But the burnt cornfield was full of life again the next day...
Several people read the story with complicated expressions. It was obvious that the witch in the story was a complete victim...
Renault shook his head and said, "This story is different from the book I read in the car."
In the story he had read, the witch had a purpose in helping these residents from the very beginning, which was to capture them and drain their blood so that she could remain forever young, and then feed their flesh and blood to the monsters she raised.
In order to save themselves, the residents secretly picked the lock and sneaked into the witch's house in the middle of the night. They caught her while she was sleeping and burned her to death. From then on, no resident was harmed by the witch.
【As expected, stories are written by people. 】
【Comparing the two stories, I think the former is more credible. 】
[But this witch has indeed been harming people, the two brothers Fudok and Furso, and Ni Ye. I think the second story is true.]
I don't like either story!
Which story is more believable? Nari turned to the next page of the book, which recorded how this story was created.
The cornfield is real, the red house is real, and the woman is real, but the witch is fake.
The woman in the story is actually a philanthropist who helped with the construction of the town. To thank her, she owns a piece of land in the town.
So she built a house there and rented out the extra land to residents for them to grow corn.
The person who compiled this book recorded all of this in an angry tone. The coveting of money and beauty was true, the sneaking into the house was true, and the woman's death was also true except that the method was different.
He felt ashamed for those who had committed such crimes in the town, and finally finished writing this story in the last moments of his life.
"He probably never imagined that his story would be changed into another version in the end." Ni Jie said with a dejected look.
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