Chapter 268: Weird Village Survival Guide 3

Wu Fa led them into his home and gave them an introduction to the situation in the village.

It turned out that Luoyang Village had existed for hundreds of years. Except for the young people, the villagers rarely had contact with the outside world. They were relatively conservative and had a very regular schedule. When it rained, everyone stayed at home and did not go out, so they did not see many people along the way.

Because this is a mountainous area, the cell phone signal is sometimes available and sometimes not, so it depends on your luck.

Lao Zhou also told them about their situation, and after discussion, they unanimously decided to pay for the room to stay and wait until the rain stopped before leaving.

Wu Fa waved his hands repeatedly, saying that he was just asking them to stay for a meal and that he would not charge them any money. He just said that the living environment might be a little bad, so he asked them to make do with it.

Gao Shuangbin didn't take it seriously and asked innocently, "How bad can it be? It can't be worse than sleeping on the street, right?"

An Jiale also said: "Yeah, we have stayed in dirty and messy hotels before, it's okay, right, Nan Nan?"

Mingnan took a sip of water and chuckled when he heard that.

An Jiale: “?”

Twenty minutes later, they stood on the concrete floor, looking at the burnt-black plastic mat on the uneven kang and the wall covered with cobwebs, all in silence.

Perhaps the atmosphere in the room was too heavy. Wu Fa and the owner of the room, Aunt Liu, looked at each other. Aunt Liu said awkwardly, "This is the only room I can live in."

Wu Fa rubbed his rough hands and said, "In the village, the elderly and children usually live together, and each family only has two rooms. Apart from Aunt Liu's, only Grandpa Sun and Old Man Wang have vacant rooms."

He glanced at the girls and said, "Grandpa Sun's house is cleaner, you girls can go and live there. Wang Lao Er is only in his early thirties, so let the young man live there. Anyway, you guys can discuss it among yourselves."

Zhang Yan looked at the dirty room, then at the other people present, and couldn't help but hugged Li Yiming's arm, "I...I want to live with my boyfriend."

"But we only have three rooms, one room is just right for three people. If you two live together, how will we divide the remaining seven people?"

Gao Shuangbin was very dissatisfied.

Among the remaining seven people, there were four grown men, Lao Zhou, Gao Shuangbin, Jiang Man, and Yan Zhen, and three girls, Lin Jing, An Jiale, and Mingnan.

The kangs here are not very big, and the kang cabinets take up part of the space. The remaining space is okay for a family of three, but it is a bit crowded for three adults, and the distance is awkward, not to mention four grown men.

If you really want to sleep, you have to stack them up.

Several people looked at each other, and Yan Zhen frowned and said, "It's definitely not possible for the two of you to sleep in one room. You must add one more person."

But who wants to be the third wheel between a couple?

Mingnan and the others looked away at the same time.

Li Yiming didn't mind it that much. He glanced at Mingnan and the others and said, "We can still fit another girl in there."

"No!" Zhang Yan refused decisively, "How do girls sleep?"

She glanced at the crowd, hesitated for a while, pointed at Lao Zhou and said, "Uncle Zhou, come and sleep with us. I'll sleep inside, Yiming will sleep in the middle, and you sleep outside."

Old Zhou had no objection and agreed readily.

So the group became Aunt Liu's family: Lao Zhou, Li Yiming and Zhang Yan.

Grandpa Sun’s family: Mingnan, An Jiale, and Lin Jing.

Wang Laoer’s family: Jiang Man, Gao Shuangbin, and Yan Zhen.

After looking at the room, everyone returned to the village chief Wu Fa's house for dinner.

Grandpa Sun and Aunt Liu's families were poor and there wasn't much delicious food, so the old people just made something to fool around and that was it.

So everyone gave Wu Fa some money and went to his house to eat.

After dinner, it was completely dark. Everyone was exhausted after a busy day and had no mood to chat anymore, so they went back to rest.

When Mingnan and the other two returned to Grandpa Sun's house, they saw him standing on the steps with a cane, looking at them with a smile.

"Are you back?"

His tone was gentle and at first glance he seemed approachable.

But the lights in the three rooms behind him were not on, and the door to the outer room was open, revealing the dark interior, like a giant beast with its mouth open, quietly waiting for its prey to fall into its trap.

Mingnan couldn't help but pause.

Lin Jing was walking beside her and asked in confusion, "What's wrong?"

An Jiale took the lead and turned around when he heard the words.

Mingnan whispered, "Don't go out at night if you don't have anything to do. It's dark here. Be careful not to get hurt."

Her tone was serious. Lin Jing's expression changed slightly and he nodded obediently.

An Jiale didn't take it seriously, "It's okay, don't you have a cell phone? Just turn on the flashlight."

Mingnan was too lazy to talk to her, "It's up to you."

205: [Host, are you not going to save her? ]

Mingnan: [She has the aura of a heroine, why should I save her? Respect the fate of others and let go of the complex of helping others, especially in horror novels.]

"Why don't you come over?" Grandpa Sun asked again while standing on the steps and couldn't hear what they were saying.

Mingnan looked up and asked, "Master, why don't you turn on the light?"

Grandpa Sun tapped the ground with his cane and said with a smile, "Ah, turning on the lights wastes electricity. It wastes electricity."

"We'll give you money, can you turn on the light?"

Lin Jing said timidly.

"Okay." Grandpa Sun turned and entered the room. After groping for a moment, the light in the west room was turned on with a "click". The bright light shone through the gray window onto the ground, illuminating the puddles of water of varying sizes.

The three of them breathed a sigh of relief at the same time and quickly went into the house.

This room is indeed relatively clean, with a very flat cement floor and a smooth kang, covered with a thick mattress and a layer of floral mattress.

The bedding felt dry and had no strange smell. The walls in the room seemed to have been newly painted, very white, and there were no cobwebs.

Opposite the kang, next to the window, there was a rectangular table with a kettle, cups and some miscellaneous items on it.

Mingnan put his things aside and put his bag on top.

Lin Jing followed suit, put down his bag and took out a set of pajamas.

An Jiale took out her toiletries and turned around to see Grandpa Sun standing at the door, still smiling.

She was so frightened that her heart tightened, and then she asked helplessly: "Master, do you have anything else to say?"

"Nothing, just a reminder, the toilet is behind the room, remember to take a flashlight when you go there."

After saying this, he smiled and looked at the three of them, then turned around and walked away slowly on his crutches.

An Jiale blinked, turned around and looked at Lin Jing and Ming Nan, "Do you go to the toilet at night?"

Mingnan said decisively: "No, I advise you not to go either, especially not to go alone. If you really can't hold it in, wake someone up to accompany you."

"Then I'd better hold it in." Lin Jing whispered, "I went to check it out this afternoon. The one behind the house can't even be called a toilet. It's just a shabby shed with one side against the wall and the other side leaking air. Then they dug a big hole in the ground and put a big vat in it. They put some broken wood and wooden boards on the ground. I was afraid I would fall in if I couldn't step steadily."

"Eh~" An Jiale said with a look of disgust, "Then I won't go either."

Mingnan thought to himself: You are the best.

The three of them simply washed up, changed into pajamas, spread out the large quilt that Grandpa Sun had brought out, and turned on the light to go to sleep.

In the middle of the night, An Jiale suddenly woke up. She was tormented by a strong urge to urinate and couldn't sleep.

The rain outside had stopped at some point, the dark clouds had dispersed, revealing a half moon, and the yard was brightly lit.

She hesitated for a moment, then sat up.

The flashlight was on the table. She went downstairs in the dark, put on her shoes, picked up the flashlight and tried it. It was quite bright, so she didn't think much about it and walked out alone.