Chapter 38: The theory of evil spirits, the murderer is dead
Half an hour later, Kong Sang woke up on the bed in the infirmary.
Kong Sang was still breathing heavily, and his heart was beating rapidly and it was not yet completely stable.
He looked at the glucose in the bottle, but was too tired to say anything.
"You're awake, Kong Sang." Liu Zhengye, who was beside the bed, breathed a sigh of relief, showing a trace of guilt.
"Sorry, we underestimated the danger of this matter. Next time, we will not let you take risks like this again."
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"Okay, now that I'm the night watchman, I'm not that pretentious. The complaints before were just words." Kongsang waved his hand, shook the bed and sat up.
"I'll tell you the truth. Chen Lin's case was caused by Wang Xin. However, he didn't kill someone and then throw it into the frying pan."
Everyone was stunned: "No? What is that?"
Kong Sang took a sip of hot tea, calmed down and looked at the four people in front of the hospital bed with complex eyes: "Wang Xin... ate Chen Lin alive."
The four people were in an uproar, with shock in their eyes.
Kong Sang took a deep breath, as if to suppress the nausea in his heart: "At first, I just cut Chen Lin's meat with a knife and ate it raw."
"Then...it seemed that it was not enough, so she threw Chen Lin into the frying oven. The information and photos we saw were already...what Wang Xin had eaten."
Listening to Kong Sang's narration, the four people present felt their scalps go numb.
Zhang Peng clasped his hands together and confessed his sins.
Liu Zhengye's expression changed: "Then...you...the experience you had when a ghost took possession of you..."
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Kong Sang smiled helplessly: "Of course I have experienced the pain of being fried alive."
Everyone's breath was suffocated. They felt chills all over even thinking about it, not to mention that Kong Sang had experienced it alive.
That feeling of life being worse than death... For a moment, everyone regretted letting Kong Sang get involved in danger so easily.
He Meng quickly poured another cup of medicinal tea for Kong Sang: "But why did Wang Xin do this? This is no longer a psychopath. This completely breaks the bottom line of human ethics!"
"Yeah, I've only seen people eating people in movies." Yan Wei shrank her neck.
Kong Sang sighed: "It's a Buddhist amulet. Zhang Peng is right. I saw a Buddhist amulet on Wang Xin's body."
"Oh? What does it look like?" Zhang Peng asked immediately.
"Hmm...it's not big, it's golden, and there's a little doll on it, which looks a bit like a Buddhist god."
"But the whole body is dark, and the expression... isn't that peaceful. How should I put it? Anyway, it looks a bit eye-catching."
After Zhang Peng thought for a moment, he said: "That is Gumantong, also known as the Golden Boy."
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"Gumantong?"
"The difference between Thailand's Yin Buddha amulets and genuine ones is not only different in material, but the most obvious difference is the pattern. Gumantong is a pattern that the people of Kyushu like very much when they go to Thailand to buy Yin Buddha amulets."
"Is there something special about this pattern?"
Zhang Peng nodded: "Different patterns, it is said that the focus of prayers is different. Gumantong's Yin card is one of the more powerful ones among many Yin cards. This kind of magic is called Yin method, which is the origin of Yin Buddha card. Brought."
"Let's put it this way, Gumantong is a low-end version of 'raising a kid'. Generally, those who choose this pattern are those whose families are not harmonious and whose descendants will not be blessed."
"This Wang Xin, who is young, wants this kind of invitation? Generally speaking, young people in Kyushu prefer Yin Buddha cards that attract wealth and attract peach blossoms."
Zhang Peng was obviously a little confused.
Kong Sang thought for a while: "So, the second person died in public, maybe it was the Yin Buddha's Yin magic that caused trouble?"
"Yes, the worship of Yin cards is very particular. Even the production techniques are different. Even if they have the same pattern, the worship methods are different."
"If the wrong offering is made, even if it does not harm the owner, it will influence the owner to harm other people. This is why some people say that the Yin Buddha amulet is evil."
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Kongsang added: "If the other party really bought the Buddha amulet from Thailand, can we confirm it by checking his passport information? We can even determine where in Thailand the other party went to by where the plane stopped?"
Liu Zhengye's eyes lit up: "This is a good idea. I will ask the Department of Good and Evil to contact the relevant departments and call out surveillance to see if it is possible to find Wang Xin."
After Kong Sang calmed down, he decided to go back to the antique shop.
All afternoon, no customers came to buy antiques.
Kong Sang sat in front of the desk and found the antique album on the first floor to pass the time. However, he frowned when he saw a line of writing:
"The Bad Gu Pai? It's an ancient artifact from the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. It was obtained in Yunnan. It combines the three evil spells into one."
"Made from the soil of a dead person and coffin nails, mixed with corpse oil and refined by poisonous insects, it is hidden in the human body using the evil technique to form a human pupa. When the human pupa breaks, this card is born. It can take away people's luck and curse life and death. A very dangerous thing."
"Sounds like...how is it that it has the same purpose as the Yin Buddha amulet? Or, in other words, is it more sinister than the Yin Buddha amulet?"
In doubt, Kong Sang sent a message: "Boss, I want to see the bad luck card on the first floor. Is there anything I need to pay attention to?"
Soon, the message replied: "Did you eat blood food at noon?"
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"Uh...no."
"What about the three kinds of meat and five kinds of disgusting things?"
"No. A ghost came over me this morning. I had a bad appetite, so I didn't eat anything."
"That's good, put on the gloves and don't eat any blood food before putting it back on the first floor. After reading it, the gloves will be burned directly."
