apprentice earth god

"What do you mean by that?"

Peng Yangrong was very annoyed. Normally, he would have done something to the mysterious person in front of him.

Du Jiaoyang looked at the brat who was shivering in pain and humming non-stop on the bed.

"This ghost is not so much trying to hurt him, as it is teaching him a lesson."

The injuries on the bear boy looked terrible, but they didn't hurt the vitals.

"I don't care what the ghost thinks, he's hurting my child now, and I'm going to make him die!"

Zhang Ying was very angry. As a mother, watching her child suffer, she felt extremely painful.

"Since you can't do it, let's hire someone else! I don't believe that no one in this world can be cured except you."

Peng Yangrong gritted his teeth. He could see that Du Jiaoyang had no intention of making a move, and he didn't care about begging the other party.

He's just a young man, so how powerful he can be, there are others without him.

"I heard from Aunt Wu that you have invited many people before, right?" Du Jiaoyang said slowly.

The face of this family was even worse, Peng Yangrong snorted coldly: "Why, what do you mean, no one else can invite us except you?"

Aunt Wu thought of something, and her face became ugly.

Du Jiaoyang was not sure at first, but seeing this situation, he confirmed his guess.

"Aunt Wu, every time this child is invited by you, the symptoms will appear and even become more serious, right?"

Both Zhang Ying and Peng Yangrong looked at her. They usually have to go to work, so it is the grandma who spends the longest time with the child.

Aunt Wu swallowed her saliva, and said with some difficulty:

"But sometimes if no one is invited, the situation will get worse."

When Zhang Ying heard this, she became anxious immediately: "Mom, is that really the case?"

She and her mother-in-law have known each other for so many years. Looking at the situation, she knew that she might have been guessed right.

Aunt Wu was also in a hurry, and said angrily:

"What's your attitude? It's as if I hurt Yanyan deliberately, and I'm not doing it for his own good! Besides, accidents will happen inexplicably at other times."

Peng Yangrong scolded impatiently: "What time is it, you are still arguing!"

The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law curled their lips, but the quarrel did not stop in the end.

"Jiaoyang, what should we do then?" Aunt Wu turned her attention to Du Jiaoyang.

"You can't just leave it alone. Uncle Wu watched you grow up. Now he often mentions you to me, and he loves Yanyan very much."

"Find the root cause, this child must have offended that ghost somewhere."

Aunt Wu suddenly looked distressed: "How can I find this! Our Yanyan is a very obedient child, how could he offend the ghost? It must be that the ghost has something wrong with it. We can't guard against it."

Zhang Ying also stood aside with her mother-in-law at this time: "That's right, my Yanyan is just a child, what's the matter! If you want me to say that Xie Chong is Xie Chong, he should be beaten to death, so as not to harm others."

Du Jiaoyang laughed: "Good boy? Maybe not."

"What do you mean by that? Why is my son so disobedient! From the very beginning, I saw that you were acting weird. I don't think you intend to come to help at all, but just to see our joke!" Peng Yangrong was not happy.

The other two were also very annoyed, and they couldn't allow others to say a word about their children.

Du Jiaoyang looked at Aunt Wu, and Aunt Wu wanted to argue, but Du Jiaoyang's eyes made it difficult for her to speak.

During the few times they got along, the relationship between them was not very good, it could even be said to be very bad. The brat even spat at Du Jiaoyang once.

Although Du Jiaoyang avoided him, he was also disgusted.

Not only did Aunt Wu not apologize at that time, but she also acted like her daughter-in-law, you are an adult who cares about something with your child.

But when facing children younger than Peng Junyan, he forgot this principle.

Peng Junyan broke the head of a three or four-year-old child before, but Aunt Wu said that he didn't know how to hide, and didn't think there was anything wrong with her grandson.

Not long after the family moved to the community, they offended many people.

Du Jiaoyang left, and from time to time heard some gossip about the best of this family through Qi Xiumei.

Although Aunt Wu didn't go back, she was very dissatisfied with Du Jiaoyang.

No matter how she looked at it, she felt that Du Jiaoyang didn't come to solve the problem. Now it seemed that he had offended him before, and now he was gloating here.

"I've said everything I want to say, believe it or not." Du Jiaoyang didn't want to argue.

He's not a real god. His half-human bloodline and his status as a trainee allow him to do whatever he wants. When he encounters problems, he can manage them as he wants, and he can pull them down if he doesn't want to.

With this family's current attitude, if he intervenes, he will easily end up full of complaints.

The atmosphere in the room suddenly became extremely dignified, at this moment Peng Junyan suddenly screamed, the voice was terrified.

Different from the crying before, this time it was obviously very frightening, as if he was enduring great pain.

"It hurts, it hurts so much!"

