[Comprehensive British and American] Wilderness Survival Journey

After Tate left, Moira poured the brewed coffee into the sink, then grabbed a fresh handful of coffee beans, mixed them with sage, and put them in the coffee machine.

The smell of coffee beans and sage soon wafted out. Moira took out several cups, filled them with brewed coffee one by one, and walked out with the cups.

She actually likes those upright people outside, but she can't violate Tate's order, because he is the proudest child of Constance, and if Tate is messed with, Constance will not let her go.And she must obey Constance, because only Constance can help her get out of the house.

Caroline put down the biscuit in her hand, took the coffee cup handed over by Moira and said, "Oh, delicious coffee, thank you Moira, but I thought you had gone back."

"You didn't tell me, I thought I needed to wait until the end before leaving." Moira said as she handed everyone the coffee cups one by one.

Everyone was thirsty after playing for a while, so they all took the coffee and drank it. Noah also took a sip, and he tasted something added to the coffee almost immediately.

Noah doubted Moira's identity from the beginning, so he didn't make a sound when he found out the strangeness, but praised Moira with everyone as if he didn't know anything.

To be honest, if she didn't put something in it, her craft of making coffee is really not bad.

After taking two sips, Caroline said to Moira, "Thank you for your help today, it's late now, you should go home, I will count today's overtime pay into your salary."

"Okay, I'll clean up the kitchen and leave, so I'm going to come over tomorrow, I should help clean up." Moira said.

"Yes, come here tomorrow, come early." Caroline nodded, and continued: "It's too late today, you call a taxi before leaving, and I will reimburse you for the fare."

"Thank you." Moira thanked Caroline, and then Anthony on the other side said: "When I came over, I saw a dog from the window into the back garden, and it seemed to have bitten some flowers. Mr. Lawn, would you like to see it?"

"What, didn't you bite my favorite plants?" Anthony asked immediately.

He was in charge of the garden decoration. During the day, he planted a few plants himself, and planned to let his own plants set up camp in this house. It would be bad if they were bitten by dogs.

"I'm not sure, you can go and have a look, maybe you can fix it in time." Moira said, and then left the living room.

Anthony was very worried about his flowers and plants, and told everyone that I would go and have a look, then stood up and ran to the back door.

The back door of this house was in the stairwell. Anthony ran over in a hurry, but found that the door was locked and could not be opened.

"It's annoying." He muttered, and was about to go back to the living room to ask Noah for the key to the back door, when he heard a "click" in his ear, and then the door leading to the basement on his side bounced open by itself .

Anthony frowned, looked down at the door lock, and saw that the lock didn't look broken, so he reached out to push the door up.But before he could close it, there was a slight movement in the basement, which sounded like someone was walking inside.

Anthony frowned, glanced into the door and shouted, "Moira, are you in there?"

No one answered him, though, and he couldn't see anything inside except a staircase leading down.

Anthony hadn't entered the basement before, the upper room was enough for them to be busy, and they didn't have more time to explore other parts of the house.Of course, he didn't have any extra curiosity about it, but at this moment, looking at the dim light inside, he felt uneasy for some reason.

The basement was already a place where ghost stories frequently occurred, not to mention that it was a famous haunted house, Anthony just couldn't think much about it.

Then there was another slight movement in the basement, this time it sounded like a leather rubbing, as if someone was walking around in a leather suit.

Anthony's heart trembled suddenly, and he withdrew his head from the door. He was hesitating whether to ask everyone to go down and have a look together, when he saw Rhett turning from the kitchen with a coffee cup. When he saw Anthony, he stopped. Pointing to his coffee cup with some embarrassment, he asked, "Did you see Ms. O'Hara? I want to add some sugar cubes, but she's not in the kitchen."

"I don't know, I didn't see her." Anthony said, his face a little unnaturally pale.

Rhett saw that his spirit was a little too nervous, and then he glanced at the open basement door again, and he had an idea in his heart. He walked a few steps, glanced through the crack of the door, and asked, "What's going on in the basement?" gone?"

Anthony immediately glanced into the basement, and then whispered: "I heard someone walking inside, but I yelled and there was no response."

"Maybe it's just a mouse," Rhett said, and then opened the door a little and asked him, "Shall I go in with you?"

