Yin Shou Shu

Chapter 188 Erosion (46)

The cold fog slowly receded around everyone.

The heavy coffin lid pressed down on their heads.

At this moment, Ran Qing, Mo Li, Long Zongshu, and Long Zongshu's cousin were all standing under the coffin lid. They all raised their hands and held the coffin lid above their heads.

Cousin Long Zongshu, who had been crazy for two hours, finally regained consciousness after the group of righteous gods left.

Although he was a little weak, he understood his situation and immediately helped to carry the coffin.

Four people carried the coffin lid together, and with the help of cousin Long Zongshu, an adult laborer who worked in the fields all year round, the task became much easier.

When the fog dissipated around them, Ran Qing, his four companions and his dog returned to the dark den.

The huge mummy of the snake god curled up silently on the side, without any change.

A group of strange, porcelain-white, eerie Bodhisattvas stood in the nest with sinister smiles.

The moment the coffin and the soul-guiding lamp on the coffin lid appeared, the porcelain white Buddhas instantly retreated to the edge of the candlelight.

Clearly, they didn't make any vivid movements, but the moment the candlelight shone, they moved outside the candlelight in the blink of an eye, which was extremely strange.

And in the darkness behind the Porcelain Bodhisattva, strange noises were also heard.

Seeing the appearance of living people, those mountain monsters became restless again.

Ran Qing scanned the darkness with a cold gaze and said slowly, "There are at least seventeen witches, and other things..."

Those monsters did not expect Ran Qing and his companions to appear suddenly, so they were very close to them and did not hide their bodies immediately.

Ran Qing quickly glanced around, and with the sharp eyesight of the ghost walker, he vaguely made out the hunched black shadow of the witch in the darkness.

Although those monsters quickly disappeared into the darkness and their figures could no longer be seen.

But Ran Qing already had an idea of ​​the approximate number and scale of the monsters.

Several living people held the coffin lid and moved forward carefully. The candlelight from the bronze lamp on the coffin lid also kept moving in the darkness.

Under the candlelight, the monsters really didn't dare to come near.

The candlelight moved forward, and the porcelain-white Bodhisattvas seemed motionless, but they completely avoided the range of the candlelight and were not illuminated by it.

Finally, the few of them successfully reached the upward slope.

This slope has a very steep slope and an extremely rough surface with many ugly rocks.

But it is difficult to come down from the top, but it is much easier to climb up from the bottom.

Long Zongshu's cousin is very experienced in carrying things uphill. After all, carrying heavy objects up and down the mountain is a common thing in the rural areas of Qiangke.

He stood in the middle, carefully directing everyone to keep the coffin balanced.

The four people followed his instructions, carried the coffin carefully, walked on the inclined slope, and finally climbed to the top of the slope with the oil lamp intact.

Standing on the cliff, looking back at the nest below, there was only darkness and gloom, with gusts of cold wind whistling and hitting their bodies.

Ran Qing and his companions did not dare to stay and continued to walk out carrying the coffin lid.

The wind was howling in the cave, but the road that felt extremely long when coming here seemed much shorter when walking back.

They rested for a while, but finally returned to the blood sacrifice stone platform at the entrance of the cave an hour later.

The sacrificial stone platform, stained with blood, stood quietly in the middle of the cave, like a signpost pointing the way for everyone.

And in front of us is the exit.

Although the light outside the cave was dark and gloomy, they could still vaguely identify the location of the cave entrance.

Ran Qing and the others all turned around and looked behind them. Deep in the dark cave with gusts of cold wind, it was empty and dead silent.

Those sneaky monsters and sinister porcelain Buddhas did not follow.

They were obviously afraid of the candlelight of the soul-guiding lamp.

But the strange giant snake did not appear this time. It seemed to have left.

But everyone did not dare to relax. They still carried the coffin lid and the soul-guiding lamp on it and walked out.

The evil and terrifying soul-guiding lamp actually became a talisman for everyone at this moment.

When they carried the coffin lid out of the cave and came to the stone forest outside, the stone forest was filled with gloomy and pitch black.

It was almost midnight and fog was rising in the stone forest.

Long Zongshu said in surprise: "There's something wrong with these stones..."

Ran Qing looked carefully and also found that there was something unusual about the stones in the stone forest.

In the dim candlelight, most of the stones looked no different than they did during the day.

But among these stones, there are some strange and broken things.

There might be a collapsed wall, a half-covered loess wall, or even a strangely shaped half-head statue...

These strange and broken things suddenly appeared in the stone forest.

The huge wooden sculpture of a human head, two people tall, was connected to a huge rock three or four meters high. Half of the rock was eroded by the wooden sculpture, and half of it was missing out of thin air.

It seemed like these strange things appeared out of nowhere, squeezing the original space of the stone, making it look extremely weird.

Ran Qing's gaze narrowed slightly.

This weird and strange scene is extremely familiar.

When I went to the ghost town in the Wujiang ghost world before, a similar situation occurred in that ghost town.

Buildings from ancient times suddenly appear in the modern concrete ghost town, encroaching on the original ghost town buildings.

But this is the world of the living, not the ghost world of Wujiang!

These ancient and strange buildings... could they also have come from the Wujiang ghost world?
"Stay away from those buildings!" Ran Qing warned in a low voice in doubt, reminding his companions.

"These things might have come from the Wujiang ghost world..."

He looked at the ancient buildings in the stone forest with vigilance.

The strange wooden carving of a human head, the collapsed section of the earth wall, and even the broken sacrificial stone platform are all architectural styles of the ancient Qiangke period.

Ran Qing was worried that ancient evil spirits would appear with these buildings.

Those ancient buildings that appeared in the ghost world of Wujiang were all occupied by terrible evil spirits.

But Ran Qing and his companions avoided those strange and dilapidated buildings and walked slowly through the stone forest. They did not encounter any evil spirits until they walked out of the stone forest.

Ran Qing used the perception of a ghost and did not detect any evil breath from ghosts.

There seemed to be only ancient and dilapidated buildings in this stone forest, but no evil spirits.

Mo Li asked in surprise, "...Are you saying these ancient buildings came from the Wujiang Ghost Realm?"

"The things below are beginning to appear in the human world?"

What Ran Qing said was simply sensational.

Long Zongshu also looked around in disbelief and said, "Could it be that those witches and ghost bodhisattvas were attracted here by these things?"

Ran Qing lifted the coffin lid and looked back at the dark stone forest behind him.

His eyes were gloomy. "It could also be that the anomaly is caused by the Yin-Yang evil spirit. Perhaps it has always existed, but no one has discovered it before..."

The Yin and Yang evil spirits are strange and ominous, so it is not surprising if any abnormal conditions occur in this kind of Feng Shui cave.

But something from the underworld appeared in the Huaga Tiankeng...

Can a strange feng shui cave with yin and yang evil really cause such an abnormality?

(End of this chapter)