In fact, there are many contradictions in me, sometimes I like to get to the bottom of things and don't want to stop without getting to the bottom of things, and at the same time I sometimes don't seek to understand at all -

For example, what I do about the principles of the 'yin' and yang techniques, what is the nature of ghosts, and what are the different gods in different religions and the different descriptions of hell. I did think about whether I went to a different religious area and the 'Yin' Cao Difu would change with it, but I never really intended to find out the answers to these questions.

Now Xi Lin's 'yin' has reached a place that obviously does not belong to his sphere of influence. But the deterrent effect of ghosts still exists, and he can directly put pressure on these exotic ghosts, and these ghosts are obviously afraid of Xi Lin, so judging from these superficial phenomena, maybe 'Yin' cha and Death are basically the same business, but they have different names in different countries.

I don't have a way to prove if this is the case, and I don't want to dwell on these questions, and the reason why I think about these things is simply because Xi Lin is not a good translator, and he is there to ask and answer questions with the Japanese veteran. I didn't care if I could understand it or not, and Wang Shan couldn't see the Japanese veteran at this time, so I could only stand stupidly on the sidelines, while thinking about some questions that didn't have much practical meaning.

The veteran said a lot. Xi Lin listened silently, only occasionally 'inserting' a sentence or two. The two of them spoke for a full twenty minutes before Xi Lin relayed to me what he had heard.

This veteran fought in the Pacific War, was wounded in a battle and was captured, and thanks to this capture he was "lucky" to survive the brutal war and was released back home after the surrender of Japan.

The old man at the hot spring inn wasn't entirely lying, the old soldier was really fond of going to the shrine, and he said he had killed too many people on the battlefield. After being captured, he had nightmares almost every day, dreaming of those he had killed turning into ghosts and asking for their lives, and of being thrown into a dog's 'hole' to be bitten and eaten alive by wolfdogs. [Say ^ small ^ said. Net]

The years of living in the prisoner of war camp were an endless torture for his 'spirit' and at the same time filled him with fear of war, and when he was released and returned home, he found that he could not live a normal life at all, in his own words: Although my body has returned, my soul has died on the battlefield.

In order to get rid of this kind of "spirit" torment, he pinned his hope for life on a shrine outside the village, and he went to the shrine almost every day to pray for blessings, and only in the shrine could he find true peace.

When his mental condition gradually improved, he was also surprised to find that there was an unknown darkness in the village where he once lived, and he found that there was a family in the village that was different from the others, and the eyes of that family reminded him of the battlefield and of death.

He knew that look, it was the eyes of a murderer, he was 100% sure!

He tried to warn the people of the village to beware of the family, but the villagers did not believe him, saying that he had been 'provoked' on the battlefield and had gone mad. After several warnings to no avail, he didn't say anything more, just stared at the family silently, he knew that the family would do some crazy things sooner or later.

On that killing night 50 years ago, he watched the family as usual, and after dark, he suddenly felt uneasy, because the family he was watching had already slept, so he went to the shrine in the mountains in the middle of the night, trying to find peace there. [Say ^ small ^ said. Net]

But when he came back from the mountain, he saw what he feared the most, the family that he had been watching all this time finally 'showed' its bloodthirsty fangs, and took advantage of his departure to move on all the villagers.

He was annoyed and angry, he felt that the four people in front of him were not human at all, they were four evil spirits, and he felt that he had to get rid of these four evil spirits, so he rushed towards them and cut them down one by one.

The bodies of the villagers were left in the open space in the middle of the village, and he tried to see if there were any alive, but he himself only took two steps before falling to the ground. But soon he got up again, and when he stood up, he saw all the villagers standing in the middle of the village looking at him, and then he also noticed that he was not really standing up, and his body was still lying on the ground, and his body was covered in blood.

He also realized that he was dead, but death was a relief for him, and he no longer had to worry about those he killed on the battlefield coming to claim their lives. But at the same time, there was one thing that he couldn't let go of anyway, the young man in that family was not hacked to death by him, and that person was still alive.

And what made him even more uneasy was that the young man who survived could see the ghost, and he clearly saw that the young man was smiling at him, as if to say, "You can't stop me, I'll continue to kill!" ”

From that day on, the veteran had not left the young man whom he had not been able to hack to death, and at first he thought that he had left it of his own volition, and he felt that he would be able to prevent the man from killing again. But he soon discovers that things are not what he thought, that he did not stay on his own, but was imprisoned by a force.

He was not the only one trapped, but the villagers who were killed that day were also trapped.

The surviving young man "buried" the villagers as the only survivor of the village, burning the bodies, then preserving the ashes and casting a spell so that all the dead could not die, including the veterans themselves.

During the long years of captivity, the young people would often come to the trapped souls and curse all the villagers, and the veterans gradually learned from the young people's curses why the family had become murderers.

This family has been a 'yin' and yang division for generations, and at the beginning of the war, they calculated that the war would not end well, so they have always avoided conscription.

In the early days of World War II, conscription was very strict, and it was a very honorable thing to join the army, and those who joined the army were often regarded as the pride of the village. Later in the war, the army began to force conscription, and the family's situation became more difficult.

At first, they simply believed in the results of divination, and were reluctant to participate in a war that could not be won, but as time went on, their mentality gradually changed, and "escape" became a habit from a way, and they began to doubt everyone around them.

Finally, one day, they killed a man to avoid joining the army, and everything changed from that day on. The island is long to carry.

The family's life began to settle down as they finally fled to Hoshigami Village, a remote village in Hokkaido that seemed to be unappreciated by the military, but that didn't dampen the family's suspicions of others. Although they treat people with a smile every day, this is just a disguise for them, and they are always on the lookout for the villagers.

After the war ended, one of the surviving veterans returned to the village, and the family's bizarre behavior caused the family to find that the veteran had started spying on them and was speaking ill of the other villagers.

The family thought of the days when they had fled, and at the same time they saw evil thoughts in the eyes of all the villagers, so they planned a killing operation to vent all their resentment.

Facts have proved that they are indeed "right", and when they succeeded in getting rid of these villagers, the culprit of this qiē also appeared - the veteran who returned to China! So the family of four rushed forward regardless of a single thing, although three people died because of this, but one of the whole family still survived, and the most important thing is that no one can threaten their future life.

To make sure nothing went wrong, the surviving young man imprisoned all the villagers and the old soldier's souls so that they wouldn't leak their secrets after they died.

In 50 years, the young man has become an old man, he has his own family, he has his own children, and his own children have children, but one thing will never change, and that is his suspicion of everyone around him. He educates his children to beware of everyone, and his children educate their children in the same way, and all those who arouse their suspicions will face the same fate, which is death.

The veteran knew the truth of the matter, but he didn't expect that this qiē was caused by him, so he always figured out his own efforts to save those who aroused the suspicion of the killer family, but he never succeeded, after all, he was just a ghost, a ghost trapped in captivity.

Finally, there are the slain, whose souls are also not at rest, and the family burns the bodies in the old way, and the ashes are all hidden in the 'hole' in the middle of the hot spring pool.

That 'hole' looks ordinary, but in fact it is a place where spells have been cast, a small 'yin' Cao Difu, and this murderer has been imprisoning the souls of those who have been killed in this way. Every time the family is ready to kill, they will remove the lid from the pit and let the souls come out, and then they will kill in front of these souls, and use this method to remind the dead: those who oppose us will always have this outcome, and death is only the beginning of all suffering.

After listening to what Xi Lin said, my mood also became complicated, murderers are hateful, but the reason why they became murderers reminds me of more cruel things.

War...... A qiē tragedy all stems from that damn war!

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