced a huge disaster.

Just then, a slight sound of footsteps was heard, as if someone was getting on the bus.

Jones immediately became alert and quickly pretended to be dazed, looking forward with empty eyes, pretending to be unconscious like the other passengers.

He knew that he couldn't stand out too much, otherwise he might be targeted by beings like "ghost messengers".

An old man in tattered clothes slowly walked onto the bus. His steps were a little unsteady, but he placed every step firmly on the ground.

Jones glanced at him out of the corner of his eye and found that the old man had feet and did not have that terrifying evil aura.

On the contrary, the old man gave people a gentle feeling, and even made Jones feel that he was not dangerous.

The old man passed Jones and went straight to the position of the woman in the long skirt.

He stood in front of the woman in the long skirt, looking at her with admiration, his eyes filled with complex emotions.

Then, Jones heard the old man sigh softly, with endless regret and sadness in his voice.

Jones' heart moved, and he realized that this was a side quest given by the woman in the long skirt.

This side quest is very dangerous because the old man's identity is unknown. If he is a ghost, then I will most likely die here.

Jones hesitated for a moment, but finally decided to take the risk and complete the mission.

After all, although side quests are dangerous, they often bring rich rewards.

He stood up and said to the old man, "Who are you? What are you doing there?"

The old man was obviously startled and trembled slightly, then turned his head to look at Jones.

There was a hint of surprise in his eyes, but he quickly regained his composure.

He sighed and whispered, "I mean no harm, I am her husband."

Jones was stunned by this statement.

He looked at the old man, then at the young and beautiful woman in a long dress, and his heart was full of doubts: "How is it possible that you are so old and she is so young and beautiful?"

The old man seemed to see Jones's confusion, and explained with a wry smile: "She actually died decades ago, at my wedding banquet with her, so her appearance has remained at that time and has not changed."

After hearing this, Jones felt a pang of sadness.

I guess it's another sad story.

Jones asked, "Why didn't you take her away?"

The old man shook his head, his tone full of helplessness: "I can't take her away."

As he spoke, he stretched out his hand and tried to touch the face of the woman in the long skirt.

But his hand went straight through her body, and they were no longer in the same dimension.

Jones immediately understood that the key to this side quest was that as a special chosen one, he could make the dead leave the underworld.

Although he didn't know the principle, this was the actual situation.

Jones took a deep breath and said to the old woman, "I can help. I can wake her up and get her out of here."

When the old man heard this, a hint of excitement flashed in his eyes, but he quickly calmed down.

He whispered, "But I'm so old and she's so young, can we still be together?"

(End of this chapter)