I am a god in script killing

Chapter 34 The Siren's Hymn (8)

Hearing this, Bo Juan was slightly taken aback, then smiled: [Ninth brother, I am here to adapt to the role, don't think too much. 】

069 was about to speak, but the panel data in front of him suddenly returned to normal levels.

069 was silent and did not speak again.

"It's fine, come here and let grandpa take a look."

Old man Sun waved, Bo Juan blinked, sighed in his heart, walked over and hugged the old man gently: "I'm fine, grandpa."

"Okay, okay," the old man nodded repeatedly, "Quickly, go back to the room, Grandpa, look at your feet."

Bo Jun smiled lightly: "Okay."

In order to appease the townspeople, they changed Xiaoqi's room in the shrine to a more comfortable one, and even replaced the bedding with new ones.

When you enter the house, you can even smell a faint fragrance, like plum blossoms.

"these people……"

As soon as old man Sun came in, he smelled this smell, saw this scene, turned his head and saw the wound on Bo Jun's indifferent face and neck, all his words were condensed into a sigh.

"It's okay, Grandpa," Bo Jun reassured, and returned a smile, "At least I can do something for you, and you can live a better life in the last few days."

The old man couldn't hold back his tears when he heard this.

Bo Jun patted him on the shoulder and changed the subject: "Grandpa, my ankle hurts a little, can you help me cure it?"

"Yes, yes, yes," Old Man Sun quickly put down the medicine box, "I'll help you pack the medicine for your wound first."

Bo Jun sat on the bed, looked at the surrounding decorations, and suddenly focused on a painting facing the bed——

It was a very strange painting, with broken sails, huge waves rolling up and people falling into the sea.

But these are backgrounds, occupying a small space, and at first glance are the whirlpools beneath the ship that occupy the lower half of the painting.

The vortex is extremely vivid, even a bit dark in the center, like a bottomless path leading to the unknown and...

death.

"Grandpa, what is that painting?" Bo Jun narrowed his eyes slightly, becoming suspicious, "Why do you feel like you haven't seen it before?"

Old man Sun followed her gaze and laughed:

"This painting is actually very old. I didn't expect it to be well preserved. It has been kept in the Sea God Temple. You haven't seen it before, probably because they won't let you enter the temple."

"Then what does it paint? It feels weird."

"This one, it's a shipwreck. The name of the painting is "The Wrath of the Sea God". It talks about the origin of the Sea God's sacrifice."

Old man Sun was adjusting the medicine, but he didn't notice the slight change in Bo Jun's expression: "Why, do you want to listen to it again?"

"Tell me again, Grandpa. If you don't have enough time, let's talk about the second half." Bo Juan stared at the painting, "It's what happened after the sea god got angry."

"Then let's say it again," old man Sun sighed, frowned and thought for a while, "Let's just say it from the little shark who lured the sea god."

Bo Jun nodded, took the ointment from Old Man Sun's hand, and motioned for him to apply it.

Old man Sun had no choice but to sit down and help Bo Jun prepare some wound medicine, and began to say:

"The little mermaid's eyes were gouged out by greedy people, and he was deliberately tortured by being tied to the mast and hanging his tail. His blood flowed into the sea along the plank of the ship. The sea was furious and attracted the sea god siren.

"The sirens issued punishments, the sky thunder, sea wind and vortex waves destroyed the ships, killed the townspeople who came to lure other mermen and tried to kill them, flooded the entire town that night, and finally cast a curse."

Bo Jun held the cotton swab and looked at the painting, as if he saw a dying little mermaid hanging upside down by a long thin rope on the destroyed ship's mast.

The sea was filled with the screams of the greedy crowd.

069 watched the player's mood panel fluctuate slightly, and the old man was still talking:
"The God of Sea asked those humans who were lucky enough to survive to never leave the town, and those who left the town would die violently within ten days. He also asked the townspeople to sacrifice seventeen children to him every three years.

"Seventeen days before December [-]th of that year, they were thrown into the water by hanging upside down from the mast at sea. If they were selected, they would be marked and saved. If they were not selected, they would be allowed to drown."

Bo Jun thought of the scene when he first entered the script and the reactions of the townspeople, and moved his fingertips slightly.

The data panel was restored suddenly, and Bo Jun asked the key to the information amidst 069's doubts:
"Then grandpa, what will happen if there is a sacrifice to be selected, and what will happen if there is no sacrifice?"

(End of this chapter)