C6 Backrest Coffin (2)

Strange! Weren't there supposed to be two coffins? However, there was only one that had been discovered. Moreover, it was the coffin's horn that was revealed first, and not the coffin's lid.

Was the coffin buried upright? As I was pondering, Granny Cat suddenly shouted, "Digging, quickly continue digging!"

I turned my head to look at Granny Cat, only to see her staring at the coffin with a serious expression, her eyes unmoving.

It seems that there is a situation, so we didn't dare to ask. We could only speed up and continue digging.

As the dustpan carried the dirt out, the coffins were finally all exposed. The coffins were indeed buried vertically, but there was only one of them, so I guessed that they must have been buried together.

Seeing this, I dug even faster. Just as I wanted to dig out the entire coffin, my hoe suddenly let out a "Dong!". The sound seemed to have touched something hard.

I put down my hoe and used a dustpan to remove all the remaining dirt from the hole. The sight gave me an ominous feeling on my back.

Not a funeral! Under the coffin was a coffin that was buried horizontally. The two sides of the coffin were leaning together in an "L" shape. It was so strange that I had never seen such a burial.

I looked at Granny Cat at this time. Granny Cat was no longer able to hold back, her face was pale and cold sweat was starting to appear on her forehead. It was as if she had thought of something terrifying.

"What's wrong? Is there something wrong with the coffin? " I realized that the situation wasn't right and immediately asked Granny Cat.

Granny Cat took a deep breath and said nervously, "Ding Wazi, hurry up and bring out the coffin and open it. I hope it's still in time."

Realizing that things were not going well, I jumped into the grave, tied the upright coffin with a rope, and set it up on a bar before calling for someone to lift it up.

However, they didn't expect the coffin to be so heavy. The four men lifted it with all their might, yet it did not budge an inch. Seeing this situation, everyone present went to help out, and only then did they lift up the coffin.

As soon as he lifted the upright coffins, the coffins that were buried underneath were unexpectedly lifted up as well. No wonder it was so heavy, it was actually the weight of two coffins!

I hurried over to check. The coffins were covered in chicken blood and had been nailed together with rivets at the place where the two coffins rested. A red cloth separated the two coffins.

At the same time, Granny Cat also came over. Seeing the situation, she was so frightened that her legs went soft, and her body trembled as she fell onto the ground. "We're finished, we're completely finished this time!"

"Nanny Mao, are you alright?" I rushed over to help Granny Cat up.

Granny Cat said with a trembling voice, "Liu Yuan! Who told you to be buried like this? What a fool you are! It's fine if there's something wrong with this little girl's name, but you're still using a huge threat like 'Backward Coffin' to suppress her. This time, not only you, the entire village will be destroyed as well. "

I have never seen Granny Cat like this, I feel extremely terrified, I gulp down my saliva and said, "It shouldn't be that serious, didn't you just say that it will be fine if we just burn the body?"

Granny Cat looked at the Spirit Flag stuck in the southeast corner and said: "Originally, the corpse would have been fine, but now, encountering a large calamity like 'Backward Sentinel Coffin' is hard to say."

Liu Yuan was the one who buried the grave, I did not believe that Liu Yuan knew nothing about these things, so I angrily rushed over and grabbed Liu Yuan: "Speak, who told you to bury the grave like that?"

Liu Yuan was already frightened to death, and now his entire body was shivering, "I don't know, I really don't know!"

With a belly full of anger, I touched the handle on the side and pointed at Liu Yuan: "You're the one who buried the grave, you don't know who knows, if you don't tell me, I'll send you off right now."

Only then did Liu Yuan kneel down in shock: "It really isn't my fault. I had diarrhea when I went to get the coffin and buried, I wasn't even there."

Even though I was skeptical of Liu Yuan's words, but seeing his current state, I could not force myself to teach him a lesson. I could only look at Granny Cat to see what he had planned.

Granny Cat sighed, but did not ask any further. She changed the topic: "Don't worry about it for now, open the coffin and burn the body, then we will talk about it."

I nodded my head in agreement. Then, I found a steel rod that I had prepared beforehand. Together with a few burly men, I pried the rivets open and prepared to open the coffin.

The moment the coffin was forced open, the few burly men screamed out in fear and took a few steps back.

I went closer and looked into the coffin. Even though I had prepared my heart beforehand, I was still quite frightened.

The coffin contained the corpse of Liu Yuan's son, who had died in a mining accident. Although it had been washed before he was buried, there were still coal residue on his body and several bruises.

If it was only this, then it wouldn't matter. The main thing was that his stomach had swelled to a round size, and even his life jacket was torn. His steel-green belly was still throbbing, as if there was something squirming inside.

What's more bizarre is that his mouth is wide open and his expression is hideous. His body is crawling with insects and snakes. A toad is coming out of his mouth and nose, making my scalp tingle.

From this, it could be seen that it was not by chance, and most likely, it was because of this reason.

Seeing this scene, we felt a little scared, but Granny Cat seemed to have known about it for a long time, her expression didn't change much, she only stared at another coffin.

Clearly, this coffin that had been "propped up" was the truly terrifying danger.

Seeing Granny Cat's expression, the few burly men naturally knew that this "pillow" coffin was not simple and all retreated, not daring to open the coffin. In the end, it was I who forced them to use their wages to open the coffin, which made them tremble with fear.