The Story of the Miko

Kagome hanged from the tree for a while before slowly waking up. "Is there anyone, please help me." In the dark night, no one answered her. At this time, she also thought of Inuyasha, but Inuyasha should be in the hospital building now, she thought, bending with all her strength. The waist was going to be enough for her ankles, but after a few tries, she gave up and was hung like this, and someone would come to rescue her when the day dawned.

After getting used to the darkness, the bright full moon also slowly illuminated the mountain forest. She turned her head to look awkwardly, but saw a few monsters with horns jumping around in the shadow of the tree below her head. They are a little bigger than Shiro, some are a little smaller, their black eyes emit a vicious light, squinting at Kagome on the tree, and making an excited "hissing" sound.

"Hey, you guys! Let me down quickly!" She was hung upside down on the tree, with blood rushing to the top of her head, and she was a little dizzy.

"Hey! It can't be you!" She sighed in frustration, and when she turned her head in the sky, she saw the tallest tree in front of her, and under the biggest tree here, there was a faint light, which was emitted by the soul. The kind of faint dark light.

"Hey! Hey!" She shouted, and waved her arms, she quickly pulled out a paper spell from her side skirt, closed her eyes and recited silently, the yellow paper gave off a dim light, which is what she is now almost One of the most basic spells that can be cast, it emits a similar light to attract dead souls.

You Guang standing under the huge tree really reacted, and slowly moved towards this side. Kagome was shaking on the tree, and the dim light of the charm in his hand was also shaking, as if swaying in the air with the wind flag.The spirit moved very slowly, and when it reached Kagome's feet, she felt that she was almost dying.

"Cough cough! Uncle? Uncle? I'm tied to a tree, can you help me untie it? I'm sorry, thank you!" She swayed left and right in the air, and the soul standing below her moved her eyes: " Was it rectified by the little monster?"

"Oh, yes, yes. It was messed up by a few pitch-black little things. Uncle, can you help me solve it?"

"I'm afraid not." He said: "The ghosts who have stayed here for a long time know how powerful little monsters are, and there are countless people who have been punished by them. If you don't want to offend them, you'd better not destroy their plans to punish people, otherwise There will be a lot of suffering."

"They are so small, and you have no substance, please, just move your fingers a little and help me untie the rope."

"You don't know them, so of course you would say that." He said leisurely, looking at Kagome hanging above, and observing the surroundings, "They have been here for hundreds of years, and they have been studying how to manipulate people. Tricks are a group of heartless and vicious guys." He said, circling around Kagome's head: "Tricky and cunning, as long as they want to play tricks, no one can escape or dare to fight against." He published He made a slightly sympathetic tone, and wanted to turn around and swim past.

"You!" Kagome yelled: "Are you waiting for the old lady?" He turned around, and Kagome still hung there with her neck up and said in a hoarse voice: "I know it's you, you put me down, I'll take you Go find her."

"There are so many ghosts wandering here, how did you guess it was me?" He wandered around Kagome with doubts.

"When you came out from under the biggest tree, I knew that you must be waiting for someone to stand beside such an iconic thing, right?"

He didn't deny it, but looked at the yellow charm tightly clenched in Kagome's hand, "Is it a witch?" He asked.

"Yes, yes, please, Grandpa, I'm about to throw up while being hung, can you loosen the rope for me?"

When Kagome was put down and walked forward with her grandfather, there was a series of "swiping" sounds not far behind her feet, and she looked back.

"Don't worry, they're following you. They haven't seen anything new for a long time. Now that they bite, they won't give up easily."

"What are they?" Kagome looked back with a complaining expression.

The old man pondered for a while and said, "You know the hospital in the back, where there are some babies who die or unborn stillbirths every year." Kagome looked at him in surprise.Listen to him: "Their souls can't be freed, and they can't find a way to reincarnate, so there are these ugly ghost monsters that live in the dark and damp crevices." The old man continued: "But fortunately, they Not much evil except an endless love of mischief, as if there were nothing more amusing in the world than mischief."

"Then what should we do now?" Kagome asked nervously.

