snake coffin

Chapter 164 suddenly enlightened

After I burned the towel stained with my blood with a moxa leaf, as soon as it was done, Abao came out staggeringly with a small plastic bucket and a small plastic shovel.

He smiled at me from a distance: "Crab..."

I found gauze to bind the wound, maybe it was because I had tossed hard in the past two days, or maybe I was a little dizzy after bleeding.

Seeing that I seemed to be in pain, A Bao stood on tiptoe, pouting and blowing at me.

He was very strong, but he couldn't blow at all. The air didn't come out, and his saliva splashed on my face.

Ah Bao seemed to be addicted to playing, pouting his mouth and blowing saliva.

"That's rude!" I tapped his little face and said, "You can't spit."

He held A Bao's hand, said hello to Qin Mi Po, and went to the creek at the head of the village.

Abao kept looking at me all the way, grinning silly at me.

During the summer vacation by the small river, many children in the village came out to play in the water, and there were quite a lot of people.

All kinds of children are playing. The creek here is not polluted. The river is full of small stones and fine sand. If you step on the sand with bare feet, the water rushes down, and people will slowly descend with the sand.

I was a little afraid of the crowds now, so I followed the river to the lower reaches and found a smaller place. Akong has been playing in the water recently, so he is very good at it.

I originally planned to help, but he took my gauze-wrapped hand and shook his head at me: "No, no... Huh, it hurts..."

He probably told me not to get wet, so I only used my right hand to help him carry the bucket.

While having fun, I saw a few children running down the embankment by the stream, first looking at us and whispering.

Then someone threw a stone into the water first: "Monster! Fight the monster."

"Snake Girl and Coffin Man, beat them."

"He was born by a boy, his mother is a monster, a monster who is neither male nor female."

Once those children started making noise, they immediately picked up stones from the shore and kept throwing them at us.

The rocks were not big, but they kept falling towards us.

"Hi!" I shouted, reaching out to hug A Bao.

But Ah Bao stretched out his hands to protect me, and bared his teeth at the children.

"Monster!" The children smashed harder.

I hurriedly turned around and hugged A Bao, and shouted at the child: "Which family are you from? Believe it or not, I will ask the village chief to find your parents."

But these children are not afraid of anything, they are still throwing, a stone fell on my bald head after taking off the hat.

They also chuckled: "Shoot your head bald, slap your head bald."

Ah Bao yelled loudly, and jumped out of my arms, landed on all fours, and rushed towards those children with a puff in the water.

Maybe it was because Abao looked too scary, those kids all ran away with a "wow".

Ah Bao didn't chase after him any more, he just yelled "chi" and "chi" at them a few times, then turned around and looked at me.

Seeing me looking at him solemnly with an aggrieved expression, he stood up unsteadily and walked up to me.

Hugging my leg, looking up at me, there seemed to be water in the shiny eyes: "Grandma..."

I didn't allow him to walk on all fours. I had scolded him before, so he was probably afraid that I would scold him now.

"A Bao, be good! It's okay." I stretched out my arms to hug him, and smiled: "It's okay. This time it's to protect myself, it's okay. But you can't do this normally, you know?"

"Huhu." Abao held my head and blew into the place where the stone had hit me.

It was still a spout of saliva, but when it landed on the head, there was still a slight warmth.

I looked at Abao with heavy eyes, tapped some water with my right hand, and flicked it on his face.

When the water fell on his face, Ah Bao was taken aback for a moment, then laughed with a "haha", and threw the water on me.

Afraid that another child would come over, I took A Bao and slowly walked down the river, catching some small fish and loaches on the way.

By the time we got back, the sun had already set.

When I arrived at Qin Mi Po's house, I saw that the village chief was there, talking to Qin Mi Po.

When he saw us coming back, he looked at A Bao and then said to me: "Children can have any evil intentions. Don't let A Bao scare them."

"The child must have no evil intentions." I hugged Abao and covered his ears: "The child is not sensible, so how can he know what a snake girl, a coffin, and a hermaphrodite..."

The village chief's expression slowly changed and he looked at Qin Mipo: "You can figure it out yourself."

Qin Mipo just smiled lowly, and after the village chief left, she took a look at our small buckets.

He smiled at Abao: "Hey! Our Abao is really capable, we caught so many fish..."

Abao immediately grinned: "Loach..."

He stretched out his hand and caught a loach, and happily sent it to Qin Mipo, and then threw the water in Qin Mipo's face.

