Ghosts and gods do not enter the door

In addition, the more important point is: this is Yinshan, a world that is not fully developed. It stands to reason that there should be no gods other than Heze God, Heilong and those evil gods imprisoned here, but they still appear. A "water god".

And judging from the current situation, I don't know if this water god is a good thing.

He thought, could this god be Bai Heze?

Then it all makes sense.

His expression changed a few times, and he chatted with Mrs. Yang some more, seeing that it took too long, he said goodbye and left.

Along the way, he felt a few pedestrians walking in a hurry, but because they were far away and did not use the flashlight, he couldn't see who these people were.

He walked to a familiar path, looked at a dark figure near him, and judged that this path was the one he had walked, why did he come here again?

He turned his head and left, and just a few steps away, he heard the cry of a woman who he had always thought was the wind.

The voice sounded hoarse and tired, as if he had been crying for a long time and was gradually giving up hope.

I heard it for the second time.

This is the second time he heard crying here.

Unlike last time, this time, he seemed to be very close to the source of the sound, so he didn't hear it wrong.

where?

Ding Mu held the map, listened carefully, and slowly moved two steps towards a certain place.

This sound is like a cricket in summer. When you first hear it, it seems to appear in that direction. Once you hold your breath and listen, you will feel that it seems to appear on the left, but it seems to appear on the right. Pass.

Good guy, 360-degree stereo surround sound.

After he heard it, he turned his head and left without staying for a moment.

In case there was a trap set by something terrible, he would just GG as soon as he passed.

Besides, even if it was really a human being, he didn't know what happened to the other party, so it would be impolite to intervene directly.

Even in Yinshan, there are interference items. Not everything has to do with the station master—by the way, his task now is not to kill the station master, but to find the truth within three chances.

I don't know which one is more difficult.

Anyway, they are all going to die, but it is the difference between early death and late death.

Thinking wildly, he went back to the laundry room.

The shopkeeper didn't ask him why he had been there for so long, nor did he ask him what he encountered on the way, but he went about his own business as if he couldn't see him.

All were aloof, defensive and hostile.

Not just to him, but to everyone else, as if they had never worked together at all.

Ding Mu doesn't think this is an abnormal phenomenon in the workplace. After all, even the relationship between people in the workplace is indifferent, but it is not like this, full of thorns.

It seems that the people around me are going to die in the next moment—yes, that's the atmosphere of getting along with each other.

Everyone has almost no extra kindness to others, only the indifference that one thing more is worse than one thing less.

He started to think about Mrs. Yang's words before, and found that he didn't know the exact time when everything happened from Mrs. Yang.

If the water god was offended not long ago, when did the outsiders start to rebel against the water god?

He silently took out the map from his pocket and looked at the directions on it.

A's home is in the center of the town. He walked in a straight line when he went out. Judging from the outline of the building, he heard the crying at the place marked as "church" on the map, and it was also at that place. The enthusiastic man I met near the place.

This enthusiasm was so abrupt here that he had to pay attention.

He continued to look at the map, his brows gradually wrinkled.

He was moving here, but he didn't hear the pigs' cry. If a pig needs to be sacrificed to the water god every week, then there should be a lot of pigs, but he didn't hear the pigs' cry here, and there were no pigs of all ages.

Mrs. Yang evaded the important point and did not say what is the relationship between one pig a week and mathematics and religion.

Ding Mu recalled the inscription on the stone tablet he saw.

According to Mrs. Yang, the timing characters above should represent the date of each week.

"12121212..." is the law of numbers.

"x, xy, y, xy, x..." This is the rule of the English alphabet.

And what do the "X" and "Y" represent?

pig?Or people?

He thought that he had learned in high school biology that those whose sex chromosomes are "XX" are females, and those whose sex chromosomes are "XY" are males, so——

It was most likely not a monument, but a homicide record.

Because everyone may die, they don't care about others. Because the sacrifices are people, there is no need to raise too many pigs, and there is no need to pretend to raise a few pigs here.

A's mother probably did not die accidentally, but was sacrificed to the water god.

But why doesn't A, who is a resident of the small town, know about this?Moreover, A, as an employer, has never appeared.

Mrs. Yang was extremely concerned about whether A told him the secrets in the town, which proved that A knew something inside, but why didn't he tell him?

How did this water god change his attitude towards the people in the town so quickly?What agreement did he reach with the townspeople?