"OK."
Kong Sang went to the first floor of the basement, followed the instructions in the atlas, and found the box where the evil gu cards were placed.
Following Boss Zheng's instructions, Kong Sang put on gloves before he dared to open the box.
Inside the box is a square crystal plaque, which is very delicate and translucent.
The crystal card is hollow, and in the hollow part there is a very small nail-like object and an unspecified insect, which are soaked together in a thick yellow liquid.
"These should be the coffin nails and the so-called worms. That liquid, should it be corpse oil?"
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Kong Sang grinned, feeling an indescribable nausea in his heart.
I looked carefully at the pattern engraved on the evil Gu card, and when I touched it gently through my gloves, a faint "thumping" sound surrounded my ears.
The sound was getting louder and denser.
Just when Kong Sang looked up and didn't know what was going on, his face suddenly turned pale, and he stood up with a "chang" sound, and even summoned the gong.
Before my eyes, at some point, countless black reptiles appeared densely on the ceiling of the antique store.
These reptiles were only about the size of a thumb and seemed innocuous, but in an instant, the number of them covered the entire wall from the ceiling.
Kong Sang hurriedly rang the watch gong.
"clang!"
The soothing sound echoed in the antique shop. When he regained consciousness, the surrounding insects suddenly disappeared.
"Fantasy, hallucination?"
Kong Sang lowered his head and looked at the Bad Gu card in his hand, and his throat twitched. The insect swarm was exactly the same as the little bugs in this brand!
"If I had eaten blood food, I'm afraid it wouldn't have been a hallucination just now."
Kong Sang shuddered, and after taking a few photos, he carefully put away the Bad Gu card. Finally, he breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the gloves turned into ashes.
In less than a day, Kong Sang was almost exhausted after struggling twice.
"Empty Sang."
The door opened, and Liu Zhengye and He Meng walked in.
Looking at the pale Kong Sang, Liu Zhengye was stunned: "You don't look too good."
Kong Sang waved his hand tiredly and motioned for the two of them to sit down.
"You didn't eat anything for lunch, so I brought you some. Let's talk while we eat."
Kong Sang looked at the beef in the opened lunch box, and a feeling of vomiting suddenly came to his heart.
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"Ugh..." Kongsang grabbed the trash can and retched in pain, wishing he could spit out the bitter water.
He Meng quickly covered the meat: "Ah, sorry, sorry! I forgot!"
Kong Sang wiped his mouth: "I'm fine. Well, I'm afraid I don't have any appetite for the time being. I'll just eat some chocolate. Just tell me."
"good."
He Meng simply threw away the beef and took out the information from the document bag: "We have verified through various means that Wang Xin...does not have a passport."
Kong Sang was stunned: "No passport? How did he get to Thailand?"
"There are only two possibilities now. Either Wang Xin smuggled there. But generally speaking, few people who smuggled there can come back safely. What's more, if you can afford the Buddha amulet, the money for a passport is no problem."
"The second is that the other party has never left the country. His amulets may also be purchased on behalf of others."
Kong Sang's mouth twitched: "This... thing can also be purchased on behalf of others?"
"As long as you give me money, what can't you buy?"
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Kongsang thought carefully: "Could it be that it's not a product of Thailand?"
"No? But, the Buddha amulet itself is the craftsmanship of a Thai wizard."
"That's not necessarily the case..." Kong Sang informed the two of them about the Yin Buddha Card: "Look at the photos I took. Frankly speaking, this is really similar to the Yin Buddha Card. Even the effect
It’s also very similar.”
"Is it a bad spell?" He Meng pushed up his glasses: "I did read it in some books. In ancient times, there were three major evil spells in Yunnan."
"The first one is the art of burying insects into the human body to make pupae. However, the effectiveness of this spell has been lost."
"The second type is the poisonous poison that many people are familiar with today. It is usually cultivated by various snakes, insects, rats and ants fighting each other."
"The last one is to lower your head."
"It's just that the witchcraft lineage in Yunnan is about to be extinct. On the contrary, it has become popular in Thailand. It is said that it was also caused by a group of ethnic minority people who settled in Thailand and spread it."
Liu Zhengye asked: "So, Kongsang, do you think that the other person's Buddha amulet may not be a real Buddha amulet, but may be the masterpiece of a wizard from Yunnan?"
Kong Sang nodded: "I think this can be considered an entry point."
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"Indeed...it just so happens that we have located Wang Xin's current residence through surveillance. As long as we arrest him, we will probably know the situation."
"We are here to take you to the scene first. Wang Xin should have been arrested by now."
As he said this, Liu Zhengye's cell phone rang.
"Hey, what's wrong?"
Something seemed to be said on the phone, and Liu Zhengye's expression became a little more serious: "Are you sure?"
...
After a while, Liu Zhengye hung up the phone: "Zhang Peng just called. He and Yan Wei led a large force to arrest Wang Xin, but found in the rental house that Wang Xin... was dead.
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"What?!"
"More importantly, the Yin Buddha amulet on Wang Xin's body is missing!"
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The three major evil laws have been spread in Yunnan since ancient times.
It's just that in reality, what I've seen is not that mysterious, haha.
However, according to some unofficial historical records, the wizards in Thailand who made the Yin Buddha amulet seemed to have some background involvement with the wizards in Yunnan.
Although there is no empirical evidence for this statement, it is a possibility based on the similarities in witchcraft records.
For readers from Yunnan, please don’t hit me. After all, this is just a story. The dog’s head saves his life!