Du Kang lowered his head and stared at the fair and tender little hand that was grabbing into his heart. The sharp pain made his body tremble violently, but he couldn't make a sound. Moreover, the hand was digging into his body bit by bit, but there was not a single drop of blood.
Du Kang only felt that his vision was getting blurry, and the surroundings were getting colder and colder. His thoughts were getting slower and slower. He was so dizzy that he just wanted to have a good sleep.
"Ah!"
Suddenly, a shrill and inhuman scream rang out. Du Kang only felt that his whole body was suddenly relaxed. When he came back to his senses, everything around him had returned to normal. He lowered his head and touched his chest. Nothing had happened. He hurriedly got up and looked behind him. There was not even a shadow of a ghost, not to mention a little sister who wanted to dig out his heart.
Shaking his head twice, Du Kang felt that something was wrong, but he couldn't tell what it was. "Oh my god, it's three years before I see a ghost when I'm young, but it's right in front of me when I'm old. Although I, Du Kang, haven't done anything good, I haven't done anything bad either. Why am I so unlucky? No, I'd better hurry back and find a door to take a look."
Du Kang muttered. He turned around and looked left and right, intending to distinguish which way to go back to the dormitory. But after looking for a long time, Du Kang gritted his teeth and scratched the back of his head. "Where the hell is this? How did I get here?"
Du Kang frowned. Suddenly, he felt someone patting his shoulder from behind. The experience just now had made Du Kang a frightened bird. His little heart couldn't bear such stimulation. He screamed and jumped up to run.
"Hey, am I that scary?"
A clear and quiet voice came from behind. Du Kang subconsciously looked back. It turned out to be a petite girl wearing a black leather coat.
"You … are you a human or a ghost?"
"You're the ghost."
The leather-clad girl pouted and rolled her eyes at Du Kang. She stuffed the whole peeled egg in her hand into her mouth, and her cheeks bulged. She chewed it twice and swallowed it. With a look of enjoyment, she clapped her hands and said to Du Kang, "Okay, I finally found you. Come with me to report to the underworld."
After saying that, the leather-clad girl swiped at her waist. With a clattering sound, a black iron chain appeared in her hand. She threw it at Du Kang. The iron chain seemed to have eyes of its own as it nimbly wrapped itself around Du Kang's neck.
"F * ck, what are you doing!?"
Du Kang grabbed the chain and was about to remove it from his neck, but as soon as his hand touched the chain, it was like touching a piece of red-hot iron. With a sizzling sound, a burst of white smoke rose, and he quickly let go of the chain.
He looked down at his hands. They were bright red like two braised pork trotters. Fortunately, there were no blisters, so it wasn't too serious.
The leather-clad girl frowned. She grabbed the chain and walked to Du Kang. She took a look at Du Kang's hand. Du Kang only felt a very comfortable cold feeling, and the burning pain disappeared.
Du Kang looked at the girl in front of him in surprise. Just as he was about to say something, the girl pulled the chain, causing Du Kang to stumble. "F * ck, why are you like this?
I … "
Du Kang wanted to say more, but he saw the girl blow air at his face. His first reaction was that it smelled like strawberries, and then he didn't know anything else. When Du Kang woke up, he found himself sitting on the ground, and the girl was sitting opposite him. She was looking at him with her hand on her cheek.
"You …" Du Kang suddenly stood up, but he only felt dizzy. His head was heavy, and his feet were light. His vision darkened, and he fell back to the ground.
"How about you? Don't get too excited. You'll be fine after you get used to it." The girl tapped her finger on the table, as if she had already expected this reaction from Du Kang.
After shaking his head twice, the dizziness gradually subsided. Du Kang opened his eyes again and looked around. Only then did he realize that he was in a convenience store. There were shelves on both sides, and there were instant noodles, Sprite, and the mysterious girl was leaning on the cashier.
"Who are you, and why did you catch me?" Du Kang sat cross-legged on the ground and asked the girl.
"See for yourself."
The girl didn't answer Du Kang's question. Instead, she took out a tablet and slid it twice. Then she threw it casually, and the tablet slowly floated to Du Kang and landed in front of him.
"What are you looking at?
Baobao found out that his son isn't his biological son … "Du Kang said as he looked down, and the latter half of the sentence was stuck in his mouth.
The tablet really was the headline, and it was the local news of Cang City. There was a row of eye-catching headlines — Unbearable Heat, Four University Students Accidentally Died Swimming in the Canal!
Below the two paragraphs were four colored photos. Although they were all mosaiced, Du Kang could still recognize that the person in the third photo was himself. He quickly slid his hand down, intending to read the news, but his hand went straight through the tablet.
"I … This is …" Du Kang's head exploded. He wasn't a smart boy, but he was definitely not a fool. Everything in front of him clearly told him that he was dead. "How could this be?
I … How could I be dead?
Why don't I have any impression of this? "
Ring ring ring …
Just then, the wind chime hanging at the door of the convenience store rang, and a man pushed the door open and walked in. He walked up to Du Kang, who was scratching his head in confusion, and patted his shoulder. "Young man, I didn't expect to run into you again. We're really fated."
Du Kang found the voice a little familiar. He looked up and was so scared that he almost screamed. His lips trembled as he looked at the fortune-teller in front of him. "You … why are you … aren't you … aren't you …"
"Not what?"
The fortune-teller grinned, and his face split open again. This time, what was even more terrifying was that his mouth was filled with white maggots. Every time he spoke, the maggots would fall out. His left eye popped out and drooped on his cheek, and a tree branch was stuck in his right eye socket. Thick, black blood dripped down the branch and onto Du Kang's feet.
Du Kang was so scared that he almost fainted.
"Alright, don't scare him. It wasn't easy to find one. If you want to scare his soul, then find me another one."
The girl walked over and slapped the back of the Drowned Ghost's head, causing him to stick out his tongue. With a shake of his head, he returned to his normal appearance. Looking at Du Kang, who was so scared that he almost wet his pants, the girl clutched his stomach and laughed. "Aiyo, this is the first time I've seen a ghost so scared. Sister Chu, who is he?
He's so timid. Is he a coward? "
"Nonsense, he's a living soul. Do you think he's an old ghost like you? Oh, right, I was so busy with these four little guys that I almost forgot to congratulate you. You've caught a substitute today. Just wait for me to tell Gehenna, and you can go reincarnate."
The girl reached for a can of beer on the shelf and threw it to the Drowned Ghost. "Consider it a celebration for you."