I shook my head and wondered.
It was useless to think about it.
As for the stone tablet at the entrance of the village, why was it called the Sou Nuo Tablet instead of directly named after the Nuo Tablet?
Tian Muqing said: "The stone tablet is used to record events.
According to your brother Da Yandie'er, the search for Nuo refers to the Nuo religion's rituals that have been passed down since ancient times, such as exorcising ghosts and diseases.
The inscription may record the Nuo search ceremony that was carried out in the village."
I thought it was right.
The "Sour Nuo Stele" depicted in the mural is a large stone stele for Bigui to carry burdens.
Folklore says it is called the "Batuo Stele".
Bigui is a dragon species and is good at carrying heavy loads.
In ancient times, it was The Bigui Tuobao stele has two things in common.
One is that it is extremely tall, and the other is that its content is very important.
Therefore, the stele must record the major events that happened in Yidi Village through the ages.
If I don’t want to be with the Liao Tomb The female corpse was also frightened to death by nightmares, so she had to go to the stone monument where Bigui Tuo was burdened to see what happened.
But Da Yandieer's life or death was uncertain.
If he left here earlier, he would have a little more chance of survival.
At such a critical moment, I I can't just care about my own survival.
Besides, I don't dare to step into the village in front of the ancient tomb anymore.
The matter has come to this, let's just let nature take its course.
It's better to escape first.
At this time, Shameless came over and said: "It's not raining outside, but the fog is getting bigger and bigger.
We have to make a decision, whether to continue hiding here, or go out and find a way out."
I said: "Now that the heavy rain has stopped, let's go north.
Through the woods is the cave we came from.
You can go out the same way.
You two pack your things first and tie a few more torches for later use.
I'll take a look.
Murals in the back room.”
Shamelessly, he went to the door to pick up some thick branches, and tore the dirty clothes into strips of cloth.
He asked Tian Muqing to wrap them one by one on the wooden branches, and apply ointment to the lamp holes on the wall.
I kept a flashlight for emergencies.
Holding the candle used by Tian Muqing, I walked alone to the back hall of the Nuo Temple, pushed aside the dust and looked around.
Thinking of the little girl's face behind the door, I couldn't help but feel a little uneasy.
I didn't know if I had seen it wrong or if I had seen a ghost.
But regardless of whether it was a human or a ghost, she was just a child, so there was nothing to be afraid of.
I emboldened myself and looked at the murals in the back hall by candlelight.
The temple faces north and south.
The murals are on the east and west sides.
On the east side, there is a magnificent palace with cornices and brackets.
There is a big fish next to it.
When I saw the murals , I immediately remembered what happened to the blind man.
When Yang Fang, the whipper, and the warlord leader slaughtered the black tiger, he was trapped under the Yellow River.
The situation in the Golden-domed Palace is so similar to that in this mural.
In the Golden-domed Palace in the Dasha Cave under the Yellow River, experts like Yang Fang and Ji Laodao cannot tell what kind of place it is.
They can only give a rough idea.
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It was submerged by the Yellow River during the Sui and Tang Dynasties.
I didn't expect it to be related to Qiangu Yidi Village.
Wasn't that village also sunk to the bottom of the lake during the Tang Dynasty?
I looked at it for a while, but couldn't see any clues, and I couldn't figure out what the connection was.
Then I looked at the mural opposite, and saw dozens of Nuo generals with masks on their faces, holding down one person and slicing his stomach open with a knife.
The disemboweled man's hair was disheveled and his intestines were spilled all over the floor.
The man was still alive and struggling with all his strength.
The scene was bloody and horrific, much like what Da Yandieer said about searching for Nuo and catching pornographic ghosts.
I thought to myself: "Judging from the coffins and buried treasures in the underground palace, this person must be the King of Nuo.
Since he was the King of Nuo, how could he be killed by a Nuo general and buried generously in the underground palace, and his ghost is still there?"
He became a zombie monster and the following rebellions occurred in the ancient village.
What does a big fish have to do with the female corpse in the Liao Tomb?
The female corpse in the Liao Tomb died between the Tang and Song Dynasties.
Why did the murals in the Liao Tomb have different characteristics through the ages?
Is it really the female corpse in the Liao Tomb that I saw in my nightmares during her lifetime?
So many years later, why did I follow the Liao Tomb?
The female corpse had the same nightmare throughout the ages.
Is there a terrible curse in the strange village?"
I stood in front of the mural in a daze, with all kinds of thoughts coming to me.
Suddenly, I felt a cold chill on my back.
The candlelight dimmed immediately, and the feeling of trembling on my skin came back.
As soon as I turned my head, I saw the little girl standing in the corner. , when she saw me looking over, she fell to the ground, sobbing, and saying something.
I couldn't hear clearly intermittently, but I vaguely heard the little girl crying and saying: "It's been so hard for so many years, but if we are in trouble now, don't move."
I was even more surprised and asked: "What do you mean, don't move?"
At this time, he slapped me on the shoulder shamelessly and said loudly: "What happened to you?
Why did you talk to the wall by yourself and hooked up with some female ghost?"
My body was shaken and I almost jumped up from the ground.
I saw Cheeky, who had prepared a torch and came in to greet me to go to the cave.
I was so frightened by him that I just breathed a sigh of relief.
When I looked around the corner, there was nothing there
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