C3 Earth Temple

Under the cover of the moonlight, the cat-faced old man gradually calmed down. However, he was swaying back and forth like a wild beast beneath the altar.

Lai San didn't understand how the Fourth Father of the Dog had come back to life. However, this bloody and terrifying scene told him that the Fourth Father of the Dog was definitely not a living person!

After who knows how long had passed, Lai San knew that the moonlight had already slipped onto the altar. Probably later in the night. Lai San pursed the corner of his lips, thinking that even if he died, he should at least let others know how he died. Also, he must ask others to bury him in the ground. He must not leave him in a broken temple or he will become a ghost.

Lai San wanted to write a suicide note, but he couldn't read a single word, let alone write a single one. After thinking for a long time, Lai San decided to use his finger to draw what happened to him on the altar.

Lai San drew a cat's head and then a corpse. Even after drawing for a long time, it still didn't feel right. At this moment, the sky outside the window was starting to brighten up, as if the night had been slightly torn apart to reveal a pure white fish belly.

Soon after, the sound of a rooster crowing could be heard. Suddenly, the Fourth Father's wrinkled face began to twist in a strange manner. He opened his mouth wide, revealing his white fangs. He let out a mournful cat's cry from his throat and fell to the ground, motionless.

As his father's body fell to the ground, the tension in Lai San's mind reached its peak. Lai San felt the world spinning around him. His head felt heavy and his feet were light. He laid limply beside the statue of Lord Earth.

The slumbering Lai San first felt as if someone was ruthlessly pinching him, and a strange, spicy feeling exploded from his stomach, then rippling to his heart, causing him to feel somewhat hot and dry. Right at this moment, a bucket of water suddenly splashed onto Lai San's head.

Lai San, who was originally somewhat hot, suddenly opened his eyes when he saw the cold water. He saw a vast expanse of whiteness before his eyes. As he focused his eyes, he realized that he was surrounded by a lot of people. The Village Chief stood off to the side with a gloomy face. Widow Li was holding a basin of water and was trembling slightly.

"What are you doing? All you did was steal two radishes from your house!" Lai San jumped up from the ground and shouted to the surrounding villagers.

Lai San's mind was a little muddled, but he felt that he had lost a little face after being splashed by a woman in front of everyone.

The onlookers didn't mock or mock Lai San as they usually did. Rather, they simply punched and kicked him. At this moment, every villager's face was engraved with a deep sense of fear.

The air suddenly froze, and the atmosphere was extremely strange.

Suddenly, the Village Chief took a step forward and grabbed Lai San by the collar.

"Lai San'er, you f * cking tell me how Dog-Four died!"

"Fourth Dog!"

Lai San suddenly thought of something. His face paled and his pupils contracted violently. He broke free from the village chief's grasp and knelt down in front of the statue of Lord Landlord with a 'plop'.

He kowtowed with all his might and cried indistinctly. The Village Head and the onlookers looked at each other.

"This Lai San'er, is he a demon?" A person beside Lai San asked.

The village chief fiercely spat on the ground and pulled Lai San up. Ye Zichen glared into Lai San's eyes and roared.

"Stop howling, stop f * cking howling. What happened last night?" How did Dog Four die! "

Hearing the Village Head's words, Lai San suddenly looked around. He suddenly turned to look at his father, who was crawling on the ground beside him. He pointed at the body of his father and yelled in fear, "It's him, his father did it!"

Everyone took a look at the corpse of the fourth father of the dogs. Due to the fact that he was facing down, they could not see his ferocious and terrifying face. No one felt anything strange. The village chief looked at Lai San'er and yelled.

"Don't f * cking push this matter onto the dead, I've already asked about it. Four pulled his father over! "

Lai San looked at the Village Head and slapped his hand heavily on his leg. For a moment, Qi and blood rushed to his head, he choked back a mouthful of cold air, his face turned pale, and his eyeballs rolled up.

"Offences..." Offenses... "A tiger!"

After hearing what Lai San said, fear appeared on the faces of the surrounding people.

This was what the older generation called a "tiger attack", and the official written explanation was a corpse fraud!

In the Taihang Mountains of the North China Plain, the most terrifying thing that the older generation encountered in the mountains was the jackal, the tiger, the wolf, and the leopard. He was also used to comparing evil things to tigers.

The story of the man dying and the tiger dying was something that the people of Fuli village had heard from the elders since a young age. The fear of a corpse defying a tiger was deep inside his bones.

A suffocating fear spread throughout the entire temple.

"What did you say? Did the fourth father make a mistake?" "Are you fooling around?"

The Village Chief returned to his senses and shouted at Lai San. Although his voice was loud, the Village Chief's eyes were slightly dazzled and beads of sweat appeared on his forehead.

The village chief had a few strong men push Lai San onto the Earthen Lord's divine altar.

Lai San continued to struggle, but was unable to muster any strength.

"Village head, this dog Fourth Father has really become a tiger!" He sucked his own son's brain dry! "

The Village Head scoffed and said, "You're still f * cking talking about feudal superstitions. Chairman Mao had already told me that we should break through the fourth tradition and defeat Ox, Ghost, Snake and God!"

As the Village Head spoke, he took out a red treasure book from his jacket pocket.

Next, the village chief looked at a thirteen or fourteen year old child and said, "Pillar, go and inform the police station in town!"

Lai San struggled crazily. A few strong men tied Lai San up with ropes that usually used to tie pigs.

Lai San yelled as he was pushed out of the temple and tied to a pillar at the entrance.

"Pillar, you didn't kill Lai San!"

Unable to free himself from the rope, Lai San could only dash forward

However, the corpses of the four dogs in the temple still needed to be dealt with. The village chief commanded his men to turn Dog-Four's father over and leave him in the temple. It would be unreasonable for him to just crawl around like that.

A few brave men muttered something and reached their hands down from the left side of the corpse. He slowly prepared to turn the body over.

The moment the corpse left the ground, a few men suddenly revealed expressions of terror and quickly withdrew their hands. The corpse heavily fell to the ground.

The village chief was naturally unhappy to see this scene. He looked at the few men and gave him pointers.

"You are the bravest people in the village, how can you be even inferior to a girl's doll!"

"Village head." "This …" The men had already moved to the side. Each of them seemed to have their throats strangled as their eyes stared in terror.

The village chief walked with big strides to the side of Dog Four's father's corpse. He used his hands to touch under the corpse, his strong arms continuously exerting power. He turned the body over.

Suddenly, a strong stench of blood spread throughout the temple. Everyone present subconsciously looked at it like it was a corpse. With this look, the surrounding people almost wet their pants.

One by one, their eyes widened in fear. Fourth Father Doggie's eyes were wide open, and the skin on his face was scrunched together like that of a hairless cat.

The blood and brain matter all over his body had yet to congeal completely, and a damp feeling hung on his sharp and terrifying teeth.

"This … this …"

The Village Chief's face was deathly pale, and he subconsciously took out his red treasure book. In those days, great leaders were felt to be the source of all power, helping us to defeat all our enemies.

"Lai San'er!"

The village chief shouted. One of the men beside him pursed his lips and said, "Village Head, Lai San'er is tied to a tree at the entrance of the temple." He's a murderer! "

The village chief turned his head and glared at the man, "What a murderer!"

The Village Chief ran out of the temple door and found that Lai San was tied to a tree. He was already tired of cursing. He lowered his head and kept mumbling to himself.

"They have to die, they have to die!"