Uncover the mystery of ghost marriage in Snake Village: Snake Wife

From the outside, the village seems to be surrounded by dense branches, but it is about the size of a square, but when you enter the village, it looks different. If you look at it personally, it looks much bigger.

Fang Jun stopped a woman, "Sister, is there a doctor here?"

"Bitten by a snake?" The woman glanced at Fang Jun, and then at Su Yawen beside Fang Jun. The wound on her calf was still slightly oozing with bright red blood, and she shouted not far away, "Village Chief Are you at home?"

"Here, I just watched his girls come out to wash clothes." Hearing the sound, an old woman in her 60s said in a small two-story bamboo building.

The village looks quite small, but there is only one road. Most of the houses on both sides are two-story bamboo buildings. There are many rats and snakes here on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau. In order to prevent insects and snakes, the first floor of most houses is hollowed out. People live upstairs.

"I don't think there's anything special about this village." Fang Jun looked around.

Su Yawen rolled his eyes, "Are you really stupid or fake? In broad daylight, do you think there are some monsters and ghosts out to eat people?"

After walking for about four or five minutes, the woman leading the way stopped in front of a bamboo building and shouted, "Is the village chief at home?"

squeak-

The door was slowly opened, and the old man who went out looked about 80 or [-] years old. His hunchbacked figure and shriveled limbs proved his advanced age. Zhezipi's face was covered with wrinkles, and he had thin silver hair and a stick in his hand. Holding a cane, he took a look at Fang Jun and Su Yawen, "Who are they?"

"Passing by, the leg was bitten by a snake!"

"...Come in." Hesitating to speak, the village chief said, and walked straight into the house.

The small area can be seen clearly at a glance. There is a bamboo bed, a few stools, and tea sets on the table. When the lid of the teapot is lifted, a scent of tea overflows from the mouth of the pot and spreads in the room. The aroma is tangy.

If the best Pu'er is placed in Pang's place, it will be very expensive.

After the bandage was finished, the village chief's old face was expressionless, "It's nothing serious. It's not a poisonous snake, but the wound is a bit deep. I've applied some medicine to you, and you'll be fine in a few days. Don't make a fuss."

"Are you the village chief?" Fang Jun took out his ID in a hurry after seeing the other party's nod, "Hello, my name is Fang Jun, and I'm a police officer from City A Police Department. I'm here to investigate your village. The serial killings in..."

Before Fang Jun could finish speaking, the village chief snorted, "It's endless. This is because our village offended the snake god and suffered retribution. You don't believe it. So many people came and disappeared, and people came here." Send to death."

With a hot face and a cold butt, Fang Jun was a little embarrassed. He glanced at Su Yawen and said with a smile, "I also obeyed the order."

"Then feel free. If you need any help from me, I will do my best. As for what you want me to answer, you will not believe what I say. You outsiders are so self-righteous and offended the snake god. A They all come and go.”

After all, before Fang Jun could speak, he walked out of the room tremblingly.

All the lines he had prepared were stuck in his throat. Fang Jun was caught off guard by the village chief's reaction. However, since this case came, he still had to bite the bullet. If Su Yawen didn't take any action, Fang Jun After explaining a few words, he walked out of the room.

Time passed by every minute and every second, Su Yawen closed his eyes and opened them again, it was already twilight, he looked at his phone, good guy, it was around five o'clock in the evening before he got up, and saw Fang Jun following him The village chief came in from outside.

He wanted to ask a question, but before he opened his mouth, he glanced at the village chief and closed his mouth knowingly.

"I really have nothing to say!"