"Don't worry!" He said slowly with a reassuring drawl tone: "It's been more than ten years, and I know them by heart with my eyes closed. You will be fine."

"Are you sure?" She stood there, looking at him nervously: "I really want to step on something, and I feel like I will be in big trouble if I move it a little."

"Oh, I can't guarantee that they won't be innovative, otherwise, where do so many multi-level multiplayer games come from." He immediately corrected what he just said.

"So what should I do now?" she asked.

The wandering soul pressed himself into a ball, as if squatting down, and he pondered for a while: "Uh," he seemed very embarrassed, looked at Kagome's feet, and still kept his calm tone and movements, and looked up. Kagome glanced and said, "It's really not good, I don't know how to tell you."

"What is it?" She showed fear and help-seeking eyes: "Will it be dangerous?"

"It's not too dangerous. You know they don't have much interest in danger, but you still find it hard to accept." He looked at Kagome's questioning and tangled expression in a dim light, and said slowly: "Actually, you stepped on shit. gone."

When Kagome was frantically wiping his feet and covering his nose, he said in a thankful tone: "Fortunately, I don't have feet now." When Kagome calmed down, he stayed quietly and looked at "Why didn't she come to me? I've been waiting for her," she said.

"You said you were waiting in the hospital, how could you run so far away!" She said half complaining and half wronged.

"Because you can see farther and more carefully there," he retorted.

"I don't know where Inuyasha is now." She didn't look at the ghost, but turned to look at the hospital and continued: "Okay, okay, I won't argue with you, let's go find the old lady. Maybe she didn't go there to find you She got lost." She was confused, she didn't want to tell him about the old grandma's injury, she felt that it would only make things worse, and she was not sure about anything, so she couldn't say those bad words.

She was about to take a step forward, "Be careful!" Someone shouted from behind, and floated in front of her, the cool breath and the breeze blowing away the dense grass in front of her, revealing a very thin thread, It crossed in front of Kagome, extending into the depths of the forest.

Kagome watched carefully, and asked softly, "Is it dangerous?"

The ghost didn't look at her, and wandered forward all the way, saying: "They are angry, you'd better go fast." Kagome strode over the silk thread and chased after her: "Are we going to escape? Shouldn't we fight back?" , How could it be possible to escape in this situation, I should be punished, I am not a coward. Hey! Hey!"

She chased Soul all the way, watching him disappear through the hospital walls. "Did I tell you that I can't pass through walls, and I can't jump over walls. Now it's very difficult for me to trample an ant to death. Forget it, I didn't say anything, at least there is the front door , I can walk in generously."

She walked into the hospital through the front door, and a sense of spooky air came over her face. The hospital looked more gloomy and cold than when she first came, maybe because she was alone now. "Inuyasha, are you still there?" She asked in a low voice: "Uncle or Grandpa, are you there?" He walked forward slowly, turning his head to look around from time to time.

"This place is really a ghost." As she said, a ghost that was about to walk passed by her and stopped to look at her.Kagome quickly straightened his posture, bowed to him and asked, "Excuse me, have you seen the boy in crimson clothes or the ghost looking for his wife?" The ghost shook its head and passed by.She watched him go away, took out a charm from her sleeve pocket and held it in her hand, breathed out and slowly groped forward.

In the darkness obliquely ahead, I vaguely heard someone's cries, intermittent and inaudible.Kagome walked over slowly, and asked in a soft voice, "Who is where? Who is crying?" The voice paused, followed by a louder voice than before, as clear and immature as a child.She walked into the darkness and walked in the direction of the crying.

Ahead is a corner of a corridor. After turning the corner, a patch of flower vines supports a small green shade. In the darkness under the shade of flowers, there is a darker shadow. The cry seems choked and aggrieved. Kagome stands at the corner, looking at the front Darkness: "Hey, have you had enough acting? I know it's you, what exactly do you want to do?"

The author has something to say: Chongzi signed a contract today, and I am very happy. I will make up a chapter and work harder in the future.This article involves fighting, but romance, proper romance.