After the fake daughter’s mind was read, the real daughter posted crazy posts

This is a house with three courtyards, and each courtyard is very large. Chu Mu and Chu Shang had been walking for almost ten minutes and still hadn't walked out of the courtyard.

The yard was in a very dilapidated state, with a thick pile of fallen leaves on the ground and dead branches from the nearby locust tree.

Walking in the yard, the sound of falling leaves crunching with every step made Chu Mu feel a little dazed that this was not summer.

Moreover, maybe it was because she was too nervous, but she always felt that the temperature dropped a lot when she entered the yard.

Chu Shang next to him was still trying to call Chu's father, but the result was the same. No one answered after calling many times.

So she started calling Chu Fang, but still no one answered.

She couldn't help but whispered, "What's going on? Why don't you answer the phone?"

Chu Mu heard it, took Chu Shang's phone, took a look, and was a little surprised: "Sister, your phone has no signal!"

Chu Chang took it and took a look, it was true, she usually didn't pay attention to this, after all, Luozhou was not remote, it was impossible that there was no signal coverage.

Seeing this, Chu Mu also took out his mobile phone, turned it on and saw that there was indeed no signal.

[I see, my sister and I are stuck in a maze! ]

It was clear that if I walked around the wall outside, I could finish it in just over ten minutes. It didn't make sense that after entering the wall, I had been walking for so long without even getting out of the yard.

If there was no explanation for this, she really wouldn't believe it.

Chu Shang felt a chill on her back when she heard this. She clenched Chu Mu's hand and pulled her forward, looking around vigilantly from time to time.

The two of them were wandering around the yard like headless flies.

Perhaps they were lucky enough, the two of them actually walked out in a daze, and as soon as they left the yard, they saw Chu's father and the Taoist priests.

When Chu Mu saw Chu's father, he felt a little aggrieved.

"Dad, you sent a message to my sister, why didn't you make it clear what the message was!"

The remaining fear caused Chu Mu to speak to Chu's father with a little bit of resentment.

I thought Mr. Chu would explain, but he looked at them blankly and said, "I didn't send a message to Shang Shang."

"Ah?" Chu Mu snatched Chu Shang's phone and clicked on the text message, only to find that the message had disappeared.

Chu Mu and Chu Shang looked at each other, and both of them felt their scalps tingling.

Chu Mu was extremely scared, and so was Chu Shang. They both gathered around the little Taoist priest. After all, he was the best person among them to deal with such things.

The two of them told Chu's father everything that had happened in the past ten minutes, and at the end they looked at him with almost sad faces.

Father Chu's face didn't look very good either.

"Just now, the little master said that he felt that the magnetic field here was not right, so we came here. We didn't expect to meet you two."

It seems that the reason why Chu Mu and Chu Shang were able to come out just now was because of the little Taoist priest.

"There won't be any dirt in this house!"

I didn't expect that the person who said this first was the old Taoist priest.

He hunched his neck and held his apprentice's arm, his whole body hunched over, and he looked quite pitiful.

But Chu Mu only pitied him for a moment, and then bravely threatened him: "Aren't you a specialist in this? Why are you so scared!"

After saying that, he wanted to fight for the ownership of the little Taoist priest's arm.

In this kind of atmosphere, the little Taoist priest is simply the synonym of security!

The old Taoist muttered: "Is my research on this contradictory to my fear?"

Chu Mu was speechless.

The two of them argued for a few words and were stopped by the young Taoist priest.

He frowned, holding a compass in his hand, and his face looked full of pressure.

Then, the little Taoist's expression changed: "No, there are still people here."