Ghosts and gods do not enter the door

"In the castle, one robbery will be fined ten times." The princess said in a voice that was as hoarse as if she had swallowed a piece of iron.

When Ding Mu heard this, his heart moved, he took out his mobile phone, opened the familiar APP, and found that the number on it had changed from "1:5" to "6:10".

Five people died on each side, adding one piece makes exactly ten, which is so damn even, this bowl of water is quite flat.

After the princess finished speaking, her eyes scanned all the people standing around her, and her eyes swam quickly around everyone.

When people have a guilty conscience, they always feel that what others do is hinting at themselves. This is how Ding Mu feels now. He always wonders if the princess knows what they are going to do.

He can't judge whether the death of these people is calculated in two different ways from the ending in the poem, but he just found out that Guan Yi is no longer by his side. I went to "do things" like I said.

Chang Lefu stood behind him and said in a low voice: "Brother Ding, didn't my brother tell you why he went? Why hasn't he come yet?"

He inexplicably thought of the exquisitely crafted mirror, his heart clicked, and he said to himself: This person should not steal the mirror!

He asked softly, "Didn't he tell you?"

Chang Lefu shook her head and said, "No, are they going to leave? Should we go find him after they pass by?"

Ding Mu looked at the pearl necklace that the princess brought out, which was now held by the housekeeper.

He stared at the necklace, anxious in his heart, and saw the princess's hand on the butler's hand, and it looked like she was about to leave, but Guan Yi hadn't come back at this time, he didn't know what he could do, but now he needed to replace her Guan Yi blocked the princess for a while, buying time for his actions.

Thinking of this, Ding Mu couldn't help but stepped forward and called to the princess: "Your Highness, wait a minute."

The princess stopped in her footsteps, and the butler who was supporting her could only stop. The two turned around slowly. The princess still had the same expression, indifferent and calm, ugly and terrifying.

Ding Mu looked at the two eyes wide open, wondering if it was the two eyeballs that were about to fall off at some point, swallowed his saliva, and only felt that the words he had just thought of in his mind were there when he saw the two eyeballs. It all disappeared in an instant, like rain touching molten iron.

The surrounding things changed at that moment, as if a layer of black and white filter was added suddenly, depriving most of the colors of things, in this black and white world, only the bright red lipstick on the lady's mouth is bright And overlapping rose patterns.

Red swirls dazzlingly in pure black and white, as beautiful as a flower blooming on a woman's mouth.

The princess looked straight at him with her huge eyes, which were dark, as if ink had been accumulated for 1000 years.

The gray mist wrapped around the butler and the princess gradually changed in his eyes. The gray mist seemed to have life, and it was peeled off layer by layer, leaving the surroundings of the two of them, gradually revealing the patterns of their clothes. .

Like the butler, the black air entwined around the princess's body was like ink falling into clear water, entangled and formed a picture.

In that scene, the princess puts on the crown, puts on the wedding veil, and marries a man with a snake around his neck. Then, she strangles the man and allows herself to be surrounded by flames. The black air swallowed and ate all her flesh and blood, but there was always a black lump around her that lingered.

The black air around the butler is much clearer. It is a group of snakes entangled into two human shapes. When the princess made of black air puts on the crown, they disperse into a pile of snakes and surround the princess. When taking off the crown, they quickly folded them together and formed two complete human figures. Looking at them, the black energy on these two people seemed to be the same as that of one person.

As they speculated.

But this also shows that neither the princess nor the butler is the station master.

Ding Mu couldn't help turning his head slightly to look into the crowd, but the people around him were more or less covered in gray mist, as if...their stories hadn't been discovered yet.

"Excuse me, do you have anything to do?" Seeing that the man was lost in thought, the housekeeper reminded him aloud.

"I want to ask, what's the name of the princess' husband?" Ding Mu was startled, suddenly thinking of what he was doing now, and subconsciously asked.

After asking, I regretted it. Judging from the secretive appearance of those people in the castle, the princess really didn't look like she had a good relationship with Sameer. Isn't he courting death if he asks this now?

"Well, I would like to say that we, as guests, still don't know who the princess is married to and attend the banquet. It's a bit impolite." Ding Mu tried to end the conversation as soon as possible.

He stared closely at the princess, but saw an expression that seemed to be called a smile suddenly appeared on this face.

"His name is Solo, and my husband's name is Solo," answered the Princess, with a light-hearted look on her face.

On the contrary, the housekeeper next to her looked a little anxious, but there was nothing he could do.

Ding Mu was stunned when he heard this answer, isn't his name Samel?How did you become Solo?When did this Solo appear?Or is Solo an alias for Sameer?

He thought about the name he found out from the maid, and felt a little wrong. The maid was sure that Princess Incomparable's fiancé was named Samel.

So where did this Solo come from?