"This boy is so handsome, and so is my dog..." However, no one's child is good-looking.
Grandma Gouwa wakes up.
"Don't go to the mountains. There's nothing good to do. If you encounter a monster in the mountains, you will be like my dog..."
Once you get in, you can't get out.
Grandma Gouwa looks crazy, but she is actually very conscious.
So, she wanted to stop the two young people from taking risks.
Anyone who walks up the mountain on this road will be encouraged by Grandma Gouwa.
Of course, 90% of people are here for tourism and will not believe that there are monsters in the mountains. They will not listen to Grandma Gouwa's advice at all.
Isn't this the one who disappeared from the previous team?
Those people only thought she was an old lady who went crazy because she lost her grandson. Even the people in the village said so.
Most of the villagers open inns or hotels in this area, and they usually rely on tourists to make a living. They are afraid that Grandma Gouwa will drive away these tourists, causing them to have no business.
Therefore, the villagers felt pity for Grandma Gouwa and also hated her.
Basically everyone said she was crazy and told the tourists to ignore her. Over time, no one believed what Grandma Gouwa said.
To the point where no one talked to her, they ran away when they saw her.
Who makes her a madman?
However, some tourists took pity on Grandma Gouwa and left some food for her when passing by this wooden house, and some even gave her money.
Grandma Gouwa survived by being hungry and well-fed.
The son and daughter-in-law couldn't bear the shock of their grandson's death and went to work outside.
Once he left, he never came back, and it seemed that he didn't want to care about Grandma Gouwa anymore.
"Grandma, how did you know that Gouwa was captured by a monster in the mountains?"
"Don't everyone else say that Gouwa ran into the mountains on his own and was killed by a blind bear..."
There is no need for Manshu to say the following words, because it is too cruel for an old man to say it.
She didn't necessarily want to hear the cause of her grandson's death over and over again.
"It's not a blind bear. I saw it. I went to find Gouwa and saw that thing walking like this."
She did a zombie jump.
Grandma Gouwa's words made Manshu's heart skip a beat.
If it were really a zombie, could it be an old aunt?
Or maybe, it's actually someone from organization x, trying to make things mysterious.
Because they captured Gouwa and wanted to scare away those people who came looking for Gouwa.
No matter what the two possibilities are, after Gouwa is captured, I'm afraid there is no way to survive.
The old lady is looking for someone like this, just to leave a thought for herself.
Manshu didn’t know how to comfort Grandma Gouwa.
"Then why didn't you ask someone to catch it?"
Manshu chatted with Grandma Gouwa all the time.
"Why not, but I can't catch it."
Grandma Gouwa sighed.
"That thing dodged past. With my old arms and legs, how can I catch up with it in the mountains and forests?"
"I told Pingwazi and the others, but they didn't believe me."
Grandma Gouwa wiped away her tears: "No one believes that I can't go to the mountains alone."
She actually went there, fell down on the roadside from the cold, and was picked up again.
She thought to herself, she didn't know why she was so lucky, why wasn't she the one who encountered the zombies?
If in fact she was bitten at an early age, she would be bitten, but it happened to be her little dog.
Gouwa is only a teenager, and he still has a lot of youth.