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In the deep and dark cave, I kept running, even though my body was scratched by many sharp and protruding rocks.

I have to save time.

While the weather is calm, find Mu Bai as soon as possible.

He knows many secrets and is closely related to them all. He is the key figure in solving the mystery.

The sound of footsteps kept echoing, and the dense snake holes on the cave wall made me always on guard. Occasionally, I could hear the hissing of snakes spitting out their seeds.

The sound in the front was less, if it was there or not, but it became clearer and clearer in the back. I could even see some snakes sticking their heads out of the holes.

The big mung bean eyes, with a cold light, seemed to be sizing me up.

I stopped quickly.

After looking into the cold vertical pupils for two seconds, the snakes still just looked at me quietly. I tried to move my steps, and when I found that they didn't move, I endured the numbness of my scalp and walked forward cautiously.

More and more snakes poked their heads out of the holes. On both sides of the narrow hole were snake heads of different sizes, with scales of different colors glowing under the flashlight.

Imagine walking through this burrow under the gaze of snakes.

Words can no longer describe my current mood. My heart is beating like thunder, cold sweat is pouring out crazily, my legs are weak, and I am walking forward almost relying on instinct.

The snake's head followed my movements and looked at my uninvited guest with a faint look. I didn't know if they saw anything or if they would show their fangs at me next moment.

A heart seemed to be hanging on the tip of a knife, so nervous that it was almost suffocating.

Holding the knife tightly, I moved forward mechanically and numbly.

Ahead, more snakes poked their heads out of the darkness.

My heart seems to be soaked in cold water.

A strange intuition arose in my heart. I was getting closer and closer to the end of the hole, but there would only be more and more snakes there.

I don’t know how long I walked, but the dark and narrow cave suddenly opened up.

Below is a space as big as a basketball court.

In the darkness, you could faintly see some snakes squirming in the corners, but at least there were no snake holes in the wall.

I breathed a sigh of relief.

Shining the flashlight inside, at the deepest end, there seemed to be a person standing motionless.

"Mu Bai?"

I walked over carefully with my flashlight on.

Mu Bai turned his back to me, as if he couldn't hear my voice, and stood stiffly on the spot.

In front of him is a broken stone tablet.

My heart skipped a beat.

Could he be dead?

"Mu Bai, what's wrong with you?" I shouted again, only one step away from his back, and stretched out my hand to tentatively pat his shoulder.

"Who are you?"

Before his palm touched him, a cold voice suddenly came from him.

My hand paused and I quickly retracted it.

Taking two steps back, I looked again at this "person" whose back looked like Mu Bai's.

The reason why I was so nervous was because the voice just now was not Mu Bai's own voice, but a woman's.

But I couldn't tell if it was the sneering female voice on the ground.

"Who are you?" I asked, staring at Mu Bai's back.

"Why do you smell like him?" the cold female voice asked again, and I was pretty sure that this voice came from Mu Bai.

In the gloomy cave, snakes are crawling everywhere, and a woman's voice comes from a man's body. This scene is extremely scary.

"Who is he? Mu Bai?" I answered, while silently reciting the formula in my mind and using my eyes to observe Mu Bai.

There was nothing wrong with Mu Bai himself, but there was a black shadow overlapping his body. The graceful figure was obviously that of a woman, and there was a black energy lingering around her body.

By the way, I took another look at the hole.

But what surprised me was that there was no black air in the cave, but there seemed to be something wrong with the stone tablet in front of Mu Bai, but I didn't have time to see it clearly.

"Say, or I'll kill you." The woman's voice was full of chill.

"Who are you talking about? If you don't tell me anything, how can I answer you?"

The woman is silent.

Mu Bai suddenly turned around slowly, his movements were mechanical and stiff, like a puppet, and his eyes were closed tightly.

"You mean him?" I pointed at Mu Bai, "I am his friend and came here with him."

"Friend?" Mu Bai's lips didn't move, but the woman's voice came from him, and the other party seemed to be thinking about the word.

I could feel an icy chill surging around me.

"Who are you?" I asked tentatively.

The woman didn't answer me, and she didn't care about me anymore.

Mu Bai's body moved, and he turned around stiffly with his eyes closed, facing the stone tablet.

I moved my position to avoid Mu Bai, shined my flashlight over it, and saw the stone tablet.

This stone tablet is as tall as a person. It has been standing in the cave for unknown years. The surface is covered with damp moss, but you can vaguely see the words on it.

I couldn't understand the first few words, it should be a certain name, but I could make out the last word.

tomb.

This is a tombstone.

It's rare to see such a big tombstone. How big is this tomb? Could it be that this entire cave is actually an underground tomb?

"I brought him here, can I lift the curse?"

The woman seemed to be speaking to the tombstone.

Another curse!

My eyes suddenly opened wide.

Could it be that Mu Bai is a cursed person?

Is this why the adults in the village don't let their children play with him? But his grandmother clearly said that the villagers were the ones who were cursed!

Is this just to comfort him, or is it the truth?

My reminder for this live broadcast.

"They all say that I am an unknown person. Only I know that it is actually them who are unknown."

It just corresponds to Mu Bai.

The villagers thought Mu Bai was cursed, but in fact, they were the ones who were cursed.

By the way, what exactly is a curse?

I tried to keep a low profile and not attract the woman's attention, and then looked down.

After the woman asked that question to the tombstone, the entire cave fell into silence, with only the rustling sound of the snake's scales rubbing against the rocks.

"Open your eyes and take a look. He is your son." The woman's words shocked me again.

The owner of the tombstone is Mu Bai's father?

"Why?"

"Why?"

"Why?

The woman asked three times in a row, her voice trembling, as if she couldn't accept the reality.

The tombstone didn't react at all, it just stood quietly in the soil. I looked carefully with my eyes and saw that it was really just a stone tablet without any color on it.

"If this doesn't break the curse, then I'll kill him!"

"I want you to watch your son die in this dark grave with your own eyes!"

The woman's voice was filled with endless resentment, and the black mist suddenly surged from Mu Bai's body like burning anger.

Mu Bai raised his hand and suddenly pinched his neck!