Every time I walked a short distance, I would choose a suitable position to take a look at Xie Juan and Sun Mingyi, who were waiting at the bottom of the hillside.

The two of them stayed where they were, but they didn't look at me, apparently apprehensive about the hillside.

I don't demand much from them, just be obedient, like here now.

Sure the two of them were okay, I focused more on the hillside.

As a general rule, the further you go up the mountain, the drier the ground should be, because the water flows lower.

But here it is different, the further you go, the more muddy the road becomes, and the originally clear barefoot footprints gradually fade away.

I'm used to walking this kind of road in the countryside, and I don't fall in one step, but I just slow down.

This slow, and suddenly a strange sound came from around.

It's like treading water in soaking wooden slippers.

Tiny bubbles bubble up from the small pieces of stagnant water next to the urn.

"The urn is shaking!"

I stopped and watched out.

As soon as it stopped, the chirping sound became more pronounced, and the urn coffins shook visibly to the naked eye.

Glancing ahead, I took a few quick steps.

There was a dug up mound, and the coffin inside had completely decayed and turned into black rotten wood, soaked in the water of the grave pit.

Next to it, there is a small open space where I can stay.

But as soon as I quickened my pace, the urn stopped shaking.

If it weren't for the mud on the ground being shaken out, I wonder if it was my hallucination.

"What's the situation?"

I wondered, but I didn't stop, and walked briskly towards the small clearing.

Just as I was about to set foot in the small clearing, I stopped abruptly.

In the next second, the urn shook again.

After a little hesitation, I gave up the small clearing and walked up quickly, this time maintaining the speed I had just made up the hill, and the urn stopped shaking.

"Sure enough."

I glanced at the waterlogged grave, and the black water that had been quiet just now seemed to be boiling, and I could faintly see something rolling and struggling in it.

Just now, just as I was about to approach the small clearing, the shadow under my feet suddenly pulled me.

Although I almost fell, it also made me instantly understand that there was danger there.

"As long as you maintain a certain speed, these urns won't move?"

The experience just now gave me a guess. The next step is to verify that the guess is correct.

I didn't deliberately accelerate, I didn't slow down because my feet slipped, and I tried my best to keep myself walking up at a certain speed.

Sure enough, when my speed reached a certain level, the urn coffin on the side of the road would not react in any way.

It's just that this speed makes me a little worried.

The higher you go, the more water accumulates on the road, and the mud on the ground is soaked softly, and if you are not careful, you will slip.

I looked at the remaining third of the way, and I felt a little recoiled.

In fact, the height here is enough to see the situation of the Wu Mansion clearly, but it is a pity that the location is not right, and it is blocked by tall trees.

If you want to really see the Wu House, although you don't necessarily need to climb to the top, you definitely have to climb some more distance.

"Walk a little further, and you should be able to see the Wu Mansion at that turn."

I made the decision to set off again.

The fear of falling did not appear, and as I expected, when I came to the bend in the corner, I could see most of the Wu Mansion through the gaps between the trees.

Wu Mansion is a two-entry quadrangle, behind the gate, there is a large courtyard, at this time has been full of tables and chairs. Passing through the courtyard, there is another gate.

Behind this gate is still a courtyard, but it is much smaller than the previous one, and there are only three tables.

Inside, there are houses with closed doors.

All the houses were closed, and I couldn't see a single person walking around in the whole Wu house, and after looking for it, I was just in a corner of the inner courtyard and saw the weird sedan chair.

Seeing the layout of the Wu Mansion clearly, I didn't stay long, in this short time, the surrounding urn coffins have been shaking so much that they will fall down in the next moment.

"It's time to go down."

On the slippery ground, the descent was more difficult than the uphill, and even though I controlled my speed to make the coffin shake slightly, I still slipped halfway through.

I fell backwards, although Liu Chang's shadow caught me in time and didn't let me fall completely, but the foot that slipped out inevitably kicked the urn coffin on one side.

With a crisp sound, the urn coffin was directly kicked and cracked.

Under the shaking of the urn coffin itself, a palm-sized piece fell to the ground.

It was so dark in the coffin that I couldn't see what was inside, but I knew I couldn't stay here for long.

I stood up and walked quickly past the broken urn, when I suddenly felt a tightening of my ankles.

When I looked down, I saw a bony palm sticking out of the gap in the urn coffin and grabbing my ankle.

Subconsciously shook it hard, but the palm of the white bone did not fall off, but one of my shoes flew out, passed through several crowded urn coffins, and landed on the grave on one side.

I felt the chill from my socks getting wet. All I could feel was a mocking cry from a crow flying over my head.

"Liu Chang!"

I screamed, and the shadow spread up my feet.

As soon as the white bone palm touched the shadow, it shrank back as quickly as if it were electrocuted.

At this time, because of my stay, the surrounding urns and coffins were shaking violently.

I glanced at the shoes on the grave, and instead of leaving, I stepped over the urn and ran towards the grave.

It's not a matter of shoes, it's a taboo.

You must remember not to leave your belongings on the grave, especially the items that are close to you, as soon as there is something in the grave, it will find you through the items you left behind.

I'm going to a wedding tonight, and I don't want to deal with a ghost who brings me shoes while thinking about the dangers of the wedding.

Walking out of the path, the road was not so slippery, and I soon came to the grave, bent down, and was about to walk away with my shoes.

With one effort, the shoe did not move, and with another exertion, the shoe was taken off.

It is true that it was taken off, not picked up.

Out of the dirt of the grave, a foot stretched out, and that foot was wearing my shoes.

"I***."

I couldn't help but curse, and I threw my shoes away.

Now that the shoes have been worn by dead people, even if I take them back, it will be useless.

"If you want to play, I'll play with you."

He took out a handful of incense ash from his pocket and threw it directly at his feet on the ground.

You can't burn paper casually in mass graves, but there is no problem with using incense ashes to worship Liu Jie.

The fragrant ash fell on the foot, as if carrying the hot volcanic ash, directly burning countless small holes in that foot.

The earth on the entire grave began to shake violently, and the clods of soil kept falling.

I sprinkled a handful of ash on my shoes and turned to run down the path.

I'm not stupid, I'm still here waiting to be beaten by the group.