Zongman: Daily Exorcism, Eight Wonders Rewarded at the Beginning

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Then he showed a rather helpless expression.

He was in a hurry to "rescue" Yukinoshita Haruno and Touka Takanashi, so he didn't observe the terrain carefully.

Now that I take a closer look, I realize there are so many anomalies in this place.

"Apart from extremely dangerous things, there are no other treasures in this dangerous place."

Chi Feicheng really wanted to knock Yukinoshita Haruno on the forehead to teach her a lesson.

But thinking of his relationship with Yukinoshita Yukino, he still didn't do it.

"A dangerous place?"

Touka Takanashi's eyes widened.

This is obviously not a good word.

"A dangerous place is a very dangerous place. If you mistakenly enter it, you will bring disaster upon yourself."

"Since ancient times, heaven and earth have divided things into yin and yang, good and bad, just as people have men and women, and things have different fortunes and disasters..."

"Wherever there is a spiritual place between mountains and rivers, there must be a place of evil. This mountain shell mound is an evil place."

I know the two women in front of me don’t understand these things.

Chi Feicheng gave a brief explanation.

Tohka Takanashi is very curious about this.

In fact, she was very interested in whatever Chi Feicheng said.

"How do you know this?"

Facing Shihua's curiosity, Chi Feicheng thought for a moment and said as concisely as possible:

"Feng Shui is a profound science, and it's hard to explain it in a few words. Do you remember the passage you just took to enter the air-raid shelter?"

"... Dark, winding, long, and damp... This is a typical Dragon's Neck Road. Look at the surrounding rock walls. The exposed loess is a sure sign of great danger. Almost every distance here is marked by a sign of great danger, as if someone deliberately designed it..."

As he was talking, Chi Feicheng suddenly stopped.

The feeling he had at the Daisen Shell Mound was very similar to that of the former Sobu High School site; both were dangerous places used by humans.

The predecessor of Chiba Sobu High School was a secret naval base dedicated to the research of people with super powers.

The Dashan Shell Mound had apparently also been completely transformed into an extremely dangerous place.

Generally speaking, although naturally formed dangerous places store evil energy, if there is no evil energy added by future generations, it will not be too strong and will not last too long.

As time goes by and the geographical landscape changes.

This type of dangerous place will generally automatically lose its original function.

But it was remodeled by someone else (Nuo Zhao Zhao), and there was an endless supply of evil energy.

Even if the feng shui is not very powerful, it will turn into an extremely dangerous place.

For example... the Dashan Shell Mound.

There are only two ways to increase evil spirits: evil things and sacrifices!

Sacrifice has been an indispensable part of human civilization for thousands of years, and the most primitive witchcraft includes the concept of blood sacrifice.

From the initial use of animal sacrifices, it gradually evolved into the use of human sacrifices.

If a person is tortured to death alive using extremely cruel means.

The resentment was self-evident and must have been extremely fierce.

Naturally, it becomes more ominous and adds a thick and sinister aura.

The corpses and insects in this cave were obviously part of a living sacrifice.

There were people who used living sacrifices here, but I don't know what they were sacrificing to.

[Chapter 308] Baihuai Village

Offering sacrifices is actually no different from making a wish.

Praying to gods and Buddhas is nothing more than asking for wealth, sex, power, or immortality.

Sacrificial offerings and prayers have been around since ancient times, and Chi Feicheng was not surprised at all.

But the internal structure of the Dashan shell mound is really a bit absurd.

Longbozi Road, exposed loess, and a steep slope...

These locations are considered very unlucky in Feng Shui.

But someone brought it all together.

Chi Feicheng didn't know whether the Feng Shui master did it on purpose or he was not skilled enough and mistook the inauspicious land for a lucky one.

In short, when these dangerous places are combined together, it is natural to form a very dangerous place.

"It seems that all the participants in the construction of the air-raid shelter are dead. I wonder what kind of strange things this place has finally become."

Chi Feicheng stared at the passage that suddenly opened at the other end of the cave and talked to himself.

Yukinoshita Haruno was slightly taken aback: "Why do you say that?"

"Stupid!" Chi Feicheng laughed. "This place has become a large ghost den. How could it possibly let those worshippers go? Even if this monster only ate the sacrifices, it's been nearly a century. How could those people still be alive?"

"..."

Yukinoshita Haruno was speechless for a moment.

I was also curious about what was on the other side of the cave.

A typical foodie and fun-loving person.

