How to survive in a world full of weird talk [Comprehensive fear]

"Of course you will come with me."

Sidelle took a look at Belch as it should, and said strangely: "Are you going to let me drive the car for six hours alone?"

Belch: "..."

He responded, ran to contact the auto repair shop, and drove the car parked in the garage.

The blond girl stood at the intersection with the suitcase in hand.

After the storm swept through, countless trees were destroyed.Looking from a distance, it was a mess.

After the storm, the weather is now sunny.

The location of the center of the town is relatively safe. Looking down from the mountain road, you can see the houses on the edge and the traces of being smashed by trees.

Belch drove the car to the intersection, and saw Sidelle coming out of the supermarket with a big bag of things.

She put the things in the trunk, and asked Belch casually: "Is there no safety hazard in the car?"

Belch vowed: "Don't worry, the car will be checked and repaired regularly every year to ensure that there will be no problems."

Sidelle nodded, without saying anything, got into the passenger seat and fastened her seat belt.

Belch also got in, and he turned on the radio while starting the car.

"Today's weather report in Derry Township: Temperature: 17°C; Humidity: 60.00%; Few clouds; Sunny; Breeze..."

"There will be heavy rain in the early hours of this morning, but the sky will be clear during the day."

The car drove smoothly and carried the two of them out of the town together.

And yet - weather forecasts are notoriously inaccurate anywhere.

After driving for about three hours, a heavy rainstorm hit.

Clouds gathered quickly, and the dark sky seemed to be suppressed.

The bean-sized raindrops beat on the window very rhythmically, and accumulated a rush of water on the flat road. Belch slowed down the driving speed, and saw a blonde girl wearing only an apricot-colored sleeveless dress next to her hugging her. He muttered a few words of complaint over his shoulder.

"The weather here is really weird."

Sidelle was a little flustered from the cold, she looked up at the bulging backpack on the back seat, took out a fluffy shawl blanket from it with trembling hands, and wrapped herself into a fur ball.

Then he continued to shrink in the passenger seat, looking at the dark road in front of him.

Because he is too bored, he chatters with the boys around him.

"Can I complain to the weather forecaster in your town of Derry? If it weren't for the sunny weather report today, I wouldn't choose to leave today..."

She glanced out the window, and the violent pouring rain was reflected in her pupils.

Sidel lowered her eyelashes, hiding her worry in her blue eyes.

A hurricane probably wouldn't hit here, but a storm...not necessarily.

No one knows when the heavy rain will stop and whether the "grand event" of last night will happen.

Belch glanced at Sydelle, the blond girl was curled up in the fluffy shawl and blanket, only her snow-white face was exposed.Because of the warmth, the girl's eyelashes trembled slightly, as if she was fighting against drowsiness.

He felt that Sydel seemed to be a different person since she killed the clown last night and was about to leave——

Although still domineering, but also a lot softer.

Belch thought for a while and said, "Sister, if you are sleepy, go to sleep for a while."

Anyway, from here to the airport, but only a little over two hours away.

There will probably be no more surprises.

Sidelle suddenly became alert, she glanced at Belch vigilantly: "No."

It's just the last distance, now Sydel just wants to keep an eye on Belch, don't make a mistake, and let her go home and stay at home.

The car traveled another distance.

The torrential downpour tends to intensify.

The sky was getting darker and darker. It was clearly noon, but the surroundings were already as dark as midnight, and no one could be seen, only two headlights flickering in the darkness.

Even though it is a national highway, there are only overgrown weeds on the side of the road, and there are no other vehicles or people on the road, and the atmosphere is getting more and more depressing.

No one spoke in the car, and the crackling rain echoed in his ears, Belch felt extremely dull.

Although driving according to the car navigation, but now it is more like driving this car...to an unknown place.

Belch was taken aback by his own thoughts, he pursed his lips a little uneasy, and secretly prayed in his heart that no accident would happen.

However, according to Murphy's Law, the worst is always to come.

Sidelle was a little hungry, she turned around to grab food from the backpack behind her, and took out a sandwich for herself, but within a moment of turning around, the car stopped suddenly.

She looked at the chicken sandwich in her hand, remembered that she didn't bring much fast food, and reluctantly gave Belch a compressed biscuit.

Belch didn't care.

He frowned, and looked at the real-time map navigation with some anxiety. After a while, Belch said, "Sister, we can't get through for the time being."

He pointed to the map, where a red line appeared five kilometers before the road.

"The alert message showed that due to the impact of the storm, mud and rocks piled up next to xx Avenue, blocking the exit, and we couldn't leave this national highway."

Sidelle: "..."

Her face turned cold, and she glanced at the map in a bad mood: "Did you say how long it will take to go?"

