Late at night, the small temple on the top of the mountain.
Jones drove to the area and felt a layer of mysterious darkness shrouded the area, as if he had entered a 'special' place.
The faint firelight swayed in the temple, adding an uneasy atmosphere to the silent night.
Jones drove by and his eyes were attracted by the fire. He couldn't help but feel a sense of curiosity and anxiety in his heart, so he looked at the small temple through the glass.
Through the darkness, he vaguely saw someone worshiping a statue in a temple. It was too far away and too dark for Jones to see clearly.
Because it was the top of the mountain, there was a slight breeze, and the fire began to sway.
Those figures looked particularly distorted under the firelight, turning into terrifying monsters.
The more Jones looked, the more frightened he felt. His heartbeat was also accelerating, and fear spread in his heart.
With the intuition of the chosen one, he felt that the people in the small temple were definitely not good people, and were probably just weird.
For safety reasons, Jones decided to drive away from this place, so he stepped on the accelerator, and the taxi disappeared from the area in a flash.
After driving for five minutes, something strange happened, and he came to this small temple again inexplicably.
At this time, Jones was no longer so panicked, because he had experienced this kind of thing before.
I still remember that the first time he met a wrinkled woman holding a child, he also accelerated suddenly. As a result, he was still unable to get rid of the wrinkled woman and met him twice in a row on the roadside.
Now that a similar situation appeared, Jones immediately judged that this was the so-called ghost breaking the wall. If he didn't complete some 'task', he would definitely not be able to get out.
And the last experience is a reminder.
But this is the world of ghost stories, and there are two rules mentioned.
[Don't care who the passengers are, as long as they are all passengers on the bus] [Carry as many passengers as possible, this will help you survive].
Jones thought that if these guys became his passengers, they might be able to leave this place.
Everyone knew it was dangerous to get out of the car, but there was nothing we could do about it.
Thinking of this, Jones took a deep breath. Jones took a deep breath and tried to calm his fear.
As an ordinary person, in such a dangerous small temple in the wild, we have to face several people of unknown origin. Let alone the world of ghost stories, it is the real world. To be honest, it is really scary.
But without contact and unable to understand, Jones pulled the handbrake, mustered up the courage to get out of the car, and approached the strange little temple step by step.
As he approached, the air around him seemed to become heavier, making it difficult to breathe.
He noticed that the stone statues outside the temple looked particularly strange under the weak firelight. Their eyes were staring at Jones, giving off an aura that you were not welcome here.
The closer he got to the center of the fire, the more uneasy Jones became.
Finally reaching a place where there were people, Jones found a man and a woman.
They all looked middle-aged and looked not very good.
The two people were worshiping a statue. The statue was carved into a man who looked like a fox. This man was always smiling and holding a child in his arms.
The two worshipers also discovered Jones, and the two sides began to look at each other.
His eyes were full of alertness.
Jones has a little trick on how to judge whether there is danger on the other side.
I learned this technique from Zhang Yangqing.
Jones stared into the opponent's eyes. As long as the opponent looked fearless or fierce, it would prove that the opponent was not afraid of him and would be a threat to him.
Like now, if there is wariness in the opponent's eyes, it doesn't mean that the opponent also suspects that Jones is weird.
Most of these people would not take the initiative to attack Jones, which meant they were not a big threat. That's how he analyzed it.
There were two middle-aged men opposite, one was kneeling to worship the statue, and the other was standing behind.
He didn't seem to want to talk to Jones, so Jones could only say: "What are you doing here?"
As the chosen one, you need to obtain information through dialogue, and you cannot wait for the initiative from the strange world.
"Are you also here to worship the statue?" A middle-aged man wearing glasses asked.
"No, I'm a taxi driver. I passed by this place and wanted to do some business." Jones gave a more reasonable reason. There was no need to hide this. This time, he was a taxi driver.
It's normal for taxi drivers to come here to solicit customers. The car is parked outside the temple anyway.
This temple is open-air, that is, the ground is paved with stone slabs, surrounded by woods, and there is a building in front of you, and a statue of a god is enshrined in the building.
The bespectacled man didn’t seem to answer Jones’s topic, and Jones continued: “Are you asking for a child?”
Because according to his observation, this statue seems to have the meaning of 'giving a child'.
And these two people are middle-aged and may want to have children.
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When it came to the 'keyword', the man with glasses said: "That's what it means. Our child has been stolen. Let's ask the child-sending god for some tips."
Jones then suddenly realized that a child in the urban area mentioned in the broadcast had been stolen, and they were also victims.
Thinking of this, Jones suddenly remembered what happened just now.
If he remembered correctly, he seemed to be carrying a woman with a child.
And the child kept crying. Could it be that the child was their child.
Because Jones did not trigger Robert's special information, he did not know the situation of the mother and son.
Just as Jones was about to tell the story, there was a vibrating sound in his pocket.
This frightened Jones so much that he thought he had triggered some death rule.
If Jones remembered correctly, apart from one coin, there was only a flat-billed yellow duck in his pocket.
The feeling of vibration just now was like a flat-billed yellow duck.
But Jones didn't know what the vibration of the flat-billed yellow duck meant.
He was thinking, does the flat-billed yellow duck belong to them?
At this moment, the man with glasses said: "Are you from the city?"
Jones didn't know how to answer for a moment.
The surrounding atmosphere began to become strange and seemed very heavy.
He realized that maybe he couldn't say the wrong thing, as saying the wrong thing would lead to bad consequences.
Although these two people had no intention of attacking him, that was because he did not trigger their attack rules.
You must know that people who appear in such a place at such a late hour, whether they are aborigines or weird, are probably not easy to mess with.
At least not a Chosen One of his level who can deal with it.
Then Jones began to think about how to answer. The taxi must be leaving from the city. If he said otherwise, wouldn't he be telling them that he had a problem?
The rules did not say that the chosen one must tell the truth, so Jones replied: "Yes, I just brought a passenger from the city."
At this point, the flat-billed yellow duck in Jones' pocket vibrated again.
Jones felt that something was getting more and more wrong. Did he say something wrong?
(End of chapter)