There are mythical animals at home to ward off evil spirits

Bai Hao did not take Qin Nan to ride away immediately. Instead, he asked Qin Nan to put down his helmet, parked the car at the door, and took Qin Nan to visit several other open stores.

I bought a velvet double blanket, a flashlight, and a red candle. Finally, I returned to the white shop and picked up two boxes of incense and a lighter.

Qin Nan saw that the previous bus was still parked at the gate of the town and didn't know what was going on inside.

Everything was ready. Before leaving, the old man who tied the paper suddenly got up and came out and gave Bai Hao something. It was a black piece, like an inkstone, but it didn't smell like it. This thing had a faint aroma, and it seemed like There is a vague smell of blood.

Bai Hao looked at it, took it, and said, "Do your best."

The old man was speechless and walked slowly back to the store with his body hunched over.

Bai Hao put away his things, put his backpack on Qin Nan's back, put on his helmet, and then drove his motorcycle to the northwest of the town.

Qin Nan hugged Bai Hao's waist tightly, wearing a helmet, and coupled with the sound of the wind, Qin Nan couldn't hear anything clearly.

It wasn't until Bai Hao stopped the car that Qin Nan let go of his hand in a daze, straightened up, and looked around, but this place seemed to be in the wilderness.

At this moment, the two of them were in the middle of a grassy mountain road. At Bai Hao's signal, Qin Nan took off his helmet and heard the sound of a car not far behind him. When he turned around, it turned out to be the medium-sized bus from before.

Bai Hao didn't seem surprised at all. The two got off the car. Bai Hao parked his motorcycle under a tree on the side of the road, put his things on his back, and led Qin Nan into the side of a big tree.

Only then did Qin Nan discover that there was a path behind it. Although it was piled with dry branches, it was still vaguely distinguishable. It was just blocked by a big tree, so it would be difficult for people who didn't know it to find it.

Qin Nan: "Those people?"

Bai Hao: "Ignore it."

Although Qin Nan had doubts, he did not ask. He followed Bai Hao along the rugged path. There was a quarrel in the distance behind him. The two walked for about twenty minutes, and rapid steps were heard behind them.

The two stopped, and Qin Nan looked back. It was Jiang Yuan, and there were three people accompanying him, a girl with short hair, and two boys who looked strong. All four of them were equipped with travel bags, so they must have come prepared.

When Jiang Yuan saw Qin Nan and the two stopped, he hurriedly stepped forward and said, "Sorry to bother you, can we go with you?"

Before Qin Nan spoke, Bai Hao said lightly: "Whatever."

After saying this, Bai Hao took Qin Nan and continued to move forward, and the four people behind him followed suit. The group of six people stumbled forward silently on the rugged path in the mountains.

The mountains and forests in winter were getting colder and colder. Qin Nan zipped up his coat and wrapped his hat tightly. The sky was getting gloomier, but luckily it didn't snow in the end.

The four people behind them were panting as they watched Bai Hao and Qin Nan walking briskly in front, their faces full of disbelief, especially the three except Jiang Yuan.

At first, they followed Bai Hao and the two of them on the small road, and the road behind them was covered in fog. They were afraid that they would lose them, so they agreed to Jiang Yuan's proposal to go with the two of them. Unexpectedly, these two people were absolutely ordinary people.

It was noon when they set off, and it was almost evening now. The two- or three-hour journey was still a mountainous road, but they seemed to be fine.

Bai Hao was really fine. As for Qin Nan, he was also tired, but Bai Hao put his hand on his lower back, as if he had used some magic power. Qin Nan felt that his body was light, and he did not feel too tired. His legs and feet were also fine. Not so tired.

Jiang Yuan and the others reluctantly followed Bai Hao and the others. The road behind them gradually became foggy. They felt strange, but there was no way out. It was safer to follow Bai Hao and the others than to return the way they came.

After another ten minutes or so, Qin Nan looked at the end of the path not far away, which was connected to a wide dirt road. Now they were halfway up the mountain, and this dirt road connected up and down the mountain.

Because of the mist, although the visual range is a thousand meters away, standing on the mountainside, it is impossible to see clearly the situation of the village at the foot of the mountain.

Qin Nan and his party followed the mountain road down the mountain. There was a small archway at the entrance of the village, with a wooden plaque hanging in the middle that read "Liu Cun".

It was night at this time, and the village was quiet. Only the old street lights on the roadside were still on. But strangely, no one in the village turned on the lights. Only the intermittent chirping of insects and birds made a few people feel at ease. .

Qin Nan was about to ask Bai Hao if he could enter the village, when he heard the sound of chaotic footsteps coming from far and near. Bai Hao pulled Qin Nan to a nearby grain pile, and Jiang Yuan and the four others immediately hid next to another grain pile.

After a while, a dozen men appeared, holding various farm tools in their hands. They looked like farm men, but the strange thing was that they were actually wearing ancient short brown clothes and their behavior was a little stiff.

Qin Nan glanced at Bai Hao in confusion. Bai Hao frowned, not knowing what he was thinking. Qin Nan turned back to look at the entrance of the village. When he looked up, he saw a green and black face, with dark eyes and no white at all. At this moment He was staring at Qin Nan.

However, Qin Nan had experienced a lot of stimulation after all, and he was unusually calm this time. He was about to raise his hand to pat Bai Hao, who was thinking deeply, when the short-haired girl beside him screamed.

"Ahhhh-"

Bai Hao also came back to his senses, but he was not surprised when he saw several people gathered in front of him.

Bai Hao stood up, pulled Qin Nan back, and kicked the person in front of him, causing a series of people behind him to fly backwards, and another one turned around and kicked the farm tools beside the grain pile.

"run!"

After Bai Hao finished speaking, he pulled Qin Nan and ran into the barn behind the farmhouse. Qin Nan looked back and saw that Jiang Yuan and others had also run out, but the people who had been knocked down by Bai Hao had also gotten up and were chasing after them. Abandon.

"Crack, crack, crack—"

Suddenly, several firecrackers were heard in the village, and then the lights in all the houses turned on. A large searchlight came from nowhere and turned towards a few people. Qin Nan was shaken and closed his eyes.

When he opened his eyes again, he saw that he was tied up with a strong hemp rope and dragged away by the villager who was chasing him just now. The villager turned around from time to time and smiled weirdly.

There was no tooth in the open mouth, only a blood-red tongue writhing. Qin Nan was so frightened that he trembled all over. He used all his strength to break free, and then ran away. Qin Nan swore that he had never run away in his life. So fast.

Bai Hao looked at Qin Nan who suddenly jumped up and fled frantically. He was slightly startled and thought something bad. He turned to look at the four people behind him. Sure enough, they also suddenly fled in all directions.

There's something wrong with those lights!

However, Bai Hao didn't have time to think too much and immediately chased Qin Nan, but after turning around a few times, Qin Nan disappeared.

Bai Hao didn't know where the accident happened. Not only did his natural ability become invalid, but his mana seemed to be imprisoned, and he couldn't even change back to his original form. The village that was supposed to have only a few dozen households suddenly had hundreds of households. The former grain farm They have all turned into scattered houses.