"The news from the city center said that workers to clear the road are being urgently summoned, but they did not give a specific passing time. After all, it is raining so much, and it is not safe to repair the road now..."

Belch glanced at the map again, hesitated and said, "Now we only have three choices."

Sydel: "Say."

She responded and took a bite as she unpacked the sandwich.

Although the current situation does not seem to be very good, but still have to eat lunch.

Sidelle didn't want to deal with emergencies with an empty stomach.

Belch pointed to the map: "Beside us, there is a crystal lake viewing area. I just checked the tourist guide on the crystal lake. There are several places that are very high, and the rain should not be able to submerge them. We can go there to set up tents first. Overnight."

Sidelle: "...this won't work."

She waved her hand, signaling Belch to say the next way.

Belch scratched his head in embarrassment: "This is the best way. There is still a tent in the trunk of the car. We can wait."

The blond girl chewed her sandwich expressionlessly: "Only a dozen people died in Crystal Lake last week."

Although the word "disappeared" was used in the reports, those who disappeared in Crystal Lake have never been found.

Yet police in the area and tourists alike remain adamant that the people disappeared by accident.

Belch: "..."

He said deeply: "Then this one won't work."

He stretched out his finger and drew a circle on the map: "The second way, we can still take a detour. If we pass through this area, we can completely detour the road covered by mud and rocks."

Siddirnahan looked at the area he passed by anxiously: "Isn't this area even...there is no map in the navigation?!"

In other words, this is a place where even if you call the police, GPS cannot accurately provide the police with your location.

Belch: "Yes, this should be a forest, but it should be possible to drive in it..."

Sidelle shook her head: "This doesn't work either."

"Even the navigation map is blank, how do you know what's hidden inside?"

Belch: "...Okay."

The boy lowered his head dejectedly, "The third way...we can only wait in the car first."

Sidelle: "..."

She held up the small flashlight and pointed it out of the window. A focused white light illuminated the dark unknown area. Wet trees hung down the roadside, weeds were overgrown, and a dilapidated wooden sign was erected on the side of the road. The wooden sign was painted with white paint. Painted with a few letters that have been stained and cannot be seen clearly.

She looked around and saw the sound of water splashing underground, submerging half of the car tires.

Looking back from the rear window of the car, there is an invisible end of the road and endless darkness.

Sidelle put away the flashlight, "Can I go back the same way now?"

Belch hesitated for a while, then whispered: "It shouldn't work."

He pointed to a red line behind the road on the map: "We are also blocked by mud and rocks behind us."

"But the road behind is not that important. The city government should not deal with it too early. It must be repaired first."

Sidelle: "..."

Good guy, you just blocked the escape route, right?

She pressed her forehead and said in a deep voice, "Don't stop here."

No one knows when the rain will stop, whether it will become heavier, or even... the car will be scrapped.

Sidelle thought for a while: "Go ahead and drive."

Belch hesitated: "Do you keep driving?"

He thought for a while: "Sister, why don't I go down and see what's around."

Belch opened the car door with an umbrella, and Sidelle thought for a while, but didn't stop her, just confessed.

"Don't go in the direction of Crystal Lake, and don't go too far, stay within my line of sight."

Belch turned his head and gestured at the received gesture, and took two steps forward against the calf-deep water. Going to the left was the Crystal Lake Campground. After thinking for a while, he walked around the front of the car and walked to the right.

On the right is the place where the wooden sign was erected. Belch glanced at it, but couldn't see what was written on it.

Behind the wooden sign, the slope shaded by the woods is not too steep.

Belch tentatively took a few more steps, slipped and fell to the ground.

He reluctantly stood up, the light of the flashlight shone in front of him, Belch glanced down, and suddenly froze.

Down the slope, in the valley, a huge corpse pit appeared before his eyes.

What was discarded here was not human corpses, but animal corpses.

After these animals were killed, they were cut open, and the bloody flesh was exposed under the white flashlight. Mosquitoes and flies were flying and circling on them, and densely packed meat worms were attached to them, which were not washed away by the rain.

Belch froze, subconsciously retching.

He vomited twice, and suddenly heard the sound of a car rumbling.

Two bright headlights shone from not far away, and an old truck was driving forward against the heavy rain, with bloodstains still attached to the headlights.

Before Belch had time to put away the flashlight, a man in tatters opened the car door and came out. He opened the rear door, dragged a person out of the car, and threw it into the animal pit like garbage.

Belch's eyes widened in horror, and he subconsciously wanted to turn off the flashlight, but the switch was a little slippery due to the heavy rain.

Not only did he not turn it off, but his hands shook twice, the flashlight fell to the ground, and rolled along the slope into the animal corpse pit.

The man in the corpse pit below picked up the flashlight, looking at Belch, there were still dried blood stains on the soaked clothes.

Belch: "!"

It's over, it's been discovered.