Fengchi, Blood Sea, Laogong, and Yongquan. Du Kang's body was pierced by 36 silver needles in one breath by Weiwei. His whole body twitched and trembled slightly. His sweat was like syrup, as if he was fished out of the water. His eyebrows were tightly knitted, and a gurgling sound came from his throat. The black Qi on his face was even more violent.
"What a terrible Yin Qi. Where did Xiao Pang go? How did he get stained with this?"
Weiwei looked at the black Qi that condensed into a ferocious ghost face on Du Kang's face from time to time and felt anxious. Seeing that Du Kang was in unbearable pain, Weiwei was so anxious that she almost pounded the wall. "Ah, right, look at my brain. Xiao Pang is my contract partner. I can give him my blood to force out the Yin Qi."
Weiwei bit the middle finger of her left hand, and a drop of ruby-like blood slowly flowed out. She pressed the drop of blood on Du Kang's eyebrows. A small snake mark that looked up and swallowed the sky appeared quietly. The drop of blood melted into Du Kang's skin, and the black snake's blood-red eyes suddenly lit up as if it had come to life.
"Wuwuwu … Wah!"
Du Kang's body trembled even more violently. About five seconds later, Du Kang turned over and spat out a mouthful of black blood.
"Xiao Pang, how do you feel?"
Weiwei didn't care to say that Du Kang spat out black blood on the ground. She directly helped Du Kang up from the ground and carried Du Kang into the warehouse. She sat down on a pile of mineral water and gently patted Du Kang's back with her small hand. She pressed her finger on Du Kang's wrist to check his pulse. His pulse was much more stable, and the cold Yin Qi had disappeared. It had all been spat out along with the mouthful of black blood.
Du Kang rubbed his temples hard. He felt that his head hurt as if it had been split by an ax. He wished he could punch himself twice to feel better.
"Chu … Sister Chu, ahem, you're back." Du Kang looked at Weiwei and grinned. That smile was absolutely no better than crying.
Weiwei gave a bottle of mineral water to Du Kang and let him rinse his mouth. She slowly pulled out the silver needles one by one. "Hey, Xiao Pang, don't move. the Liuyao Needle Needle is very particular. One wrong step and you will lose your life."
Du Kang spat the mouthwash on the ground. He raised his head and gulped it down. After drinking more than half of the bottle, he wiped his mouth with satisfaction. He leaned back on the box behind him and let Weiwei touch his body.
"Phew, Sister Chu, you have no idea how close I've been to hell this time. Tell me, it's not easy for me to live again, but why do things keep happening one after another, and they're all so troublesome? I really feel like I should've just died back then." Chu Feng sighed in relief.
Weiwei pulled out all the silver needles and put the small cloth bag back into the first aid box. She turned around and leaned against the door frame. She put her hands on her shoulders and looked up and down at Du Kang. She didn't answer when Du Kang talked to her. She just looked at him. Finally, she made Du Kang feel uncomfortable. He subconsciously touched his body. "Sister Chu, if you have something to say, just say it. I am timid."
"Timid? You are really timid. How many days have you been with me?
How many ghosts have you seen?
You dare to consecrate yourself? "Weiwei put her hands on her waist and walked in circles. Her voice became louder and louder. In the end, it turned into a roar. She turned into a little tigress." Today, I came back in time. What if I am not here one day?
You will die, do you know that! "
Du Kang knew that Weiwei was so angry because she was worried about him. It was for his own good. After Weiwei finished roaring, Du Kang told her everything about the manager of the Medical University.
"You said it was dormitory 444." Weiwei tapped her fingers rhythmically. It seemed that she was recalling something. "I remember that Lao Wang mentioned it to me once. It was before the liberation. Well, it seems that it really happened."
"Hey, Chu … Sister Chu!
Look, I am going to die. "
Listening to Weiwei, Du Kang suddenly caught a glimpse of something moving in the two pools of blood that he had just vomited. He fixed his eyes on it and almost vomited again.
What was wriggling in the pool of black pus and blood turned out to be a large number of black insects. They were not big, only the size of a rice grain. They looked like seven-spotted ladybugs, but they were completely black. In the sticky black blood, they huddled together and made a slight popping sound, which made people feel sick and want to vomit.
Weiwei followed Du Kang's gaze and looked over. She shook her head. "These should be Miaojiang's poisonous insects. But we really don't know what kind of poisonous insect it is …"
"This is the Sacrificing Heart Poisonous Insect!"
Before Weiwei finished her words, Du Hongwei and Madam Du suddenly walked in from outside. Looking at the group of insects on the ground, she held a blue talisman between her fingers. She waved it in the wind and it spontaneously combusted without any fire. She threw it on the beetle. The orange talisman fire with a hint of light green fell on the beetle's body. It immediately burned the beetle and made a crackling sound. Not long after, it all curled up. When the talisman fire was extinguished, the black blood was burned, leaving only the beetle's body curled up like a ball. It was completely carbonized from the inside out.
Seeing Madam Du suddenly barging in, both Du Kang and Weiwei felt strange. Du Kang asked, "Why are you here?"
Madam Du waved her hand and sighed. It was hard to explain in a few words, so she told them the whole story.
This matter had to start from the early years of the Republic of China. At that time, the War of Resistance had not yet begun. The country was in a chaotic state of war between warlords. Cang City, whether it was in ancient times or modern times, was an important place for the military.
To the east, one could enter the sea, and to the north, one could guard the imperial capital and Jindu. It was located on a plain and the land was fertile. Of course, this place was even more famous for its people. The people here were valiant and obsessed with martial arts. Because of this, many people later died in this land for the sake of national righteousness and to protect the country.
"Actually, this place …" Madam Du pointed at the land under her feet. "From the West Railway Station to the stadium, and here, it's a piece of open land. Further west is the mass grave. Yes, it's near the current Yueban Bay."
"Later on, something big happened in Cang City. Even the people of that era couldn't help but tremble in fear when they heard about it. In just one night, an entire village, an entire village, died miserably. I heard from the old people that even the police who collected the corpses didn't dare to go. In the end, they found an old bachelor in his sixties and spent a lot of money to help clean up the corpses."
"Wait, Madam, you didn't come here just to tell us a ghost story of the Republic of China, did you?"
Du Kang raised his hand to interrupt Madam Du's words. "If that's the case, then I might as well directly search for it on the internet. There are all kinds of versions. You can say there are zombies, vampires, people fishing for corpses, people fishing for gold, etc."