Ghosts and gods do not enter the door

The smell of blood, the smell of food, the smell of vomit, all kinds of smells were intertwined and passed into everyone's nasal cavity, bringing up a nauseating gust of wind, severely disrupting the originally peaceful air present.

Everyone keeps their mouths shut, as if waiting for someone--anyone--to break the dead silence.

Among the newlyweds, the woman covered her mouth, not daring to make a sound, tears gushing out of her eyes, her hair stuck to her face with sweat and tears, trembling all over, as if she was about to faint in the next moment.The man's face was pale, he couldn't stop retching, sweat was sticky on his forehead and body, his legs were trembling, and he looked like he was about to be unable to hold on.

They think: I'm getting out of here.

Maybe it's not just new people who think so, but those old people seem calmer, or rather, numb.

Because I've seen it a lot, I won't retch anymore.

Finally, the steward's voice sounded, he looked at the corpse on the ground, and blocked the princess beside him with his body, trying not to let her see the bloody scene, Gu Pan shouted from left to right: "May! Riddle! John! Tom! What are you still doing?! Why don’t you come over and tidy up your things!”

The servants hurried over, bowing their heads respectfully, and together they tidied up the place, covered the body with a white cloth and prepared to carry it out after everyone left.

The carpet has already absorbed most of the liquid mixed with various smells. Even if the corpses and bloodstains are cleaned up, it cannot conceal the fact that people have died here, but the carpet here is very large, and there are many people standing on it, so, It was difficult to replace the original carpet so the smell lingers.

The princess didn't speak from the beginning to the end, like a real NPC.

Her attitude made Ding Mu feel that even if someone hit an egg with her head, she would have no reaction.

The newcomers returned to their original state of mind in a very short period of time, so quickly that people thought it was a stage play.

The butler blocked the princess's face to prevent the dirt from staining the noble eyes of the princess, bent down humbly, held her arm with the other hand, and wanted to take her out.

But the princess did not follow him away, but walked slowly to the corpse.

The housekeeper dissuaded: "Princess, this..."

The princess didn't show any expression, she didn't even move her eyeballs, but the housekeeper immediately closed his mouth, nodded and said: "I'm talking too much."

This way, it seems that he is acting a one-man show.

The princess stretched out her feet wearing high-heeled shoes wrapped in black leather, and gently lifted the white cloth covering the corpse. The black pointed leather shoes and slender ankles made her look arrogant and mean, matched with white linen and bright red cloth. The blood has a strange beauty.

Black, white, and blood red, the three colors collided fiercely, and from the center of her feet, they crazily rushed to the depths of everyone's pupils, making all the colors lose the meaning they should have.

At that moment, Ding Mu was in a trance for a while. He felt that he seemed to understand the worship of the housekeeper—even when he saw the princess, he still thought she was ugly.

"God Lord... he... oh... woo..." She murmured, her voice was still hoarse and harsh, vague, and she didn't know what she said.

But Ding Mu understood, because what she said was what he remembered, and it was much easier to deduce the unknown from the known.

She was saying, "God gave him two pearls."

This is the wrong line of the poem.

This princess knows the poem!

But this is not unusual, the princess is the owner of the castle, so it is normal to know what is hidden in her home.

Ding Mu frowned, but he still didn't know the connection between this poem and this website, so that there were traces of "Sameer's Poem" everywhere in this website.

After admiring the appearance of the corpse, the princess put her feet down and waited beside her.

The steward asked someone to cover the body, lowered his head and put his ears close to the princess's mouth. After a moment, he nodded and replied, "Do it right away."

But the princess didn't open her mouth at all. Her mouth was huge. If she opened her mouth and said something, it would be very obvious. But she didn't open her mouth, and her mouth didn't tremble at all. It was all directed and acted by the housekeeper.

What does this princess look like... Ding Mu looked at the way the two got along, and felt a little familiar, but when the butler finished giving instructions to the servants and helped the princess to leave, he couldn't remember it.

Immediately after the butler left, the servant saluted the guests and said, "Dear guests, please go back to your respective rooms and don't move around. A servant will notify you at dinner time."

Go away, don't stay for a moment.

While recalling what happened just now, everyone quietly gathered their teams and tried their best to discuss in the smallest tone.

Guan Yi grabbed Ding Mu's hand, didn't say anything, but quietly wrote a few words on his palm: "What did you say?"

Ding Mu glanced at him and wrote, "Pearl."

Guan Yi thought for a while about which sentence it was, nodded, and wrote again: "Putting out the eyeball is a bright pearl?"

Finally, I drew a big question mark to express my doubts.

"It should be." Ding Mu replied, "Check the poems in other rooms to confirm."

Guan Yi knocked on the hand that was a joint smaller than him, deliberately moved closer to the young man's ear, lowered his voice, and said, "Got it."

Ding Mu trembled from the stimulation of that voice.

Hiss - strong enough.

After going upstairs, they had to separate because there were servants shunting them on both sides. Ding Mu and Chang Lefu walked side by side to their own house, keeping a certain distance.

"2C31." Chang Lefu typed the words on the screen of the phone, revealing that point, and turned the phone to him for a while.

Ding Mu glanced at it and nodded to show that he understood.

Afterwards, the two entered their respective houses, no longer coming in and out freely.

Ding Mu looked at the room with excellent sound insulation, went to the desk, pulled out a chair and sat down, thinking quietly.

The last time I was locked in a room like this was the college entrance examination.

Little by little, he recalled everything he saw in the restaurant. These things were really just accidents, and they seemed so real.

But the princess's words showed that this person's death was definitely not an accident.

Ding Mu rummaged through the verses of all the rooms in the phone photo album, and finally found the one he wanted among the pictures beginning with "2C".

Sure enough, the first line of the poem is: "The wizard's eyes were gouged out, and the god gave him two pearls."

The first short sentence of this sentence has not been changed, and the original sentence in "Sameer's Poetry" is still used, but the second short sentence has been changed.

Therefore, the death method corresponding to this sentence should be the damage of both eyes.

In this way, there are three known ways of death, the red cloak's toilet paper problem, beheading, and eye gouging.

However, how to avoid it is still a problem.

He put down his phone, thinking wildly.

When he recalled the strange way the princess and the butler got along again, he shuddered.

He thought about what their way of getting along was like.

Like the great dance gods in the past, they carried the corpse on their backs and pretended to be ordered by them to make moves.

But the body didn't say anything.