She has stopped coughing recently, so she does all the cooking.

Those small river fish and crabs were put away and fried. Now Po can eat some pork ribs and tube bone soup.

After dinner, I planned to wash the dishes, but Qin Mipo pointed to the wound on my hand: "Go and play with A Bao. I whittled a top, the kind that smokes..."

The spinning top is actually quite fun. Po has good eyesight and strength. If he can draw it accurately, the spinning top will almost never stop.

As for me, I didn’t know how to let it go. After Ah Bao put it down, I knocked it down accurately, which made him clap his hands and laugh, and then taught me how to play.

After Qin Mipo finished washing the dishes, she sat under the eaves and watched Abao playing the top with me: "There are two evil coffins left. What are you going to do if they are all found?"

"It's good to find them all." I changed the gauze on my hand and smiled at her: "Liang Xue said that these eight evil coffins were left to me by my parents. I actually didn't find any effect. Maybe finding them all Then you’ll know…”

"Now that we have found everything, will you destroy the evil coffin?" Qin Mipo took the gauze I was pulling and tied it up for me: "After all, black violence has entered the body, and you may be more troublesome than Fu Qian."

Speaking of Fuqian, she seemed to tremble with fear.

"Look at Snake." I watched her tie the gauze. Whether it was tight or tight, it looked better than my own.

He waved his hand towards her: "Thank you."

Qin Mipo just looked at me and smiled. She didn't know why, but suddenly said to me: "I should thank you."

I don't know what she thanked, but she smiled at me.

She has a lot of things she doesn't want to say, and I don't want to ask any more.

Just sitting like this, watching A Bao play the top, she couldn't sit still, so she taught me how to play the rope.

Then he told me some things about Wen Mi: "Our Qin family is dead."

When Qin Mipo said this, she seemed a little sad: "You should learn to do some math, and you might as well have some hope."

In fact, the inheritance of this kind of word-of-mouth thing depends entirely on understanding.

In the next few days, Mo Xiu and the others were probably sorting out the evil coffins, so they didn't come to see me.

I took A Bao to play, and Qin Mipo seemed to look away. At first, she didn't let me learn about rice, but now she told me something while we were eating or something.

"Is something going to happen to you recently?" I vaguely felt that something was wrong with Qin Mipo.

I glanced at the place where she put the medicine: "Should I go to the hospital for another check? Anyway, we are not short of money now, and there is nothing wrong."

She has severe tuberculosis and coughs badly, but she hasn't coughed recently. Could it be a flashback?
"Don't curse me." Qin Mi Po glared at me, took away the bone that A Bao had gnawed clean, and gave him a new one: "If you can see it, I can't?"

I didn't know what to say for a while, anyway, that's it.

After August, my bottle of snake wine has been steeped for a month, and I poured out half a bottle for those people to taste.

It stands to reason that snake wine needs to be soaked for at least a few years, but these people tasted it and said this is the taste.

I didn't believe it at first, so I asked Qin Mipo to help me contact a few snake wine drinkers all year round and taste it, and they all said it tasted right.

This made me feel strange, especially looking at the snake that was soaked in snake wine and still alive.

There were no snakes in the past, so snake wine was wrong at all.

This puts a snake, right?
So snake wine still has snakes?Or was the snake soaked in wine and medicine, what happened?
On another sweltering night, I took a flashlight and found a snake drinking in the river in the village. I was going to try another bottle of snake wine.

But when I carried the snake back, I saw Mo Xiu, who hadn't looked for me for a long time, sitting in front of the eaves, as if staring at the sky.

I was carrying the snakeskin bag, and the snake was still wriggling, and I couldn't help but feel a little guilty looking at him.

After all, he is also a snake, so it seems a bit embarrassing to drink snake wine in front of him...

"Snake, are you okay?" I pressed the snakeskin bag under the stool.

He took out the bucket, poured some high-strength white wine, then grabbed the snake, held about seven inches of it and soaked it in the high-strength white wine, and then slowly rubbed the snake's skin.

To make snake wine, you have to wash the scales of the snake first, or else you’re really soaking in bath water...

Mo Xiuchen watched me rub the snake vigorously and looked into the room: "Is A Bao sleeping?"

"Yeah." I rubbed the snake skin and looked at Mo Xiu: "Are you looking for the seventh evil coffin?"

(End of this chapter)