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Living Funeral
I really wanted to save Li Qiang. I understood the story of "when the lips are gone, the teeth are cold." If Li Qiang died, I would definitely suffer too. But now, the possibility of Li Qiang dying seemed very high. I still said to him, "You should untie me!"
Li Qiang was in terrible shape! Not only was he covered in blood, but with his aging condition, I had a premonition that the mountain could kill him in just a few minutes.
At that moment, I was experiencing a direct fear of death. Damn it, I used to be scared by ghosts, but now I was genuinely terrified by the mountain.
This guy was definitely a tough character; Li Qiang was panicking to an extreme degree. In contrast, the mountain laughed out loud, its laughter twisted and perverse.
Li Qiang walked toward me, but the mountain quickly stabbed him again. Li Qiang's will to survive was incredibly strong, but this bastard seemed to place his hope for survival on me. He believed he feared dying of old age more than being stabbed by the mountain.
Seeing this scene made my scalp tingle. This idiot Li Qiang didn’t even resist after being stabbed. I had no choice but to shout, "Brother Li, fight back! If you kill him, we’ll survive!"
I placed part of my hope on Li Qiang; I wanted to live too! At that moment, I didn’t see the mountain as a child; I viewed it as a monster.
After hearing my words, Li Qiang asked, "Aged, if I kill him, will you save me?"
I hurriedly replied, "Of course I'll save you."
My own desire to survive was strong too! Encouraged by me, Li Qiang finally took action; he directly lunged at the mountain.
Damn it, that approach was wrong. He was definitely going to suffer for it. Sure enough, Li Qiang quickly let out a scream of agony. It felt like his intelligence had dropped; could it be that he was too scared? Perhaps he was pushed to his limits and charged backward while holding onto the mountain.
The mountain cursed, "Are you crazy?"
I was driven mad by the mountain; it was simply insane. The violent impact from Li Qiang caused the knife in the mountain's hand to fall to the ground. My sharp eyes caught sight of it, and I shook my body, knocking the stool over. I ended up on the floor, struggling to move until I finally reached the knife. I began to cut the ropes.
Damn it, at this moment, I couldn't care less about what was happening with the mountain and Li Qiang; escaping was my priority.
Li Qiang's voice changed, and eventually, it faded away.
I felt a mix of tension and curiosity, so I glanced over and saw that Li Qiang had collapsed on the ground, convulsing, as if he were still calling out for help.
Meanwhile, the mountain stood there, covered in blood, a terrifying smile on his face. His eyes showed no mercy as he approached me and said, "Now you belong to me alone."
I hurriedly cut through the ropes binding my hands. Panic surged within me as I cursed myself for being so cowardly—how could I be so afraid of a ten-year-old? Just as the mountain drew closer, I finally managed to sever the ropes around my wrists.
Next came the ropes around my feet. The stool restricted my movement, making it difficult to untie them. If I made a wrong move now and failed, the mountain would surely kill me; Li Qiang's death had been too brutal!
Damn it! Just let me escape! Once I'm free, I'll take you down. That was what I thought in my mind, but outwardly I said to the mountain, "Did you figure out the secret of that drawing? Is that why you've become like this?"
The mountain paused for a moment and replied, "Do you know about it too?"
I said, "Not only do I know, but Li Qiang knows as well. If you search him, you'll find the secret of that drawing on him. Otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to draw it on the basketball court or make those female corpses 'come alive.'"
My words successfully captured the mountain's attention. He asked, "Really?"
"Why would I lie to you? Do you think I can escape now?"
Shan looked at me and said, "You better not try anything funny, or you'll end up worse than him."
I understood. While Shan was searching Li Qiang for something, I managed to sit up and cut the ropes binding my feet with a knife. I got to my feet, and now I could see Li Qiang's condition more clearly.
At that moment, Li Qiang was still alive, his body twitching, but he looked so old that he barely resembled a human anymore.
I thought to myself that when I had collapsed on the road, I must have looked just as terrible. It was a sight too gruesome to bear. If Jiang Changsheng hadn't shown up, I would have met the same fate; dying like that was truly cruel.
"Help me, Aged!"
Li Qiang shouted my name with all his strength, quickly drawing Shan's attention. Shan turned to look at me, and I returned his gaze.
We exchanged a glance, and Shan immediately pulled out his bell and began to shake it. With each jingle, the tarp moved, revealing the female corpse inside. I couldn't believe it—he could still control the corpse! He said to me, "Just wait to die."
Shan was confident at that moment, but he overlooked one crucial detail: it was daytime now, and the sun had risen. As the corpses stepped into the sunlight, they quickly began to weaken and eventually collapsed onto the ground. Honestly, I had been a bit apprehensive at first, fearing they might attack me. But seeing this scene unfold made me want to laugh.
I looked at Shan and charged at him without any hesitation. I wouldn't let him bully me anymore. After grabbing him, I unleashed a flurry of punches until he spat blood.
I was furious; how dare he mess with me? "Are you looking for trouble?" I shouted at Shan.
After beating him up, I tied him up with ropes. At that moment, Li Qiang was writhing towards me. Ignoring him for now, I pulled out my phone and called Fu Yan to inform him of my location.
The call went through without any issues, and Fu Yan promised he would arrive shortly.
Li Qiang grabbed one of my hands, still murmuring, "Save me..."
To be safe, I first tied him up with rope, then let him drink my blood. Of course, I wasn't sure if it would work. Li Qiang drank my blood as eagerly as a child drinks milk. Damn it, it hurt when he bit my hand.
After he finished drinking my blood, I witnessed a miraculous scene: Li Qiang began to rejuvenate before my eyes, visibly regaining his youthful glow. I was stunned.
Even after becoming younger, Li Qiang still lacked strength due to the blood loss. He looked at me and said, "Thank you."
I had no words.
Shan then said to me, "I want to drink your blood too."
Hearing this made me furious. "What the hell!" I stepped forward and gave Shan a beating. I wasn't bullying a kid; I was just dealing with a pervert.
Shan cried out in pain but didn't shed a tear.
After finishing with Shan, I sat down on a stool, waiting for Fu Yan's arrival. Looking at Li Qiang and Shan, I found it strange that these two, who seemed completely unrelated, had somehow come together.
I asked Li Qiang, "How did you get to know him?"
Li Qiang replied, "He approached me. Wasn't that pattern something you gave him?"
Li Qiang shook his head. He had it himself. This left me puzzled; if he had it himself, where did it come from?
Li Qiang said, "I don't know." I thought he could never have imagined that he would be tricked by a child, and I certainly never expected that I would be caught in his schemes as well.
I asked Shan, "Where did you get the patterns from?"
Shan sneered, "Do you really want to know?"
At that moment, my mind flashed back to the way Shan had covered the entire room with those mysterious patterns. He had even broken them down into components. What on earth was he trying to do? This guy was definitely not as simple as he appeared.
I pressed him, "What exactly have you discovered?"
However, Li Qiang's agreement to keep Shan around surely had its own purpose.
So Li Qiang must know something too. I waited for Shan to speak, and he asked me, "Do you really want to know?"
At this point, he was still teasing me. I had little patience left and decided to give him a beating. It felt a bit strange to hit him; after all, an adult shouldn't be hitting a student. But sometimes, you just have to do what you must.
"You better hurry up, or else I'll make you regret it later," I warned Shan.
At that moment, Shan had no retort left after my beating. He shot me a glance and said, "It was Jiang Changsheng who made me do it."
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