Offine, a very peaceful and beautiful town around Dun Lun. As usual, the town's modest streets are less crowded at nightfall, perhaps because the town doesn't have much nightlife, and people return to their homes early to enjoy the quiet town life.

But this seclusion is only the surface of the town, there seems to be a dangerous undercurrent behind it, and all this is understood by a woman!

Grace Gordon lives in a lonely building on the south side of town, and her husband and two sons live in Dunlun, and she is the only one guarding her own building. For some reason, his husband and sons had no contact with Grace at all, and that reason was Mrs. Gordon's profession - she was a psychic medium.

Grace became a psychic at the age of 19, and after only two years her fame grew, with many people wanting to use Grace's psychic abilities to talk to deceased relatives, and even rumors that Grace had the ability to predict the future, and guests who invited her to psychic rituals even had to make an appointment months in advance to see Grace.

is such a psychic genius, but at the age of 24, he chose to wash his hands of gold, and then married an obscure businessman, Louis Gordon, and then the two moved together to Offine, a small town outside London, and lived a quiet life that belonged only to the two of them.

A year later, Grace had a child of her own, and then a second son.

A family of four who had been living a happy life suddenly changed one night ten years later! Grace suddenly woke up in her sleep, she woke up her husband and told him to leave the town with her sons, saying that in a few years there would be an evil god in the town, which would bring a bloody storm to the town.

Her husband thought Grace was sleeping, so he smiled and comforted her, saying, "It's okay, everything will be haode." ”

But Grace did not change at all because of her husband's comfort, and she still insisted that his husband leave the town with the two children quickly, never return, and never have any contact with her.

Such an inexplicable request is said to be accepted by no one easily, but Louis Gordon chose to believe his wife, because he knew Grace's identity before getting married, so when Grace made such a request to him so seriously, Louis Gordon finally chose to obey his wife's arrangement.

The next day, Louis Gordon moved to London with his two sons, and from then on he was completely cut off from Grace.

Although he left his home in the town and his wife, Louis Gordon would still pay attention to his wife's situation, and he would often ask his friends in the town to see what his wife was busy with lately, whether she was doing well, and the results did not make him feel at ease.

From the day Louis Gordon left with the child, Grace began to go door-to-door in the town, and advised the townspeople to leave quickly, because an evil spirit would descend in a few years.

However, people did not believe Grace's words, and some called her crazy, and some even wrote in paint on her doorstep such as "Witch get out".

But that didn't stop Grace, who persisted every day trying to persuade people to leave the town, until the police took her away and warned her to sue her if she spread any more rumors, or even throw her in jail.

Since then, Grace has also stopped her advice, and at the same time stopped going out, except for regular trips to the supermarket to buy some necessities, and whenever Grace appears in front of people again, there is always a suspicion and hostility in her eyes, her hair is getting less and less, her back is getting hunched over, and she looks more and more like a witch.

At first, people hated her and didn't want to go to her, but then they became afraid of her, and many people moved around her house, and Grace was completely isolated.

After struggling for a long time, Louis finally decides to break the agreement and call Grace, but when the phone is answered, Louis waits for Grace's curse.

She scolded Louis for not being credited, saying that Haode would never be contacted but still contacted. Gris then solemnly warned Louis not to make any further phone calls, otherwise he and his two children would be in danger.

Louis is unsure if Grace has gone mad, but out of loyalty to his wife, he once again decides to heed Grace's warning, never to call Grace again, and to keep his promise not to set foot in the town of Offinix for any reason.

At the beginning of this year, Louis received the bad news from a friend that his wife Grace had died in his home, and the death was extremely strange.

Grace hanged herself in the living room of her home, wrapping a noose around her neck and the other end hanging from a ceiling fan. There is nothing strange about hanging herself, but what is really strange is that Grace has many small, strange tooth marks on her body, as if she had been frantically gnawed by many small animals before she died, and there was not a drop of blood in her body.

The townspeople say that it was a bloodthirsty demon summoned by Grace using witchcraft at home, and these demons turned against the witch Grace.

But whether Grace committed suicide or was devoured by the demons, her death did not bring any change to the townspeople, and people went to work as usual, and walked around the park every day, the only change was probably that people had one more conversation after dinner - the witch was finally dead!

The people of the town don't care about the cause of Grace's death, but that doesn't mean no one cares.

Louis Gordon always remembered what Grace had said to her on the night four years ago - that an evil spirit was coming to the town and bringing a storm of blood.

Louis felt that the cause of Grace's death was absolutely strange, but he did not return to the town to investigate, because Grace had told him countless times never to go back to the town, especially not to go back with his two sons, so Louis Gordon Zuihou chose to ask for help from others, and the person who was asked for help was Qiao Wei's father, Craig Harrington.

When Louis Gordon explained the story to Craig, Qiao Wei and I listened carefully, and when Louis mentioned the words "evil gods" and "evil spirits", I felt that we had to take care of this matter!

I'm not sure if Grace's prophecy was correct, and I can't be sure if her death was the work of an evil god, but if everything is true as Grace's prediction, then it is likely that these evil gods were released by me, and I must be held accountable for this to the end.