We immediately opened the back door and went out to the back of the house to have a look.

It turned out that there was a big mountain not far from the back door, and the mountain was covered with lush trees. And between the thatched houses and the woods, long weeds grew over.

And the weeds stretched out on both sides, and if anyone wanted to go up the back mountain, they would definitely step on the weeds.

But we found no trace of this.

In other words, if the big man had already buried Yu Lianlian, he would not be buried in the back mountain.

Or, Yu Lianlian didn't die at all?

And where did the man's corpse go?

What does that male corpse really mean? Why did the big man put the man's body in a coffin and put it in the house even after he had been dead for a long time, and even his complexion had turned black?

Now that I have discovered this place, the big man hurriedly transferred, why did he take the male corpse with him?

And in the hands of the male corpse, why did he hold two puppets tied together?

What do those two puppets mean?

A series of questions, tossing and turning in my mind and unable to find answers.

Then it occurred to me that after I tore the seal on the man's eye, the man cried out "help" very sadly, and the big man was shot down by me with a high-pressure flying needle, and he would not wake up for at least two or three hours.

Will the male corpse take advantage of this time to climb out of the coffin and escape from the thatched house?

Could this coffin have been brought to the ground when he crawled out?

I didn't think it was a fanciful idea, so I immediately shared my idea.

Gao Lingkai smacked his tongue again and again, and said: "The male corpse will actually escape, this kind of thing is really only you dare to think!" However, it turns out that many of your ideas will eventually become reality, so let's quickly find out if the male corpse will leave any clues! ”

We immediately entered the house through the back door and came out through the front door.

I walked straight out of the fence door to check for the trail that ran down the grassy slope in front of the house.

Gao Lingkai went to the abandoned vegetable field where Bai Siqiang said he saw ghosts.

But he quickly walked up to me and said, "The grass in that vegetable patch is all growing well, and there is no sign of being trampled!" ”

I nodded, pointed to the trail that looked like a drag, and said, "Look at it, it doesn't look like a trace of someone climbing!" ”

Gao Lingkai squatted down to take a closer look, and immediately nodded again and again.

"Yes! At first glance, it looks like a drag, but on closer inspection, it looks more like someone crawling over the ground! ”

As he spoke, he walked forward to the place where the grass grew softer and thicker, and then crouched down again to examine it, and then he cried out excitedly.

"Look, it's indeed a sign of someone crawling, and it looks like a mark left by two elbows!"

I've actually found a lot of marks that look like elbows pushing back, densely packed, and it feels like someone is crawling on the ground with only two arms.

"Why are there no traces of knees and toes at all? If you climb on the ground alone, you will definitely use your hands and feet at the same time, right? Gao Lingkai said.

I'll try to analyze it right away.

"If this is really the trace left by the male corpse, it is possible that that person was disabled in life, and his legs and feet were completely unable to exert strength; Or maybe he's been dead for so long that his legs can't move at all, and he can only crawl on the ground with two arms! ”

Gao Lingkai didn't make a statement, but looked more carefully at the traces on the ground, and finally came to his conclusion.

"I think your first assumption is more plausible, after all, crawling on only two arms requires a lot of strength! Unless he was disabled before his death, it is unlikely that his legs will not be able to move at all, but his two arms are so powerful! ”

He had a point, so I nodded in agreement.

Unfortunately, we followed the trail of the crawl until we reached the edge of the woods, and finally the trail disappeared at the root of a large tree.

But we searched the roots of the tree, and found no trace of the man's corpse.

"Probably he climbed here with great difficulty, but was caught up by the bearded man who woke up and carried him back again, and he didn't have time to leave any clues!" I said, inevitably a little depressed.

"Have you ever double-examined the coffin? I remember there was a movie about a man who was buried alive and who, before he died, wrote his own name with his fingernails on the lid of the coffin, as well as the names of his family! Gao Lingkai said suddenly.

I scolded myself for being confused, and immediately turned around and ran back to the thatched house.

The coffin that had previously contained the man's body lay reclining on the ground, with the lid of the coffin lying downwards on the ground.

But after Gao Lingkai and I lifted the coffin lid over, we didn't see any traces on it.

I think back to the scene.

At first, the man's body remained motionless, and it was not until I approached the coffin to take a closer look that he suddenly reached out and grabbed me by the neck.

But when I removed the seal from his eye, he quickly let go of the hand that was holding my neck, grabbed my clothes instead, and cried out miserably: "Help! ”

In other words, before I tore off the seal on his eye, his consciousness was completely blurred, and he reached out and pinched someone's neck when he only knew that someone was approaching.

It wasn't until I tore the seal from his eye that his consciousness began to wake up.

So it is unlikely that he left a word on the coffin lid, because the coffin lid had been moved to the side before I could tear off the seal on his eye.

So I immediately went to look inside the coffin.

I lay almost my whole body in the coffin, and finally, in the corner of the coffin, I saw two irregular fonts.

If you look closely, it suddenly is the word "Luoluo".

I was a little stunned, but after a closer look, it was indeed the word "Luoluo".

But "Luo Luo" is the name of Bai Siqiang's daughter, if this is really left by the man's corpse, why did he write the word "Luo Luo"?

Could it be that any of his relatives are also called "Luo Luo"?

"Colliers, what's wrong with you? What do you see? Gao Lingkai saw that I was stunned and had to push me gently.

"The word Luo Luo is written here, I don't know what it means!"

I showed him before crawling out of the coffin.

But Gao Lingkai didn't know that Bai Siqiang's daughter was called Luo Luo, and immediately said: "What else can it mean, that 100% is the name of the most beloved woman of the male corpse you said before his death!" ”

He said "the most beloved woman", and I certainly understood what he meant.

But the question is, even if there are many girls in this world who are called "Luo Luo", why are the two people involved in this thatched house, that is, the male corpse and Bai Siqiang, all involved in the name "Luo Luo"?

(See Chapter 516 "Strange Taoist Temple")

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