Are there really will-o'-the-wisps in this world?

Udur believed that there was, he was convinced of it, and he did not accept any refutation.

Anyone who dares to argue with Udu'er on this issue says that there are no ghosts or will-o'-the-wisps in the world.

And if anyone tries to use human bones, which contain phosphorus, the phosphorus will spontaneously combust under the right conditions.

So it looks like a will-o'-the-wisp.

Bah bah bah.

If anyone dares to use this scientific explanation to argue with Udur about the issue of will-o’-the-wisps,

Guaranteed to Udur, he will burst into flames on the spot!

Maybe he will even pull out his sword and fight the guy in front of him desperately!

The reason why Udu'er had such a strong reaction was because seeing is believing!

That is all his personal experience!

This morning, when it was almost 5 o'clock in the morning, Udur drank too much deer blood, and his whole body was hot. He was awakened by the strong urge to urinate in his bladder.

The watchtower for him to keep watch was narrow, and it was impossible to solve this problem inside.

So Uduer put on a thick cotton-padded jacket and prepared to perform a volley on the fence outside the guard box.

By the time he had just taken out the murder weapon and was brewing feelings.

But in the roaring fire, a burning piece of coal as big as a fist flew straight out of the roaring fire!

At this time, the sky was still dark and I couldn't see my fingers.

The entire sky was shrouded in darkness.

At this time, if someone uses a shovel to shovel out a piece of burning coal from a burning fire.

Take his yurt back and light the stove, as long as his position is clever enough.

So from the perspective of Udu'er, it is still possible that you can only see the red coal, but not the person.

after all,

The heat emitted by a lump of coal as big as a fist is large enough, but its light is not that sufficient.

Especially if there is wind on the deserted plateau and the wind blows against it, the little flame will float backward.

This will make the person holding the shovel even less visible to the people downwind.

But this time, Udur was clearly at the upper hand.

Moreover, it is now 5 o'clock in the morning, which is the coldest time in the morning!

Who would choose to get out of the warm bed at this time and come to lend a hand in the blazing fire?

You know, those who are qualified to live in the area outside the coal mine enclosure and in those yurts.

They are all masters, people who are being served every day! How could they come out so early in the morning and borrow a fire to light the stove?

When something goes wrong, there must be a monster!

Although Udu'er is usually lazy and has no formality at work, he is very fond of the noble people living in the yurt.

Udul is still very responsible.

Just to confirm, what is going on?

Udu'er didn't even bother to stuff the murder weapon back, he just swung it around and hurriedly ran back to the guard box and picked up a pair of obsolete 8-hand military binoculars.

Observe the situation carefully through the glass windows on the watchtower.

It’s okay if you don’t look at it, but it scares him when you look at it!!

Where is the figure?!

I saw that lump of red coal, rising and falling out of thin air, floating in the air.

And around the coal, there was no sign of anyone at all!!

Sometimes, there are impurities in the burned coal, which will cause it to explode.

Often at this time, what explodes are nothing more than broken cinders the size of fingernails.

How can a person with a fist as big as a piece of coal fly up and down like a light feather in the cold morning wind, and fly away without any haste?!

"Oh my god! Oh my god!"

With a "gudong" sound, Wu Du'er was so frightened by the strange scene in front of him that he fell to the ground: "Batu! Batu! Come on, get up!"

Udu'er was so frightened that he trembled all over and shook his companion as hard as he could: "Quick, get up, Batu, there is a ghost!"

"No, don't make any noise."

Batu, who drank too much last night, wrapped himself tightly in the quilt and said, "I still want to sleep."

To say that this Batu could really sleep, Udu'er's panicked voice couldn't really wake him up.

"Batu, there are ghosts."

Udu'er almost started crying: "It's wrong if there are ghosts stealing fire, and it's wrong if there are ghosts stealing coal."

Batu, who was curled up in the quilt, muttered something vaguely, "What are you talking about? Stealing, stealing coal? Who the hell would travel dozens or hundreds of miles to come here to steal coal?"

"If he really needs coal to burn at home, let him take it away."

Batu licked his lips and bent his body even harder, "Let him carry as much as he can carry!

Traveling 150 miles back and forth from the main highway to here to steal coal? Like Brother Dun, it’s more like stealing your sister!

If I were not willing to fuck your sister, it’s not worth it for me to brave the wind and snow and travel 150 miles to steal her."

"Batu, can you stand up?"

Udu'er half-knelt on the ground, peering out of the glass window, and continued to look at the 'will-o'-the-wisp' with fear: "Ah? It's over, it's over. It's over now!"

Batu ignored Udu'er's yelling and just closed the quilt tightly to sleep.

only

At this time, in Udu'er's eyes, there was no longer a ball, only a fist-sized will-o'-the-wisp.

Instead, it was surrounded by wooden fences, and the roof tent was burning with raging flames!!

This fire was extremely strange and burned extremely fiercely!

The wind helps the fire, and the fire borrows the power of the wind.

From where Udu'er had just seen the tent, a fire with thick smoke ignited, growing into a ball of raging flames that swallowed up all the tents.

The whole process took less than a minute!

So fierce!!

Udu'er looked straight at the yurt area where the smoke was billowing and the flames were billowing, and he couldn't help but be fascinated.

What kind of fire is this fire?

Every year on the prairie, there are many yurt fires caused by careless use of fire.

But how can there be such a reason as before, just blinking a few times, and then "whooshing", the entire yurt area was plunged into a sea of ​​​​fire?!

So that even the people sleeping in the yurts didn't even have time to cry out for help or howl?

"It's over, it's over."

Udu'er fell to the ground, "Even if the gods come, they can't save me. I'm sorry, damn, I have to find a job again."

"It's gone!"

Because the Doujiapan Coal Mine was covered by an earthen fence, the people in the miners' dormitories at the lower level were snoring loudly, but no one noticed anything unusual.

Only the people on the second floor of the two small buildings have larger and brighter windows because of their high locations and the people living in the buildings.

So the first person to notice the fire was Director Li, who lived on the second floor of the small building: "There's a water leak! Everyone, get up and put out the fire!!"

I heard Director Li roar like this.

People in the room at the front, back, left and right also woke up one after another at this time.

When they opened the curtains and saw the raging flames in the distance, they all couldn't help but turned pale with fright: "The water has broken out! Put out the fire, everyone, hurry up and help save people!"

"Dang Dang Dang——"

The electric bells used in coal mines to call everyone to meetings or when commuting to and from get off work reminded me of the shrill knocking sounds.

The fire this time was really too fierce.

The fire was soaring into the sky, and the thick smoke covered the entire wilderness. It even gave everyone the illusion that the entire sky was filled with thick smoke!

"Fight the fire!"

I saw disheveled coal mine workers either jumping behind the glass windows on the second floor of the small building, or standing behind the glass windows, yelling heart-breakingly!

Don't look at how happy everyone is.
To be continued...