The ghost carrying the coffin of a dragon giving birth to a son

We both entered the morgue.

The temperature in the morgue is very low and chilly, and I feel goosebumps when I enter.

The dim lights made the atmosphere very depressing.

There is a huge corpse cabinet, which stores the corpses used by the school for dissection and experiments.

The door of the corpse cabinet was locked, and it was unknown how many corpses were stored inside.

As soon as the monkey came in, he was frightened by the atmosphere inside. He shrank his head slightly, widened his eyes, and stared around nervously.

I looked around and saw that there was nothing we were looking for in the morgue.

There is a laboratory at the end of the morgue, where the kid's body should be stored.

I patted the monkey on the shoulder. The monkey shrank in fright, quickly looked back at me, and lowered his voice:

"Lao Lin, what's wrong? I'm scared to death!"

I said angrily:

"Look at your surprise. Now you can finally ask God to take over. Why are you still so timid?"

Monkey touched the cold sweat on his forehead and laughed dryly:

"Isn't this my first time coming to the morgue? Just wait until I get used to it."

I pointed to the laboratory inside and said:

"The kid's body should be inside, let's go there."

"Oh."

The monkey nodded and strode towards the laboratory inside. His pace was a little faster than usual. It was obvious that he was a little panicked.

Just when we entered the laboratory, there was a sound from the morgue outside, which sounded like the door opening.

The monkey immediately looked at me and said in a low voice, suspiciously:

"Lao Lin, what is that sound?"

I pursed my lips toward the morgue and said:

"You'll know when you go out and take a look."

After I finished speaking, I turned to look at the shelves in the laboratory.

On the shelves were a dozen glass containers containing body parts soaked in formalin.

These body parts belong to that kid, and they have been divided into hundreds of parts for students to study.

"The kid's body was cut into pieces like this. No wonder she is so resentful."

I muttered to myself, observing each one.

Seeing that I ignored him, the monkey scratched his head and tiptoed out. He wanted to see what the noise was just now.

Originally he was not so timid, but this weird atmosphere affected him and made him nervous.

Two minutes later, the monkey came back. I saw something was wrong with his face, so I asked:

"Monkey, what's wrong with you?"

The monkey subconsciously looked back at the door, and then whispered in my ear:

"Lao Lin, do you know what that noise was just now?"

"What is it? Is there a corpse running out of the corpse cabinet?"

I joked.

Unexpectedly, the monkey nodded heavily, looked even more unnatural, and said in a very low voice:

"Lao Lin, you were right, there really was a corpse running out of the corpse cabinet."

I frowned, is there really something so evil?

I strode towards the morgue and asked as I walked:

"Monkey, what's going on? Is there really a corpse running out?"

The monkey followed me closely and said in a low voice:

"Lao Lin, when I passed by just now, the door of the corpse cabinet was opened, and a corpse box was pulled out of the corpse cabinet."

"Think about it, there are only two of us here. The corpse cabinet cannot be opened by itself, and the corpse box cannot be pulled out for no reason. There must be a corpse running out."

"What's worse is that the door of the morgue was not closed when we came in. Could the corpse that came out have escaped?"

I was surprised:

"Is there such an evil thing?"

The monkey's face trembled, and he looked back nervously, fearing that the running corpse would appear behind him.

I asked:

"You just saw the body box being pulled out. Have you opened the body? Is there a body inside?"

The monkey scratched his head and whispered:

"I was a little panicked, so I didn't open it to look. I didn't know if there was a body inside, so I just pushed the body box back."

I couldn’t laugh or cry:

"Monkey, don't frighten yourself by imagining some scary scenes. If you scare others, you will scare them to death."

The monkey said anxiously:

"But there are only two of us here. If the corpse hadn't escaped, how could the corpse box be pulled out? How could the corpse cabinet be opened?"

I smiled and said:

"It's possible that there was a malfunction in the corpse cabinet and the corpse box popped out on its own."

When I came to the corpse cabinet, I opened the door of the corpse cabinet and pulled out the corpse box that the monkey mentioned.

Opening the corpse box, it was empty.

I reached out and touched the corpse box and muttered:

"Monkey, don't scare yourself. There hasn't been a corpse in this corpse box for a long time. It has always been empty."

The monkey laughed dryly and scratched his head, his face full of confusion.

I glanced to the side, patted the monkey on the shoulder, and said with a smile:

"Monkey, don't get into trouble."

"Let's go, let's take out the kid's bones."

The monkey still felt a little puzzled and looked back several times.

Back in the laboratory, the monkey looked at the corpses soaked in the container and clicked his tongue:

"My dear, that kid was cut into so many pieces, no wonder he is so resentful."

The monkey asked again:

"Lao Lin, do you want to take out all the kid's body parts?"

I shook my head:

"It doesn't have to be that troublesome. Just take out her skull."

The monkey took out a bag from his backpack and packed the container with the imp's skull together.

"Let's go, let's go out."

I said.

As we walked back, the lights in the morgue suddenly flickered sharply.

The light flickers on and off, and the temperature here drops sharply.

Seeing this, the monkey became nervous and asked hurriedly:

"Lao Lin, what's going on? Is it haunted?"

I glanced at the flashing lights and said with a smile:

"Don't be nervous, it's just that the voltage is unstable and there's something wrong with the light tube."

"Is this voltage instability? Why do I feel like there is a haunted rhythm..."

The monkey muttered, looking around with wide eyes, but did not see a ghost.

He quickly quickened his pace and moved closer to me.

When we walked to the door,

suddenly,

Bang!

There was a loud noise, and the door of the morgue suddenly closed without warning. The loud noise scared the monkey.

The monkey hurriedly took the ax in his hand and said loudly:

"Lao Lin, what's going on?"

"Is there a ghost out there?"

The expression on my face suddenly turned cold, and I slowly turned around and looked back, looking at the corner.

I said indifferently:

"Looking at the lack of blood on your body, I didn't want to embarrass you."

"You're pushing your limits. What do you mean?"

The monkey stared in the direction I was looking with wide eyes. There was nothingness there, not a single person.

At that moment, he thought about asking the gods to come up and see what monsters there were, but without my instructions, he gave up the idea.

Seeing the monkey's eager eyes, I said:

"Monkey, there is an old man in that corner, sweeping the floor."

"Aren't you wondering why the corpse cabinet opened by itself? Well, it was the old man who did it."

"The old man who sweeps the floor?"

The monkey suddenly raised his voice and rubbed his eyes vigorously, but still couldn't see.

I opened his eyes with willow leaves, and he looked forward again.

His body shrank suddenly, and he saw an old man sweeping the floor with his head lowered.

The old man didn't even raise his head, and his heels couldn't touch the ground. He was mechanically rocking back and forth with the broom on the dust-free ground.

When the monkey looked, the old man slowly raised his head...