Anthony gave him a strange look, and then asked, "Are you not afraid at all? After all, there are many horror legends in this house."

"Although I can study these unknown and mysterious events, I never believe that there are ghosts in this world. If there are ghosts in this world, it is impossible for so many perverted killers to get away with it." Reid said

Hearing what he said, Anthony also felt that he seemed a little nervous, so he pursed his lips and said, "Well, let's go in and have a look. It should indeed be a mouse. After all, no one has lived here for more than two years."

"Go in, I actually wanted to come here a long time ago to take a look." Reid said, then opened the door and walked down the stairs.

Seeing that he really wasn't afraid at all, Anthony felt a little more relaxed. He walked down behind Rhett and asked, "Why, do you have a soft spot for the basement?"

"No, I don't like the basement, I'm just interested in the basement and attic of this house." Reid walked down the stairs, and while groping the wall with his hands to find the hanging rope to turn on the light, he said: "Actually, I I’ve been here before, a good friend of mine lived here when I was young, and I would come and play in this house almost every day during that summer vacation, but he never allowed me to enter the basement and attic here.”

"Your friend?" Anthony was taken aback for a moment, and then immediately asked, "What's his name, I mean is he okay?"

"No," Rhett whispered, and finally he turned on the light.

There is only a simple light bulb installed on the top of the basement, the wattage of the light bulb is very low, the dim light shines from Reid's head, making his face extremely pale, coupled with the dark circles under his eyes, It even looks a little scary.

But Rhett himself didn't realize it. He smiled at Anthony very far-fetched, and then said, "He's dead, and he's in the bedroom upstairs."

Anthony immediately thought of the name of the person who died in the upstairs bedroom, and he asked in surprise, "You mean the school shooter?"

Rhett didn't answer, but Anthony could tell by his expression that he was right.

"I'm sorry," he said.

"You don't have to apologize to me, I shouldn't have brought it up." Reid said, and then started to walk to the room in the basement.

This basement is very large. The first home owner here was a surgeon. He once used the basement as his laboratory and operating room, so he divided it into several rooms, which became darker as he went in.

This topic is really a bit heavy, and this environment is not suitable for talking about it. Anthony glanced at Reid, who was full of sadness, and said, "How about we talk about something else?"

However, just as his words fell, the light bulb above their heads suddenly flickered and then went dark. At the same time, the door above the stairs was closed with a "bang", and Anthony was frightened. They all picked it up, and immediately shouted: "Dr. Rhett, where are you? I didn't bring my mobile phone."

"It's right behind you, don't worry, I've got my cell phone." Reid said, with the same panic as Anthony in his voice.

Although Reid does not believe that there are ghosts in this world, the plot of closing the door and turning off the lights after entering a confined space is so similar to a ghost story that people can't help but get nervous.

Reid took a breath, then he hurriedly took out the phone from his pocket, and then checked the screen of the phone.

And at the moment when the screen turned on, the two saw a black shadow flashing past their eyes at the same time, because the speed was so fast, they didn't see what it was, but it was this kind of person who didn't know what was around him. The feeling was the most frightening. The two weak chickens suddenly yelled in horror, then leaned against each other and asked nervously, "Did you see what it is?"

"Kind of like a silhouette."

"Was it with us just now?"

"I don't know." Rhett shook his head in a panic.

"Let's go up, I remember the location of the stairs." Anthony said, grabbing Rhett's arm.

"I also remember, the direction at three o'clock ahead." Reid said, and then prepared to go out with Anthony.

The two supported each other and prepared to leave here, but just as they took a step forward, another shadow quickly flashed by their feet. This time the shadow was very small, but it was very close to them, so the two followed each other with a weak mobile phone screen. The light could vaguely see that it was something in dirty baby clothes that looked like a worn-out doll, but the doll obviously wasn't going to circle around them.

"Oh, God, what the hell is this?!" Anthony looked around in horror, but he couldn't see anything in the dark.

At this time, Rhett's mind is full of horror stories about the basement that Tate once told him. Tate said that when he went to the basement to pick up toy cars when he was a child, he was almost killed by a scary ghost. It was another girl in the basement. The ghost saved him, and she also told him a spell to drive away the ghost. Rhett never believed it before, and only thought it was something Tate imagined when he was a child, but now, he had to believe it, because the ghost was by his side.