I am cultivating immortality in the Red Mansion

There is nothing special about the residence of these people. The most basic things needed for life are all available, and there is nothing superfluous that would seem inappropriate.

Traces similar to those in Taoxiang House were not found in their house. Maybe the relationship that lasted too long has gradually disappeared without a trace.

But the words of a boy next to her aroused her idea: "Zhao Wu's room was very messy before, so I tidied it up a little for him. But I definitely didn't take anything from him. All his belongings were still in his cabinet. . I knew he was used to this, so he took it in."

Zhao Wu was one of the servants who went out to look for someone at that time.

Jia He asked the boy: "Then how were Zhao Wu's things originally stored?"

"It's just...a mess, some on the ground and some on the table." The boy recalled: "Some even reached the base of the wall."

"The base of the wall?"

"Yes, some of his things were sitting at the base of the wall at that time." After all, it had been a long time, and the boy recalled with some difficulty: "I remember a few clothes, sweat towels and so on."

These things are relatively soft, and they will definitely not stay at the base of the wall unless you have force to let them pass.

Could it be that he was swept over?

Scan... past?

Jia He suddenly had an idea and stuffed a piece of silver into the boy's hand: "It's for you." The information he said was so useful that it gave her different inspirations. He also warned him: "If you hear that other people know anything, you can come to me and you will be rewarded."

The boy didn't expect that his few words would have such a big effect, so he naturally went out to show off. After hearing this, the others couldn't help but think of some useful information, so that they could tell Miss He and get some rewards.

Jia He didn't care about this.

She hurried to Aunt Feng's yard and re-examined the traces in Taoxiang House.

The boy's words just now made her think that if it was a very large Gu insect, such as one that could expand and have a long and thick shape, then it would probably have swept away things on the ground when it took people away from Zhao Wu's room. Go to the bedside.

If you can swing your body like this and have a long enough body, the first thing that comes to mind is a snake.

Looking closely at these things in Taoxiang's house now, they really look like snake marks.

If so, it's probably a python. Moreover, this python is quite large, otherwise the mucus traces left behind would not be so thick.

If this kind of python Gu wants to survive in such a turbid place, it will naturally need food.

So what would be its food source?

Jia He didn't want to think about this possibility, but he still came to Aunt Feng's house and asked carefully: "When the people in your house disappeared, there were no signs? Is there anything special?"

If it was really being fed as food, why was it them and not someone else? It was very likely that the third-level Gu Master had his own choice of methods.

The reason why she asked Aunt Feng was that she found that this person's mind was simpler, not as bottomless as Shuixun's, who completely concealed all his thoughts below his face.

People like Shui Rong may not tell the truth. Even if she comes to help investigate the abnormality in the house, she may not be able to get much of his truth.

It would be better to see what Aunt Feng says.

Aunt Feng thought hard. Not only did she think about it herself, but she also mobilized several maids serving in the room to help her think about it. There was a person named Xingxiang who lived in the same house as Taoxiang. He hesitated and said: "I can't say whether this incident is special or not. But a few days before Taoxiang disappeared, Taoxiang had her fortune told at the door of the house. "

"Fortune telling?" Aunt Feng turned to her and asked, "What kind of fortune telling is it? Are you not having a good time in the house? You still believe in those vain people."

Xingxiang said: "Who knows? I don't know who in the house said it. There was a fortune teller outside who was very accurate. She believed it after hearing it and went to see it. But this thing should have happened the day before she disappeared. Yes, maybe it has nothing to do with this. It's just that my aunt and Miss He asked me if anything unusual had happened, and I only thought of this."

Aunt Feng went to see Jia He.

Jia He said: "It's something special."

Aunt Feng suddenly felt that she had helped, and she was overjoyed. She called her mother in charge and said, "Go to the outer courtyard and other places and ask if other missing people have gone to have their fortunes told outside the house. If so, they all Write it down and see which people have counted."

Mom went to do it herself. He came back about an hour later and reported, "Auntie, it's strange to say that among these dozen or so people, five or six have been fortune tellers." He then listed the names of those people one by one, and then said, "These are the only ones who have told fortunes." I'm sure I've done the fortune telling. I don't know if the others around me have done the fortune telling." If he really found a fortune teller secretly, then no one else would know.

Aunt Feng happily asked Jia He: "Now that I have done this, is it considered useful?"

"It's very useful." Jia He knew that she was stuck in the house every day, so he was happy to be able to do something within her ability, so he praised her. Then he asked the mother: "I wonder where the fortune teller is?"

Mom said: "I asked those who heard about the fortune teller of the missing person, and they all said they didn't know who the fortune teller was. They only knew that it was someone who was next to the house. It should be in the alley next to it."

Jia He couldn't send anyone to look at this matter. After all, she was in the palace and the people here were not at her disposal.

But Aunt Feng felt that she could be of great help and immediately sent someone to investigate.

Later, people were sent to report that there were no fortune tellers within a radius of two or three miles, not to mention two or three miles, but not even four or five miles. Just because this place is surrounded by wealthy families, if an ordinary fortune teller dares to set up a stall here, he will be chased away by his servants and guards, and he may even get a beating, which is not worth the loss. No one is stupid enough to come here looking for trouble.

Aunt Feng was still unwilling to give in: "Really, it's gone? Then how did they calculate it?"

Jia He said: "If someone is deliberately scheming, he will only show up when he is asked to do it. Now that we have investigated, that person will not show up in order to avoid suspicion."

Aunt Feng was a little frustrated: "Isn't it true that I have no clue?"

"It's not that I have no clue at all." Jia He said: "Since several of them have fortune-telling experience, someone must tell them that there is someone who is very accurate in telling fortunes. It will be appropriate to find this person first."

You must know that there is no airtight wall in this world.

Since someone deliberately tells them that there is a fortune teller in a certain place, some of these people will be tight-lipped and not tell others about it, while others will be talkative and quietly tell people they know about it.

As long as one of the "informed" people can be found, there will be some signs of this matter.

Aunt Feng immediately admired Miss He so much that she immediately sent someone to investigate.

(End of this chapter)