Everyone's attention was quickly attracted, and all three of them rushed towards Peng Junyan.

"Son, what's wrong with you?"

"Baby, don't scare mom, is the wound open again?"

"My dear grandson, if you feel uncomfortable, grandma will give you a whir."

Du Jiaoyang was relatively close to each other, but was directly pushed away by the three of them.

Looking in the direction of the child, he couldn't help frowning slightly.

"Doctor, doctor!" Peng Yangrong was the first to react, and kept ringing the bell beside the bed.

Pressed for a while and saw no movement, then ran out quickly.

Peng Junyan cried miserably. The people in the same ward had a very domineering and bad attitude because the family kept talking loudly, so they really didn't have a good impression of them.

Hearing the screams now, I still couldn't help but sympathize.

But they didn't go forward, they just watched from afar.

"Did the wound open again? Such a big child really suffered."

The doctor was quickly pulled over by Peng Yangrong, with a pen in one hand, which showed the rush at that time.

Although the doctor was not happy about being forcibly pulled here, he saw the child and hurried up to check it.

"Where does it hurt? Is it here?"

"Ah—" Peng Junyan screamed.

"Snapped--"

"What are you doing!" Zhang Ying slapped her directly, making the back of the doctor's hand red.

Peng Yangrong stared and wanted to rush over, but was stopped by Du Jiaoyang.

The coldness came from the contacted shoulders, which made the irritable Peng Yangrong calm down. When he wanted to move, he found that his body was completely out of control, and his whole body seemed to be frozen.

"Let the doctor examine it carefully." Du Jiaoyang said coldly.

The doctor was not frightened by the sudden slap, but frowned and kept staring at Peng Junyan's stomach.

Peng Junyan's wound was on the top of his stomach, which was now covered with cloth strips, but Peng Junyan's stomach hurts now.

"Is this... a parasite?"

Peng Junyan's belly showed strange ups and downs, as if a bug was crawling inside.

These little bugs are neatly arranged, crawling neatly from left to right and then from right to left, arching a 'track' on the belly.

This was the first time a doctor had seen such an abnormality, so he couldn't be sure if it was caused by parasites.

If it was a parasite, it would be too tidy.

Just wondering, these 'tracks' are becoming more and more popular, and then a few people just watched these 'tracks' 'break through the ground', and the flesh bleeds out when the meat is turned outward...

"Ah—it hurts, it hurts so much!" Peng Junyan screamed in pain, and finally couldn't stand it and passed out.

"How is this going!"

Everyone in the ward was stunned, and it was hard to imagine seeing such a scene.

Someone's belly burst open by itself? !No one would have believed such a thing if they hadn't seen it with their own eyes.

Even the doctor couldn't figure it out for a while, but his professional habits allowed him to deal with the wound quickly to prevent the wound from getting worse.

Seeing this scene, Aunt Wu fainted directly, and Zhang Ying was also on the verge of collapse.

"Well, what's going on here?"

Peng Yangrong didn't care about his old mother at all, he was immersed in shock.

"The curse has grown stronger."

"What?! It's you, you must have brought it!"

Peng Yangrong was very angry when he thought of Du Jiaoyang's words just now. If he couldn't move him, he would have punched him.

Du Jiaoyang gave him a sideways look: "Let me remind you once in a friendly way that this curse is extraordinary. Even if you find someone to drive the ghost away, you will still not be able to lift the curse."

"How could this happen? My son is just a child, even if there is a big mistake, as for doing this to him!" Peng Yangrong was defeated, and his whole body became depressed.

"Master, I beg you, save my son, he is not yet nine years old. Whatever you ask us to do, we will do."

Peng Yangrong completely lost his previous arrogance and became a father who worried about his children.

"As I said, we must find the reason why he offended the ghost. If you can't face up to your children, the situation will only get worse."

The ghost doesn't want to hurt the child at the moment, but if the ghost aura on the child can't be dispelled and the curse can't be broken, then the follow-up will be difficult.

Ghost Qi does not belong to his world, and it is prone to mutations, making it difficult for them to control themselves well.

If this pair of parents blindly thinks that their children have nothing wrong with them, but that they are just unlucky enough to be haunted by evil spirits, it will be difficult to understand the whole story.

Peng Yangrong remained silent, unlike before when he jumped up when he heard this.

Seeing his attitude, Du Jiaoyang decided to say a few more words.

"You carefully recall the specific time when the scars appeared, and look forward to see what special things happened, or who you offended. And you also have to recall what happened every time you got sick, so that you can deduce the trigger point of this curse What is it?"

This curse is not time-based, but a trigger type.

Although Du Jiaoyang couldn't directly trace the ghost, he could tell the type of the curse at a glance.

This is related to his ability improvement, but the more important reason is because the caster of the curse deliberately did it.