Everything was as Zhong Kui expected, there were no bones in the coffin.

It was strange that there was no corpse in the coffin. It was even more strange that there was an empty coffin here in broad daylight. Also, why did Chao Xin look abnormal when Zhong Kui asked to check the backyard?

This question appeared in Ran Qin's mind. She looked at Chao Xin leaning his body aside, looking very innocent and pitiful. It was the lame that caused his body to tilt. His legs were stuck during the *** period.

It was broken, and a scar on the face was a little bit from the corner of the mouth to the wings of the nose. If it weren't for the scar, the whole look was shrewd, and the scar twisted the face in half at that position to highlight an indescribable feeling.

Feel.

After checking the coffin, Zhong Kui covered it again, with a deep and bottomless look, staring at Chao Xin aggressively and said, "Okay, you should tell the truth now."

Chao Xin's face froze unnaturally, and he raised his fingers and dug up his nostrils casually. It is not difficult to see from his rolling eyes that he was trying his best to cover up something.

Ran Qin stood aside calmly, seeing what he wanted to play tricks.

Zhong Kui handed Obsidian to Chao Xin, "If you don't tell the truth, I can only help you with this. If something big happens to your family, don't blame me for not admonishing you in advance." As he said that, he

It implies that Ran Qin has left here.

When Chao Xin heard Zhong Kui's words and thought about the strange things that had happened before, he couldn't help but feel cold in his heart. His vest was frizzy, his pores all over his body spread out, and his face turned pale.

After receiving Zhong Kui's hint, Ran Qin immediately set out to leave.

She was in front and Zhong Kui was behind, ignoring Chao Xin who was standing there as if he was stunned. The two of them walked to the gate of the yard in a few steps. He thought in his heart about how many seconds it took, and this lame man only

They would shout out loud... for one second... for two seconds... three... before three seconds, Chao Xin's voice burst into tears: "Oh! Master Zhong, you guys, Chief Ran

……etc."

Zhong Kui and his two men who walked to the yard of the outer room, heard his shouts, turned to Chao Xin with a puzzled expression and said, "What else does Chao Xin have to do?"

"Hey! Don't you want to hear the truth? It's inconvenient to speak here." He glanced nervously at the covered black paint coffin, shook his legs and hurried out of the backyard, "You two go to me,

"When Zhong Kui and the others stood there, he had no intention of leaving, then he slowly hung the lock again, locked the backyard door again, and deliberately pulled the lock with his hand when he left.

Check if the lock is secure.

Zhong Kui and Ran Qin really missed it. Chao Xin is really the case, and the real person doesn't show his appearance.

It is not difficult to see from the layout of the entire study alone that he is also a calligraphy enthusiast. The layout of the study is purely classical. In a small space, one wall is full of yellow pictures of ladies, and the other side is hanging

Various inscriptions and portraits of famous great men such as regular script, cursive script, official script, and fonts.

On an office desk in the center of the study is placed an antique-like brush holder, with several awls (brushes). A row of storage racks filled with paintings is placed in appropriate positions, and a handful of similar antiques.

The Taishi Chair even sets the study with poetic and picturesque meaning.

The first thing that showed a look of surprise was Ran Qin. With her sharp observation, she never observed that Chao Xin, the seemingly rough and stupid lame man, was still...

Zhong Kui stood there in a daze, habitually checking around.

"Don't laugh, just sit there." Chao Xin spoke sincerely, pulled another chair in the corner and sat down for Zhong Kui.

"Okay, okay." The two agreed and looked at the chair casually and sat down. Going straight to the topic was Zhong Kui's nature. No matter what you are from, he was determined to do things well and leave.

Chao Xin asked someone to send two cups of tea, but he did not let the person who sent the tea into the study. After taking the tea cup, he mysteriously closed the door of the study.

The light suddenly dimmed as the study door closed. In this too quiet and dull space, although there were three people together, Ran Qin couldn't help but feel cold all over. She pulled the chair close to Zhong Kui, so she

I think it's a little better.

"Okay, I'm straightforward. I don't like to beat around the bush if I say anything." Zhong Kui broke the silence and spoke first.

"Yeah, ask me and answer."

Ran Qin seemed not to notice that the conversation had begun. Her eyes fell on the dark yellow light bulb in the study. She thought to herself, seeing that the family is in good condition, why are they so stingy that they didn't change to a larger light bulb?

In that case, you can at least increase the brightness, and it won’t feel depressing and dark!

Seeing her looking around and changing expressions, Zhong Kui knew that Ran Qin was afraid of the mysterious atmosphere here. Everything in the study was very old. Didn’t it mean that the older the things were, the more evil they were? This was what she was afraid of.

He was so evil. "Cough cough! It's important to talk about the important things, you take notes." He coughed lightly, slamming her chaotic thoughts in time, and seeing that she had already picked up her notebook and started preparing to make notes.

Then he turned his eyes back to Chao Xin and asked, "Who is your family from that coffin?"

"It's my uncle."

"Why do you get your home?"

"Aren't you afraid of exercise? During the period of exercise, many people's coffins were used as urine barrels..."

"Uh! How did you get this coffin home? And where is the original location of this coffin?"

"I pulled it back with a cart. My uncle was buried in the woods of the grave. That forest was actually the garden in our hometown and the place where our Chao family's ancestral tombs were located. Later, after various movements, the gardens were divided and the ancestral tombs were dug...

The only uncle left behind this coffin has not been found yet."

Chao Xin's words not only scared Zhong Kui, but also scared Ran Qin who was taking notes. It turns out that this guy was the pit hole in the grave and woods, so what happened that the woods were burned by the fire that night

Woolen cloth?

"Did you lit the fire that night?"

"Yes, my uncle asked me to dream of someone and told me to destroy the evidence."

"Hiss! After talking for a long time, what's your uncle's name?"

"Chao Dekui, once a groom of a Kuomintang officer, later saved the officer's life, and the officer promoted my uncle and gave him a lot of money."

"Chao Dekui?" Zhong Kui pondered, suddenly remembering another thing Xiao Juhua told him before, that was that she was blackmailed by a ghost guard at the gate when she went to the gate of hell. At that time, a man named Kui appeared. Could it be that he was a man named Kui.

That Master Kui is Chao Xin’s uncle? “Where is your uncle’s bone?”

Chao Xin shook his head and said, "When I pulled the coffin back, I didn't look at the situation in the coffin carefully. Later, I found a sorcerer who claimed to be able to exorcise evil spirits and destroy demons, and asked him to estimate auspicious days for me and bury my uncle in the backyard.

The warlock came to our house, and when he counted on what he said, he called me to take some glutinous rice, garlic, and go to the backyard to check. As a result, he opened the coffin and a black smoke came out, which scared the warlock.
Chapter completed!