Although I am scared to death, I am curious about the unknown.

Tohka Takanashi is not very curious.

She is a down-to-earth person.

I know I don’t have the ability to exorcise ghosts.

As long as I can quietly look at the back of this man in front of me, it will be fine.

Under the guidance of Chi Feicheng, Yang Noi and Shihua followed him into the cave.

This is a den of ghosts, and nothing can be viewed with common sense.

Even if there was a modern city on the other side of the cave, Chi Feicheng would not be surprised.

After all, to put it bluntly, the ghost den is the embodiment of the weird inner world, which is the same as the realm of cursed spirits.

The other side of the cave is naturally not a modern city, but a small-looking village.

Chi Feicheng and the other two appeared halfway up the mountain, just in time to get a clear view of the entire village.

The village is not big, probably with only 20 to 30 households, and all the houses are made of wood and thatch.

In that era, most of the houses in the Sakura Village were made of wood, with wooden boards and thatched roofs, which was a relatively traditional house type.

There are twenty or thirty houses of varying sizes, with cultivated rice fields in between, making it look like an isolated village.

Chi Feicheng and others went straight into the village. The villagers were very enthusiastic and seemed to be familiar with outsiders.

"Do you want to present the memories of those years in this way?"

From a villager, Chi Feicheng learned that this place was called Baihuai Village. The villagers were self-sufficient and few people went outside.

He didn't know whether everyone who entered the ghost cave would experience all this. Was this memory of the past something strange or belonged to the residents of Baihuai Village?

But he knew that only by 'reading' this memory could he know the truth, although it was not important to him.

But I'm free anyway, and since I'm here, I might as well just read a new story.

Under the arrangement of the village chief, Chi Feicheng and others stayed in a house.

"Chi Sang, this place is so weird."

(bgeh) As soon as she entered the house, Yukinoshita Haruno couldn't wait to speak.

Chi Feicheng rolled his eyes. "How could such a ghostly illusion not be weird?"

Touka Kotori: "Baihuai Village, this name is really uncomfortable."

"Of course. The word cypress, which means wood and white, is auspicious and symbolizes nobility, good fortune, health and longevity."

"The word '槐' carries a lot of ghost connotations. Many superstitious people wouldn't even plant a locust tree. But when these two characters are combined, I really don't understand. Did the original creator of the name want the villagers to be healthy and wealthy, or to suffer endless misfortunes?"

Chi Feicheng shrugged, not understanding the meaning of the two words "Bai Huai".

He thought he had some knowledge of Feng Shui, but he couldn't figure out what the Sakura people were thinking.

As we all know, Japan stole a lot of Chinese culture in the early days, but also liked to add its own ideas, which ended up making it a hodgepodge.

Perhaps the name of this village does not have any special meaning, or perhaps people at that time misinterpreted the meaning of these two words.

"Are we really going to stay here overnight?"

Yukinoshita Haruno looked at the thatched hut with only a wooden bed, and a blush appeared on her face.

I haven't recovered from the strange environment yet, and now I realize that it feels a bit weird to be in the same room with Chi Feicheng.

After all, given the relationship between Xue Noi and Chi Feicheng, she can be considered his sister-in-law.

Fortunately, there is Shihua, so we are not alone.

Uh~

Why does it seem more and more wrong the more I think about it?

This plot is developing into something that cannot be played normally.

Yukinoshita Haruno quickly cleared her mind of these incoherent thoughts and began to focus on the matter at hand.

"Chi Sang, what should we do next?"

Yang Nai has limited knowledge about the weird, but the exorcist in front of him definitely knows.

"Wait."

Chi Feicheng laughed. "Since it wants to tell us something, whether intentionally or not, the story won't develop too slowly. I believe we'll get to the important part soon..."

He speculated that the origin of the Dashan Shell Mound paranormal incident should be Baihuai Village, but he didn't know how it unfolded.

【Chapter 309】Wishing Tree

There is an indescribable beauty in the mountain village under the sunset.

The bright red and soft sunlight shines on the wheat fields.

It's like a layer of golden red paint.

Next to the ancient well at the entrance of the village, there is a cypress tree and a locust tree.

Two trees of completely different species intertwined.

Like a pair of lovers who depend on each other for life and death, they are closely connected.

Cypress and locust trees are intertwined, one tree has two kinds of flowers!

Perhaps this is the origin of the name of Baihuai Village.

A group of children were laughing and playing under the tree.

The elderly people in the village sat under the eaves and chatted.