"Hmm." Ah Guan was a little proud, thinking that the boss of this stall was quite discerning, ordinary people died and became ghosts, but they became immortals when they died.

"You are a person who is destined, a talisman counts you three thousand, but don't bargain, there will be no fate in bargaining." The stall owner sighed and said.

"Okay." Ah Guan hurriedly took out his bulging wallet, he bought a big wallet, which was full of the money that Tai Sui gave him, and what he couldn't fit was all stuffed into his pocket.

"I want six, a total of 18,000." Ah Guan counted the money and handed the stall owner a stack of banknotes.

Without saying a word, the stall owner folded the six talismans neatly and put them into a small paper bag. The two exchanged charms and money in this way, and they both smiled. Ah Guan's smile was because he had bought six life-saving charms, but the stall owner's smile was for some reason, just staring at the big wallet in the hand of the young man in front of him.

Guan was about to put the talisman in his pocket, when suddenly there was another sharp pain in his head.

"Ahh Oops... again! Guan fell to the ground in pain. After several successive experiences, Ah Guan discovered that as long as he had a headache, evil ghosts would come to the door.

"Boy! What happened to you? Hey, hey! The stall owner looked at Ah Guan in surprise and stepped forward to help him.

Before the demon appeared, Guan's eyes widened in disbelief.

The stall owner actually stepped forward to support him, and at the same time, he took the opportunity to snatch the wallet in his hand, and the stall was gone, and rushed out of the underground tunnel at a speed of 100 meters.

Ah Guan's eyes widened, and he jumped up to chase after him, but he didn't take two steps after him, and he fell to the ground in pain and rolled on the ground.

Finally, he struggled slowly and walked out against the wall. As I walked, I felt that it was wrong, the underground road seemed to be getting longer and longer, and there were forks in front of it, and there were forks in the road. The lights around him became dimer and darker, sometimes purple and green, sometimes miserable green, and there was an indescribable strange atmosphere.

The air around him was getting more and more humid, and Ah Guan walked against the wall, which was wet and sticky, and there was water on the ground. There were puddles of black stuff in them, and if you looked closely—it was hair.

Ah Guan had a bad premonition, took out the six talismans he had just bought, and held them tightly in his hand.

Suddenly, he noticed a sound of footsteps following him behind him, and when he turned around, he screamed loudly.

"Ahh Ah Guan sat down on the ground, and standing in front of him was the ghost bride from last night.

The ghost bride was dressed in a crimson gown, covered with dark brown stains, and there were deep red scratches on her skin, presumably from the injuries she had sustained in a fight with the bag hand last night. The ghost bride had only one red bloody eye left, and the other side turned into a red, red, black and black hole.

Ah Guan jumped up, took the talisman in his hand and said to the ghost bride: "Come, come, come, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, ”

The ghost bride was dressed in red, and even her skin became redder, and the anger on her face was extremely strong, and she approached Ah Guan step by step. Guan pointed out the talisman in his hand—the six family heirloom talismans of the stall owner he had just bought.

Some of the family heirloom charms stuck to the ghost bride's body, some stuck to the ghost bride's feet, and some fell to the ground. Guan clenched his fists and watched expectantly as the ghost bride's body exploded—

Nothing happened.

The ghost bride was expressionless, and stepped forward to grab Ah Guan's neck. Ah Guan only felt that his neck was about to be broken, and while he reached into his pocket and pulled out his talisman, he secretly scolded the owner of the stall for not dying well for the eighteenth generation.

Ah Guan finally took out a talisman, and the ghost bride was prepared, so she threw him far away and fell on a puddle.

Ah Guan's head hit the ground, and he couldn't stand up for a long time, the talisman in his hand was all soaked, and the words were spent.

There was a bitter shriek, and the ghost bride got closer and closer. At the same time, the walls on all sides cracked, and strange people emerged, dressed exactly like the previous boys.

Ah Guan finally came back to his senses, touched his pocket, and took out his last magic weapon - the rag bag.

However, the boys seemed to be fully prepared, and when they saw the rag bag, they rushed up.

The bag shook, and the pale ghost hand burst out, clawing an oncoming boy to pieces. At this moment, several of the boys threw ropes from behind them to tie the pale ghost's hands.

The ghost bride rushed forward to help, and another hand came out of the bag, which was the hand of the ghost groom.

As soon as the ghost bridegroom's withered yellow hand came out, several of the boys threw out the rope and tied the hand as well. The ghost bride strode forward, grabbed the ghost groom's hand, and pulled hard with the ghost boys.

"Wow-" Kwan exclaimed—the ghost groom was pulled out.

The ghost groom fell to the ground in a daze, and after a while slowly stood up. There were large and small holes in his face, and the location of the holes should have been eyes, but at this time, there were only black holes.

The ghost groom took two steps forward, and Guan took several steps back. Although both eyes of the ghost groom were caught by the puppet ghost's hands, he still seemed to be able to sense Ah Guan and slowly approached step by step.

Ah Guan looked at the bag ghost hand tightly wrapped around the rope thrown by the ghost boy, fighting alone, and he felt a sense of despair in his heart. This time it's really over, there is not a single talisman, and there are several yin and yang weird ghost boys standing in front of and behind them, and the ghost couple is reunited after breaking the mirror, eager to swallow themselves alive.

In desperation, Guan lifted his bat on the ground, trying to make a last-ditch effort to defend his life.

The ghost couple let out a vicious roar and rushed towards Ah Guan.

At this time, a white butterfly flew in front of Ah Guan's eyes out of nowhere.

In this instant, time seemed to freeze. The butterfly flew between Ah Guan and the ghosts, blooming with brilliant colorful light.

In the dazzling colored light, there seemed to be a figure becoming clearer, and she waved her arms to draw a crescent-shaped circle of light. As soon as those ghostly boys touched these apertures, some broke in half, some broke into several pieces, some broke their heads, and some flew with their hands and feet.

Guan was stunned, but the pale ghost hand was not idle, and tore the rope that bound it and grabbed it in the face of the ghost bride. I only heard the ghost bride let out a terrible howl, and the other eye on her face also made the bag ghost hand grab it. Then, the pale ghost grabbed the ghost bride's head and grabbed the ghost bride into the cloth bag.

And the ghost groom, under the chaotic chopping of the multicolored aperture, turned into pieces and turned into flying ashes.

The light finally stopped, and standing in front of Guan was a young girl.

The girl appeared to be no more than sixteen or seventeen years old, with waist-length hair, snow-white skin, large eyes, and long eyelashes.

The girl opened her mouth: "Tai Sui Ye should have mentioned it to you, I'm here to help you." ”

Ah Guan wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth, and was stunned for a moment, he was a little surprised, the person sent by Tai Sui to help him kill demons and eliminate demons was actually a beautiful girl.

The girl looked at Ah Guan for a while, frowned, and said, "I cured you last night, and today you look half-dead again." ”

Ah Guan then remembered the pain on his body, he let the ghost toss for a day, covered in wounds, but compared to yesterday, this time the injury was not so serious.

"Let's go, let's go back first." The girl turned and walked away, waving her hand for Guan to follow her.

Ah Guan trembled and followed behind, and asked in a low voice: "I don't know yet, what do I want to call you..."

"Pianpin." The girl didn't look back and said, "Dancing 'Pianpin'." ”